Telly Addicts - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Fitzgerald vs. Smith
Noel Edmonds begins a nationwide search for the Telly Addict family of 1985. Both the Fitzgerald family of Cardiff and the Smyths of Blackpool have watched a lot of television between them over the years - but how much do they remember? How much do you?
Thompson vs. Beard
Part two of Noel Edmonds's nationwide search for the Telly Addict family of 1985. The Fitzgeralds from Cardiff are challenged by the Pains of Swindon.
Test your own knowledge of television, both past and present, as the two families search their memories for details of programmes they've seen on the 'box'.
Episode 3
Noel Edmonds continues his search for the Telly Addict family of 1985. Another family of self-confessed addicts has come out of the closet, taken up the challenge, and exposed their knowledge of television to the viewers of Britain.
Pain vs. Porter
The quest continues. Who will be the Telly Addict family of 1985? Two families scratch their heads, rack their brains and click their fingers as they try to remember the facts and faces from television past and present.
Join Noel Edmonds tonight and test yourself too.
Pain vs. Black
Do you remember who proposed to ... Or did she ... What was the star's name ... Wasn't he in ... Oh, you remember! Or do you? Tune in, put your feet up, it's time for another session in front of the box with Noel Edmonds as he searches for the Telly Addict family of 1985.
Pain vs. Harmon
Noel Edmonds continues his search for the Telly Addict family of 1985. The current champions, the Pain family from Swindon, now in their fifth week, face a fresh challenge from another family of self-confessed addicts.
Pain vs. Tippett
Noel Edmonds welcomes another family who are anxious to challenge the victorious Pains for the title of Telly Addicts 1985.
How high can you score in the comfort of your own home?
Episode 8
Who presents the show? Name one novelty round. Which family has won the most shows so far? Sing the signature tune. For the answers watch tonight's show.
Pain vs. Hadden
Eight pairs of squarish eyes will be smiling tonight as two families show how good they are at one of Britain's favourite spectator sports - watching the telly.
Put your feet up and join Noel Edmonds as he proves that television, once seen, is never forgotten ... or is it?
Pain vs. Tiernay
You don't have to be a 'telly addict' to define one. But you do have to be a 'telly addict' to compete with the Pains and you'll have to be a 'super telly addict' to beat them.
Some people want to see them lose, others desperately want them to win. The majority enjoy the clips and the search for the 'Telly Addicts of 85'. Why not challenge yourself and your family in the privacy of your own home by joining Noel Edmonds on the sofa tonight!
Pain vs. O'Keef
Do you pass on the prop bag? Get stuck on the stills? Or simply excel at everything?
Noel Edmonds invites you to test your TV knowledge as two families battle it out to become Telly Addicts of 1985.
Pain vs. Weston
Noel Edmonds introduces the programme which has you racking your brains for the names of TV programmes and personalities. Join him to find out who are in the prop bags, and guess which TV scripts are being read by members of the public. Discover just how much you can remember from the hours spent in front of the box.
Pain vs. French
Gran knows who played the piano for Muffin, Dad knows when Kenneth Kendall lost a tooth, Mum knows how Ernie Bishop died, and Junior looks it all up in his 'Funk and Wagnal'. But can they beat the Pains?
Tonight Noel Edmonds continues his search for the Telly Addict family of 1985.
Pain vs. Evans
It's up to the Welsh this week to see whether the Pain family can be beaten.
Noel Edmonds invites the Evanses of Brynmawr, Gwent, to test their knowledge in a bid to become the Telly Addict family of 1985.
Pain vs. Halliwell
Noel Edmonds invites you to draw up a comfy chair and test your TV knowledge against this week's Telly Addict families.
It's likely to be a close contest, as the HalliweUs from Cheltenham take on the Pains of Swindon in their bid to become the Telly Addict family of 1985.
Pain vs. Liddell
As the contest reaches its final stages the pressure is on the Liddell family from Auchinleck, Ayrshire, to see if they can topple the Pains of Swindon.
Find out whether the so-far unbeaten Pains will be pipped at the post, as Noel Edmonds almost ends his search for the Telly Addict family of 1985.
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