I'm 23, been watching Blockbusters every night for the past 5 months as a new viewer and I love the show so much and now im gutted to hear he has died :( R.I.P Bob - always missed never forgotten.
This reminds me of loading of the days when I started loading a game from tape on my Commodore 64 while I watched Blockbusters, before switching the aerial cable when it was finished.
Great intro. It looks like a scene from a science fiction or comic book film like Superman or the X-Men. Although this was the 1980s, this intro to Blockbusters was futuristic for the time.
@cupcakefairy87 It starts off being all Blade Runner. Though what Blade Runner has to do with answering questions is beyond me ;o) Where's Harrison Ford when you need him?
Okay from Blade Runner we enter some corridor heading to a boss's office. Then we smash into the big game board and go into the studio. We fly over Bob Holness' head and stand face-to-face with Zeus.
Makes no sense whatsoever. But what a fuckin' badass title sequence! :oD
@bertyUK What was the "firstly"? No I'm not a NewLabour voter, considering the fact that there is no such party as "NewLabour". I was just saying the obvious. Blockbusters was a good ITV daytime show but it was hardly thought provoking like, say, QI. How does that make me a "NewLabour" voter?
i was never really interested in this, but then i forced my self to watch it because i knew the A-Team was on after, and didnt want to miss a second.. can i have an "E" please bob!!! lol
Also, the green hexagon seems to fly underneath the strip light in the studio shot at the end. That always bugged me. I always wondered why: surely that was more difficult than having it just fly over it? That doesn't detract from how much of a surreal masterpiece this is, though.
In answer to Elberto - 'we' are... or were LEGS productions based in Manchester, we made the title sequence - not the music. No computer animation here - all the buildings and city were made from card and reflective / mirrored coatings , lights added inside and then we built a miniature version of the studio set. It was all shot with a motion control rig. A long time ago but happy days when stop frame was the norm.
@bjoevans Great info, thanks! Just curious about a couple of things: the glowing/flying hexagon spaceships thingies: were these not CG? Were they some kind of seperately filmed element that was overexposed (for the glow) and comped in to the other footage? Kudos on the studio miniature. I wouldn't have known! Oh, also, one other question: what was the thinking behing the title sequence? It's kind of insane. A Balderunner-esque dystopia ruled by hexagons. Earth consumed by a solar flare. Genius.
@bjoevans Thanks for that info mate, what can I say except I am really impressed and fascinated! I don't remember being particularly bothered at the time, but now as I'm a 35yo 80s child, I love it.
Didn't they do a Champion Blockbusters version where the contestants' faces appeared in the hexagons or am I totally wrong about that? I miss this show so much. There's a definite link between Blockbusters ending and the planet officially going down the pan.
Right guys. It's official. TV in the 1980s was better than it is in the 2010s. We all need to switch off, and deman that we won't watch again until TV is restored to its former glory!
The statues were designed to represent 'Great Thinkers'. It was part of the original set. You can see Zeus, Beethoven and other icons of intelligence.
This is the original and best version of the theme. The reason there might be similarities in sounds and writing style to Knightmare is that the same composer wrote both tracks - Ed Welch. Also around the same time. (Blockbusters in 1983, Knightmare in 1987)
This so takes me back to my childhood, quite literally I was only 5 when this first dissappeared from the air and back then I was hooked, running from nursery/school to watch Blockbusters on Central!
Happy Days - it was the first gameshow I got hooked on.
@aQSteve I know they don't and yeah ITV should bring this back don't think they will though as for host though I doubt Bob would come back but there are one or 2 people who I think could do a decent job if they were given the chance. I certainly could see Des Lynamo r somebody like that presenting a new version of the show but keep the theme music and look
I can still remember hearing this in NICAM stereo in the early 90s - I'm sure they added "whoosing" effects to this sequence when the hexagons flew past, so you'd actually hear them pass from one speaker to the other or from one speaker to both (if they then flew straight in front of the camera). It sounded brilliant!
This was a brilliant intro for Blockbusters and was proberbly the most advanced intro sequence of it's time. Fron what I read, the intro was based on Bladerunner, as I have seen comments about it below. They should bring back Bob, the brilliant intro and best of all the hand jive at the end!
@RideableLlama I know what you mean, the shapes (forgot the name) flying though the city, suggest some sort of future city, just need to come up with a storyline
@TorchwoodUK Hexagons I believe and yeah this was TV at it's best modern TV programmers should be taking note about TV programs this is how I think it should be done not silly soaps all the time
Indeed. Of the ones I remember were Isaac Newton and Winston Churchill among others. The centrepiece figure was Zeus though, obviously. I read they were made from polystyrene and modelled with a hot wire. Must have taken some skill.
When I was 8 in 1988, i used to watch this after school with my older brother. I luv this music and hoppy memories back. I used to watch KNIGHTMARE, BLUEPETER & TEABAG too in that era
True story, Bob Holness is dyslexic. So to avoid the problems which his condition may have caused during Blockbusters, he would memorise every single question in every single show, beforehand.
Endless repeats of the Price is Right and Who wants to be a millionaire, and obscure American game shows I'm not certain will have got that much of an audience in the US.
What is the long sound at 0.15? The same sound is used in the incidental music of Ulysses 31.
rorymsvideo 3 weeks ago
So long Bob, we will miss you, R.I.P.
BuddyFantastic 3 weeks ago
Can I have an RI-P please, Bob?
officialmashitup 3 weeks ago
R.I.P Bob greatly missed
jimmytic74 3 weeks ago
It's like 3 Millenium Falcons flying through the set of Bladerunner
mypli 3 weeks ago
Question: What "L" describes Blockbusters host Bob Holness?
Answer: Legend.
RIP Bob, you shall be missed, and never forgotten.
ChrisDilke 3 weeks ago 4
An absolute legend from my childhood... R.I.P Bob
Uberdude25 3 weeks ago
R. I. P. Game Show God.
KeredDrahcir 3 weeks ago
RIP Bob. Thanks for the happy childhood memories of getting home from school to watch this at teatime!
cmeonthemove 3 weeks ago in playlist Other Videos
Farewell & RIP Bob Holness
scandura 3 weeks ago
I'm 23, been watching Blockbusters every night for the past 5 months as a new viewer and I love the show so much and now im gutted to hear he has died :( R.I.P Bob - always missed never forgotten.
ShyGuy19898 3 weeks ago
As a kid who grew up in the 80s, this was essential viewing. RIP Bob. You were a TV legend.
craigybus1 3 weeks ago
can i have a L E G E N D please bob
RIP BOB
NorthernStar1982 3 weeks ago
I'll have an RIP please Bob.
MegaSpliffster2 3 weeks ago 4
RIP Bob
Mikel0re 3 weeks ago
Bob Holness (1928-2012) R.I.P.
You will be missed. :'(
PopArt23 3 weeks ago
Blockbusters presenter passes away peacefully in his sleep, RIP
anthonyheaney2008 3 weeks ago
Goodnight sweet prince
cameronm896 3 weeks ago
RIP Bob we will miss you
cameronm896 3 weeks ago
Can I get an R, an I and a P please, Bob. Don't make 'em like this any more
Daveh01 3 weeks ago
RIP Bob
When I was a kid I always wanted to go on Blockbusters
welshmatt 3 weeks ago
RIP Bob Holness, you were and always will be a legend in tv history.
Still raises a smile, at the imortal line 'i'll have a P please Bob'
alanc71 3 weeks ago
I'll have a P please Bob!
Don't remember too much of it as a kid, but surely EVERYONE knows this theme. I always thought the Jive thing was stupid though.
AntoG1986 1 month ago
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AntoG1986 1 month ago
this is amazing and all, but it really doesn't suit a quiz show intro
ShitbagsGroup 2 months ago
great theme!!!!!!
duannejacksonbox 2 months ago
I'll have a T please Bob, closely followed by a P.
SpicyDragonWings 2 months ago
This reminds me of loading of the days when I started loading a game from tape on my Commodore 64 while I watched Blockbusters, before switching the aerial cable when it was finished.
Max404s 2 months ago
Blade Runner wishes it looked and sounded as good as the Blockbusters intro
ELCNUmorFnaMehT 2 months ago
this show is being revived apparently
ROTSSisalive 2 months ago
@ROTSSisalive yes it is by Challenge they'er looking for nwe contestants at the moment
sjsharp2007 1 month ago
@sjsharp2007 Contestant applications have finished and auditions will occur in the new year.
mocyoung 1 month ago
Absolute choon!
MrPopquorn 3 months ago
What was the similar progamme on the other channel at the same time and presented by a woman?
Cohortrohoc 3 months ago
On Repeat. Forever. LOVE IT
Modrophonic 3 months ago
Bob's a Legend!
nedster01 3 months ago
can i have a P please bob
M1K3YC 3 months ago
remember this winter evenings..couple of hours after school sitting back with my egg chips and peas.
cujo9 4 months ago
"Sodding bloody Blockbusters! Oh, isn't Grange Hill about to start?"
TriathDreamer 4 months ago
Where can I find the spoof version with the G'et up stand' up ch4 team?
cisco9x 4 months ago
"Please welcome the host of Blockbusters - Zeus." :-)
MerdogProductions 5 months ago
Can i have an E please Bob?
DavesFoundYerScooer 5 months ago
when i wathced this on tv, i always thought the intro was very futuristic. lookin at the intro on here, im still thinkin the exact same thing
mpw180 5 months ago 16
Fucking A!
joseph85delaney 5 months ago
How the fuck did they do this with 1980's technology?! It's ludicrously good...
officialmashitup 5 months ago 13
@officialmashitup i was thinking the exact same thing.
79Digi7aL 3 weeks ago
brings back memories
mpw180 5 months ago
i'll have a P please Bob..perhaps a shit too
bedfordcrusader 6 months ago
I find the Funk guitar/Harpsichord section at 0:19 easy to chew vigorously to.
TimothiusOdin 6 months ago
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TimothiusOdin 6 months ago
the best show ever now back on challenge!
harrycrumblebumble 6 months ago
I'll have a P please Bob
lgarvey 6 months ago 3
I used to go fucking mental when this tune came on. I was a hyperactive child.
cuntylishus 7 months ago
Great intro. It looks like a scene from a science fiction or comic book film like Superman or the X-Men. Although this was the 1980s, this intro to Blockbusters was futuristic for the time.
cupcakefairy87 7 months ago
@cupcakefairy87 It starts off being all Blade Runner. Though what Blade Runner has to do with answering questions is beyond me ;o) Where's Harrison Ford when you need him?
Okay from Blade Runner we enter some corridor heading to a boss's office. Then we smash into the big game board and go into the studio. We fly over Bob Holness' head and stand face-to-face with Zeus.
Makes no sense whatsoever. But what a fuckin' badass title sequence! :oD
antster1983 6 months ago
Its looks like some 80's Arnie movie.
francotron2000 7 months ago
UK TV used to be so good and THOUGHT PROVOKING.
That City in the opening credits looks fantastic.
bertyUK 7 months ago
@bertyUK Because a cheap daytime gameshow on ITV was really thought provoking, unlike say, QI...
thepod96 7 months ago
@thepod96
I'm talking ABOUT UK TELEVISION IN GENERAL.
It's appalling.
bertyUK 7 months ago
@bertyUK Prime time television has always been mediocre. How do you think it's supposed to appeal to a mass audience?
It's ridiculous to suggest that TV was any more "thought provoking" back in the 80's than it is now.
Sure, we've got a lot of crap on TV now, especially on a Saturday night.
But what about 3-2-1? What about Duty Free? What about Jim'll Fix It? Not exactly programs to provoke much thought, deep or otherwise.
Jarren202 7 months ago
@thepod96
Secondly, are you a NewLabour voter i wonder.
bertyUK 7 months ago
@bertyUK What was the "firstly"? No I'm not a NewLabour voter, considering the fact that there is no such party as "NewLabour". I was just saying the obvious. Blockbusters was a good ITV daytime show but it was hardly thought provoking like, say, QI. How does that make me a "NewLabour" voter?
thepod96 7 months ago
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bertyUK 7 months ago
I love this show. It was brilliant and the Gold Run was an extra treat to watch. That theme tune is so catchy.
'Blockbusters' is being shown on Challenge at 4pm Mondays - Fridays and weekends at 5pm.
CraneProductions27 7 months ago
is he still alive?
joseph85delaney 7 months ago
@joseph85delaney Absolutely!
He has been since the 1920s!
Matthewj4x 7 months ago
4 people don't even know how to do a Gold Run.
cjthomas89 7 months ago
Wow, I miss this. Blockbusters was one of my favorites when I was a kid. Everytime I even see a hexagon, it always reminds me of this show
cjthomas89 8 months ago
this always meant that the cartoon's were over :(
citizenjlk 8 months ago
scifi city, ufo's flying around, 3 old dudes in stone.... epic intro
citizenjlk 8 months ago
If this show comes back to Challenge next week , would be Epic!
chrisjoyce87 8 months ago
sounds like ur flying through space exploring other galaxies and shit star trek style
adz3141592654 8 months ago
brilliant show, allways remember the clip when a student said orgasm instead of organism as an answer lol
jr2nd 8 months ago
i was never really interested in this, but then i forced my self to watch it because i knew the A-Team was on after, and didnt want to miss a second.. can i have an "E" please bob!!! lol
MrTeejaysingh 9 months ago
Im sure this version was early 90s?
AlannTH 9 months ago
I used to watch this!
Cerebralator 9 months ago
4 people didn't make it to the gold run
19STU84 9 months ago
What a theme!!!!!!!!!!
19STU84 9 months ago
please welcome the host of blockbusters, Bob Holness....he sure looks like Zeux.....oh wait, that's not bob.
scorchx3000 9 months ago
Haven't heard this in years, give me goosebumps.
Uberdude25 9 months ago
@Uberdude25 Same here!
semlohd 9 months ago
Imagine they brought back this intro in 3D...
FergusonGames 10 months ago
Also, the green hexagon seems to fly underneath the strip light in the studio shot at the end. That always bugged me. I always wondered why: surely that was more difficult than having it just fly over it? That doesn't detract from how much of a surreal masterpiece this is, though.
DiscoJustice 10 months ago
Weeknights...teatime...ladies and gentlemen it is 1989! And I think you'll find it's fish fingers and MASH for tea (WITH PEAS!)
brandybuck1984 10 months ago
In answer to Elberto - 'we' are... or were LEGS productions based in Manchester, we made the title sequence - not the music. No computer animation here - all the buildings and city were made from card and reflective / mirrored coatings , lights added inside and then we built a miniature version of the studio set. It was all shot with a motion control rig. A long time ago but happy days when stop frame was the norm.
bjoevans 11 months ago 2
@bjoevans Great info, thanks! Just curious about a couple of things: the glowing/flying hexagon spaceships thingies: were these not CG? Were they some kind of seperately filmed element that was overexposed (for the glow) and comped in to the other footage? Kudos on the studio miniature. I wouldn't have known! Oh, also, one other question: what was the thinking behing the title sequence? It's kind of insane. A Balderunner-esque dystopia ruled by hexagons. Earth consumed by a solar flare. Genius.
DiscoJustice 10 months ago
@bjoevans Thanks for that info mate, what can I say except I am really impressed and fascinated! I don't remember being particularly bothered at the time, but now as I'm a 35yo 80s child, I love it.
ElBerto 9 months ago
top tune thats why anyone got a xtended version
crayzemotherfuker 11 months ago
I love this. And I can't stop playing it. Any idea why? :)
ElBerto 11 months ago
my mam is making us all nuggets again just as dad comes in from work!
joannalexus1 1 year ago 2
We made this at Legs productions in Manchester 1987!
bjoevans 1 year ago
@bjoevans Who's 'we'?
ElBerto 11 months ago
What was it with the stonemen in the studio background, just wondering?
thefranksterboy 1 year ago
You can't beat Classic British TV
thefranksterboy 1 year ago 17
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southForzaMK2 1 year ago
4 people want a 'P' please, Bob :D
keshihead07 1 year ago 3
classic quiz show
wwe697 1 year ago
oh my god its high quality
freeridesyndicate123 1 year ago
after school is no fun without blockbusters
wwe697 1 year ago
Brings back memories of childhood teatimes! Fish fingers, mash and peas!
brandybuck1984 1 year ago
Didn't they do a Champion Blockbusters version where the contestants' faces appeared in the hexagons or am I totally wrong about that? I miss this show so much. There's a definite link between Blockbusters ending and the planet officially going down the pan.
jongredic 1 year ago
can I have a P please Bob
tyrerman 1 year ago
this theme would not look ou of place in todays tv.....it was way ahead of its time
capokhatpin 1 year ago
@capokhatpin and still funky. I hear they will re-release this on mp3 from an itunes near you.
falkerhard 1 year ago
Right guys. It's official. TV in the 1980s was better than it is in the 2010s. We all need to switch off, and deman that we won't watch again until TV is restored to its former glory!
chriseurosong 1 year ago 12
@chriseurosong Funnily enough i agree........telly is going down the pan.
BuddyFantastic 6 months ago
Nothing can beat ALL the originals and even the music, hosts and everything that comes with it!
Scrabbler27 1 year ago
This was actually repeated on Border a few years after it finished and was still worth watching.
Glenn1967ful 1 year ago
Bring back Blockbusters with Bob Holness because he is a better host than Liza Tarbuck
FHachicho123 1 year ago 2
Bring back Blockbusters with Bob Holness because he is a better host than Liza Tarbuck
FHachicho123 1 year ago
My Dad and i used to see who could answer !
RTWUROTTS 1 year ago
It is one of the classics from the 1980's - no doubt about it! How do I know - I was on it in 1985 with a girl from our school.
Eddie0912 1 year ago
my favorite... thanks
earthsunlover 1 year ago
The statues were designed to represent 'Great Thinkers'. It was part of the original set. You can see Zeus, Beethoven and other icons of intelligence.
culttelevision 1 year ago
This is the original and best version of the theme. The reason there might be similarities in sounds and writing style to Knightmare is that the same composer wrote both tracks - Ed Welch. Also around the same time. (Blockbusters in 1983, Knightmare in 1987)
culttelevision 1 year ago
Bob and Blockbusters were absolute legends of 80's tv.
Cathain78 1 year ago 3
This so takes me back to my childhood, quite literally I was only 5 when this first dissappeared from the air and back then I was hooked, running from nursery/school to watch Blockbusters on Central!
Happy Days - it was the first gameshow I got hooked on.
gaypanda 1 year ago
They just don't make TV like this anymore. Bring it back and DON'T Change it at all.
aQSteve 1 year ago 2
@aQSteve I know they don't and yeah ITV should bring this back don't think they will though as for host though I doubt Bob would come back but there are one or 2 people who I think could do a decent job if they were given the chance. I certainly could see Des Lynamo r somebody like that presenting a new version of the show but keep the theme music and look
sjsharp2007 1 year ago
@aQSteve you're right it IS one of the best telly shows ever - I was on it in 1985
Eddie0912 1 year ago
I can still remember hearing this in NICAM stereo in the early 90s - I'm sure they added "whoosing" effects to this sequence when the hexagons flew past, so you'd actually hear them pass from one speaker to the other or from one speaker to both (if they then flew straight in front of the camera). It sounded brilliant!
AidanLunn 1 year ago
This was a brilliant intro for Blockbusters and was proberbly the most advanced intro sequence of it's time. Fron what I read, the intro was based on Bladerunner, as I have seen comments about it below. They should bring back Bob, the brilliant intro and best of all the hand jive at the end!
theasdaprice 1 year ago
this was when tv theme music was good. to match 80's music not the crap we have now.
28cuteguy 1 year ago 2
Reminds me of Blade Runner every time I see this, and that's a good thing
RideableLlama 1 year ago
@RideableLlama I know what you mean, the shapes (forgot the name) flying though the city, suggest some sort of future city, just need to come up with a storyline
TorchwoodUK 1 year ago
@TorchwoodUK Hexagons I believe and yeah this was TV at it's best modern TV programmers should be taking note about TV programs this is how I think it should be done not silly soaps all the time
sjsharp2007 1 year ago
@TorchwoodUK they are hexagons because they have six sides. "hex" = six.
pentagon = 5 sides, hexagon = 6, septagon (or heptagon) = 7, octagon = 8, nonagon - 9, decagon = 10.
AidanLunn 1 year ago
@AidanLunn thanks
TorchwoodUK 1 year ago
@AidanLunn yep that's right
sjsharp2007 1 year ago
this was used from 1987 to the end
MidlandNinja 1 year ago
this has got to b the best game show intro ever!,the music is the tits!,im proud to remember this.
eagledean 1 year ago 2
What were those weird, statue-type carvings on the wall of the set all about, I wonder?
petemacarthur 1 year ago
people of some note or intelligence I should think. They look like greek gods. Great times.
allypuss 1 year ago
Indeed. Of the ones I remember were Isaac Newton and Winston Churchill among others. The centrepiece figure was Zeus though, obviously. I read they were made from polystyrene and modelled with a hot wire. Must have taken some skill.
cbraxxas 1 year ago
When I was 8 in 1988, i used to watch this after school with my older brother. I luv this music and hoppy memories back. I used to watch KNIGHTMARE, BLUEPETER & TEABAG too in that era
Scrabbler27 1 year ago 4
You've practically written everything i would of said, even being born in 1980 :O
Mapantz1 1 year ago
Yeah. This has got to be one of the all time best theme tunes ever - Definitely of a game show.
Akademmy 2 years ago
did we all know that dear old bob holness was also the first james bond.on radio of course.
MrArnold1972 2 years ago
True story, Bob Holness is dyslexic. So to avoid the problems which his condition may have caused during Blockbusters, he would memorise every single question in every single show, beforehand.
No bull, I promise.
97channel 2 years ago
for being such a old geeky show, the graphics and music at the start were well ahead of its time lol Quality tune!
djnemesisuk 2 years ago
even today you'd be hard pressed to find a better into sequence.
jasbk 2 years ago
childhood mem alert!
oiluvit 2 years ago
Schools finished. Its Fish Fingers and Chips for Tea
bryemycaz 2 years ago 65
@bryemycaz I hope not, I might have to through a tantrum! (as was my usual response to Fish Fingers back in the day)
matt9741399 1 year ago
@bryemycaz
Artic roll for pudding? Maybe some soda-stream pop before bed?!
cheekyleopard 1 year ago
@cheekyleopard of couse except after a Soda Stream sleep was out of the question due to the sugar rushes :D
bryemycaz 1 year ago
@bryemycaz
lol. Then i would turn on my pac-man video game and play that!
cheekyleopard 1 year ago
@bryemycaz that's just scary, reminds me of the same thing :-)
85hellopeople 8 months ago
This version of the blockbusters theme is the best version ever, you can't beat it!!! :D
twocvbloke 2 years ago 21
@twocvbloke yeah. it's even better than the theme for the U.S. version
disneydanny2 9 months ago
Always reminds me of rainy November evenings, getting home from school soaked and starving for your dinner.
RiFFxxx 2 years ago 4
I love a P Bob
rollingcube 2 years ago
does anyone have the full version without the talking so i can use it as my ring tone?
huggy176 2 years ago
i have to say the graphics on the intro are way ahead of its time
tosspot86 2 years ago 5
it all used to be like that, stunning stuff.
bastardtubeuser 2 years ago
looks like the capital of planet Krypton or somethin!
Infiltrator666 2 years ago 3
I call it the City of Hectar lol
SegaMegadriveMic 2 years ago
@Infiltrator I think it was supposed to suggest the game was out of this world or something.
TBH the game itself was incredibly boring but I always tuned in just to see this beginning bit as the graphics and music were legendary.
Delta10666 2 years ago 2
lol i can just imagine........muse-the resistance :P im feelin the blockbusters vibe on the new album cover
boffindude 2 years ago
P PLS
LollieSmith 2 years ago
the theme tune in history of television!!!
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Lamphmusic 2 years ago
awesome theme song awesome show, fuck liza tarbuck and her version, crappy theme crappy show, bob holness owns this show
tosspot86 2 years ago 4
This theme was done by the same guy who did the theme to Knightmare did ye know?
ScrewAttackEurope 2 years ago 3
He also did the themes for Catchphrase & All clued up..
highsco 2 years ago
@ScrewAttackEurope
Hmm - yess - they do sound sort of similar in terms of the sounds and chords used.
Although this is in 4/4 while Knightmare was in 6/8. Knightmare reminds me of Airwolf for that reason I think (both in 6/8).
jazzx251 1 year ago
Do you know how difficult it is to make something this cool? : p
Awesome tune, awesome imagery. Thumbs up, A++++++++++++++++++++
AllowExpression 2 years ago 2
ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY HEXAGONS!
gullivera 2 years ago 5
awesome,best theme song ever!
thecrazyanto 2 years ago 2
yeah but dare you to blast it out of your 80's car ghetto blaster while your kerb crawling.
bally28 2 years ago
This intro looks really big budget by 80's standards!
welshfilmbuff 2 years ago
Ah, just one of many great game shows that was slightly less epic than the intro would have us believe.
neildKoR 2 years ago 2
Can I have a P please bob (entire studio starts laughing)
MadHobbit 2 years ago 2
this intro makes me spaz out in a moronic rave.
4564987 2 years ago 4
hahaha! i agree with you there bud, blankety blank and this are such comical intros!
welshman16 2 years ago
Does anybody got any idea of what that glowing planet is at the beginning?
essexbred1986 2 years ago
Earth including all the clouds.
AidanLunn 2 years ago
errm earth maybe
mwiafe 2 years ago
It's third-earth from ThunderCats.
ScrewAttackEurope 2 years ago 3
reminds me of the film Tron
filtermadg 2 years ago
What is with Challenge these days?
Endless repeats of the Price is Right and Who wants to be a millionaire, and obscure American game shows I'm not certain will have got that much of an audience in the US.
We need more of these classics on there.
ph1980 2 years ago 2