Crackerjack, (CRACKERJACK), the greatest kids show on earth is returning to the BBC. They will be filming new episodes of Crackerjack, (CRACKERJACK) in the summer.
When I watched Crackerjack (CRACKERJACK!) it was introduced by Michael Aspel, the comedy duo were Leslie Crowther and Peter Glaze and the crumpet was Jan Hunt. This changed to Ed "Stewpot" Stewart as host, comedy duo Peter Glaze and Don McLean and still Jan Hunt. Musical guest seemed to be a rotation of The Wombles, Suzi Quatro and Alvin Stardust. I only joined the cubs to get to go and see Crackerjack (CRACKERJACK!) or Basil Brush recorded but saw neither.
Peter Glaze used to live in Fawkham and came into the Co-op in Longfield where my sister used to work almost every day. He drove a roller with about 3 seat cushions so he could see out the drivers scree, Sis said he was a lovely man.
Peter Glaze used to live in Fawkham and came into the Co-op in Longfield where my sister used to work almost every day. He drove a roller with about 3 seat cushions so he could see out the drivers scree, Sis said he was a lovely man.
Peter Glaze used to live in Fawkham and came into the Co-op in Longfield where my sister used to work almost every day. He drove a roller with about 3 seat cushions so he could see out the drivers scree, Sis said he was a lovely man.
I thought he must have lived in that area as my dad told me, when I was a kid, that he'd seen Peter Glaze having a beer in The Black Lion near Hartley. (Not my best anecdote.)
Peter Glaze used to live in Fawkham and came into the Co-op in Longfield where my sister used to work almost every day. He drove a roller with about 3 seat cushions so he could see out the drivers scree, Sis said he was a lovely man.
I thought he must have lived in that area as my dad told me, when I was a kid, that he'd seen Peter Glaze having a beer in The Black Lion near Hartley. (Not my best anecdote.)
Can I be the first to say that the new version is rubbish, even though I only heard about it for the first time three minutes ago...
My mate Richard won a computer on double or drop - state of the art (at the time) Commodore or Atarii or similar. Took about three days to load anything.
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Actually my favourite surreal Crackerjack moment was them singing the XTC classic Making Plans for Nigel...
I only joined the cubs to get to go and see Crackerjack (CRACKERJACK!) or Basil Brush recorded but saw neither.
I am now off to crush a grape and jump over a dolls house.
My mate Richard won a computer on double or drop - state of the art (at the time) Commodore or Atarii or similar. Took about three days to load anything.