It seems as though the BBC aren't quite sure what to do with him now they have him, but he recently hosted a one-off celebrity edition of The Generation Game called The Generation Fame (brilliant). We're imagining this is for his work on "guilty pleasure" Strictly Dance Fever more than, say, his work on Carnal Knowledge. And - wow, we hadn't noticed this - she's the voiceover on Deal or No Deal. Blonde beauty who has been amiably and professionally co-hosting Brainteaser on Channel 5 since 2002. If the papers are to be believed, was originally asked if he wanted to host Deal or No Deal but turned it down. The last few years have been a bit of a bumpy ride for Les - relationship troubles, breaking down in the Big Brother house - but he appears to be putting it behind him and throwing himself into performing. Still, you wouldn't want anyone else hosting it if it was bought back, would you?ĭOWN 13 places which is possibly not too surprising given that she's been pretty much completely out of the public eye since the last chart.ĭOWN 6 places. We wonder for how much longer the DJ can capitalise on his Fun House hosting status, since we reckon everyone who grew up with it must have finished being a student by now. The repeats of Catchphrase certainly rate quite well for Challenge, but clearly not quite well enough for people to put him in their best hosts lists.ĭOWN 6. He's the only person on this list to have been a contestant on The Crystal Maze.ĭOWN 11, Walker has rather been out of the public eye since the last chart. He certainly has a bit of a stranglehold on on CITV's more interesting gameshows, whether that be Eliminator or indeed Jungle Run - it can't be a mere coincidence that the latter has gone from good to really great under his reign. We feel it would be wrong to label him as a "rising star" of children's television since he's been in the business since he was about four. Peter Bazalgette is apparently finding a format for him - he could well go up in our next poll in four years' time. A shock choice to go into Celebrity Big Brother, he was adored by his fans and finished as the runner-up. The last four years he's been performing in New Zealand. UP 23 places from the last chart in 2002, which was taken just after his personal problems kicked in. These days can normally be found presenting prizes to winners of high-level quiz shows and writing massive amounts of words for reference works.
We of course all know him for hosting University Challenge on and off for the best part of thirty years. We've checked and double checked, but the legendary Bamber is in fact a New Entry. He has famously vowed never to go on Have I Got News for You again unless they reinstate Angus Deayton as host. Better known for other things of course, namely A Bit Of Fry and Laurie and Twinings tea adverts (well, adverts generally really), the votes here come from his role as the eloquent and intelligent QI Master-in-Chief and keeping Alan Davies under control. Last spotted in the film Snuff-Movie, a horror worth seven out of ten, according to the IMDB. Also featured in an episode of Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow as one of their nostalgic guests in a cage. A New Entry at number 30, and you really couldn't imagine anyone else hosting Knightmare, could you? Seemingly happy enough with the role of Treguard he (along with Mark Knight) reprised his original role in the recent Knightmare VR remake that was piloted in the Summer of 2004.
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