You know it has been a long winter and tedious lockdown when you start clicking on repeats of Bullseye from 1982! The show that was so naff that it has achieved legendary status. "Come and have a look at what you would have won (a car)" and collect your crap prizes!
Jim really is a superb listener and conversationalist. "youre a bit of a trampolinist arent you?" "well I play skittles". I presume Jim quickly had to drop the joke hed lined up about trampolines.
Jim said they filmed 2 shows in a day. After 5 darts in the end game the contestants had 94 so the producer halted the filming. Jim said the Star Prize was a 3 piece suite abandoned not suitable for a contestant in a wheelchair. As first show they swapped the Star Prize from the second show. Jim explained to the audience they stopped for a tech problem. Player threw final dart and won the Star Prize - Skiing holiday - oops!
@@Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg British Darts Organisation. I think he's referring to the dart tournament at Frimley Green that takes place every January.
ITV regions were important then, I remember on The Big Match when presenter Brian Moore used to say things like, "And now all yesterday's action from Villa Park, where the pictures come from ATV and your commentator is Hugh Johns" or "and now we take you to Goodison Park, where the pictures come from Granada and your commentator is Gerald Sinstadt"
@Bu8956 what u on about rook and castle are the same thing,knights are the one with the horse head. That is how it is in uk. What do u call the horse head piece then? which country r u from?
I wonder if not getting the star prize stayed with her like Gallipoli did with Churchill, and made her want to always win at further game shows? Although, i think £300+, a bendy bully, a tankard and a set a darts is a great prize in itself tbh!
It's funny really, it was later revealed that the producer of the show had a deal with a speed boat supplier. If the contestants didn't win they would roll out a car, but if they did win they would roll out a speed boat instead. Daphne said later that this revelation did make the loss a bit more bearable but it also gave her the desire to work harder and win the next show she went on - Sale of the Century where she absolutely cleaned up in a big way. Her appearance on the British version of SotC also led to her being asked to go to Australia twice to play it over there for much better prizes.
@@daphne.fowler Bullseye replaced Sale Of The Century on Sunday evenings. It used to be good when Link/Getting On, Farming Outlook, Weekend World, University Challenge, The Muppet Show (in ATV days), Sale Of The Century later Bullseye,, Winner Takes All, and The South Bank Show were all on ITV on Sunday's.
Have to laugh at all the idiots who think that Knight is a correct answer. The official names of the pieces in the English language are: King, Queen, Rook (x2), Bishop (x2), Knight (x2), Pawn (x8).
I use to watch Bullseye back in 1982 when I was 16. I wonder if in 35 years from now we will look back at tv quiz shows and think god that was awful just like this was. and why do they all talk like they have plumbs in their mouths.
You know it has been a long winter and tedious lockdown when you start clicking on repeats of Bullseye from 1982! The show that was so naff that it has achieved legendary status. "Come and have a look at what you would have won (a car)" and collect your crap prizes!
As a presenter Jim was so bad he was good!
RIP Jim.
Jim really is a superb listener and conversationalist. "youre a bit of a trampolinist arent you?" "well I play skittles". I presume Jim quickly had to drop the joke hed lined up about trampolines.
Jim: "Spell - Immiscible.. It's spelt how it sounds.."
Doris: "IMMISSIBLE"
Jim: "Not quite, it's got a C in it.. It's IMMISC-IBLE!!"
Legend!! 😂😂😂
Jim said they filmed 2 shows in a day. After 5 darts in the end game the contestants had 94 so the producer halted the filming.
Jim said the Star Prize was a 3 piece suite abandoned not suitable for a contestant in a wheelchair.
As first show they swapped the Star Prize from the second show.
Jim explained to the audience they stopped for a tech problem.
Player threw final dart and won the Star Prize -
Skiing holiday - oops!
Lol I'm nine years younger than she was here and she looks old enough to be my Grandma.
are you female?
Daphne’s been in every game show ever made!
She’s had more goes than Saville getting kids to believe their milking cows 🤣
And still looks the same age dont like her
Jim "absolute legend" Bowen
Absolute Creep who gave out Saville vibes shudder 🥶👿👿👿
She looked older in 1982 than she does now.
@@glenn9683 she hasn't died though?
It's like some strange quiz show cross over. Eggheads x Bullseye Collab!!
Bloody hell, its like watching the BDO
KitCurranRadioShow now that is a funny comment haha 😂
What’s “BDO” ?
The 2 dart players struggled to average 40 in 3 rounds of darts against each other.
@@Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg
British Darts Organisation. I think he's referring to the dart tournament at Frimley Green that takes place every January.
And the star prize is a comprehensive set of Encyclopedias, because the Internet doesn't exist yet.
I'm sure Daphne wanted to win those encyclopedias.
19:54 Daph kopping a feel! :)
Oooh er missus ! She’s a bit of a dominatrix 😉😂
Must be only game show where the host carries a big fold of cash in his pocket and counts out the cash prize to the contestants.
You mean “ Back Of Farrah”
Rip Jim
Rubbish In (giving out ) Prizes 🤣
well at least she won the car on sale of the century
She lost all her prizes, but she never appeared to care less.
Classic! From the days when they identified which ITV regions the contestants are from.
ITV regions were important then, I remember on The Big Match when presenter Brian Moore used to say things like, "And now all yesterday's action from Villa Park, where the pictures come from ATV and your commentator is Hugh Johns" or "and now we take you to Goodison Park, where the pictures come from Granada and your commentator is Gerald Sinstadt"
An appearance from not only Daphne, but also a young Sean Lock. Possibly.
Nick Owen with the voiceover for the final round prizes
and for introducing the couples
Great video
It sounds like Tony is on a phone line from Argentina as he's doing the scores hahaha
Nick Owen's voice introducing the couples and reading out the list of crappy prizes.
i love Daphne.
Sick fuck.
1:01 Check Jim out tho! "no need to stick them out i know where they are" WTF XD
Daphne looking all her 43 years here 🤣
I was just thinking how hot she looked!
@@portcullis5622 u sick fuck
43?
12th December 1982
That tracking tho! ,,, and bullies special prize ... the internet in paper form
The giant Rupert Bear is going to give me nightmares.
Jim would have made an amazing air traffic controller at Beijing international.
Seen that Daphne on Going for gold as well
And fifteen to 1. Lol
She’s had a go at more quizzes than Saville got kids to think they were milking a cow 🐮 😈🤣😂
She looks like Ronnie corbetts mom out of sorry
Language Timothy.
Whenever bullseye comes on challenge, I find myself wondering if they still sell those old style razor blades.
Wow, the questions are so easy on this show. Is that just this show or were they all this easy at this time?
Ryukey Go watch some Yank shows, Adult questions there are what you'd expect your average 10yr old in Britain to answer.
theres no way you got the judge question right from 1665, and neither did u know which park the first London marathon started from.
@Bu8956 what u on about rook and castle are the same thing,knights are the one with the horse head. That is how it is in uk. What do u call the horse head piece then? which country r u from?
She even played darts better than her husband
How the hell did Daphne get the rook question wrong?
The term jaundis meaning yellow, its jaune in French.
I think the lisper is mincing her words lol. And why does that bird next to her sound like she's swallowed a swan
I wonder if not getting the star prize stayed with her like Gallipoli did with Churchill, and made her want to always win at further game shows? Although, i think £300+, a bendy bully, a tankard and a set a darts is a great prize in itself tbh!
It's funny really, it was later revealed that the producer of the show had a deal with a speed boat supplier. If the contestants didn't win they would roll out a car, but if they did win they would roll out a speed boat instead. Daphne said later that this revelation did make the loss a bit more bearable but it also gave her the desire to work harder and win the next show she went on - Sale of the Century where she absolutely cleaned up in a big way. Her appearance on the British version of SotC also led to her being asked to go to Australia twice to play it over there for much better prizes.
@@daphne.fowler Interesting! Thanks.😊
@@daphne.fowler
Bullseye replaced Sale Of The Century on Sunday evenings.
It used to be good when Link/Getting On, Farming Outlook, Weekend World, University Challenge, The Muppet Show (in ATV days), Sale Of The Century later Bullseye,, Winner Takes All, and The South Bank Show were all on ITV on Sunday's.
Good thing this was before you had to gamble the money won in the main game in order to go for the star prize.
What's second prize.. two cars?
Holy fuck that's only the 80s? That vacuum cleaner looks ANCIENT lol.
cheeky
I bet her poor husband got a right bollocking on the way home...
I never realised that, brilliant! Doesn't really work for me, as the county is the same name as the ITV region (as was)
She is gorgeous. Stunning.
Tony Greene is a man , but if he floats your boat , who am I to judge you 😜
Wanker comment.
@@Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg 🤣🤣
I don't think such a big lisper should have been allowed to say skittles
Fast forward to 19.53, Daphnie gives her fella a cheeky pat on the arse. **SAUCY OLD DEVIL**
She did the rounds of shows this woman didn't she?
"They don't give prizes away".... Not that load of s**te you couldn't Jim...
Yeah but back then they were amazing
Have to laugh at all the idiots who think that Knight is a correct answer. The official names of the pieces in the English language are: King, Queen, Rook (x2), Bishop (x2), Knight (x2), Pawn (x8).
He couldnt hit water if he fell out of a boat
Terrifying!
She's the oldest looking 43 year old I've ever seen.
Jim Bowen looked in his 60's it's fair to say.
11,25 lol.
330 squid, what's that about 2 grand in todays money?
Tony Green didn't do a lot in this series.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer woman. 🤣🤣🤣
Look what you could have WON 🤣
The prizes were absolute shit, even the car was a pile of trash. HA
shame about the grammar though
no they are not
I use to watch Bullseye back in 1982 when I was 16. I wonder if in 35 years from now we will look back at tv quiz shows and think god that was awful just like this was. and why do they all talk like they have plumbs in their mouths.
Prizes were shite
43 add 25 on to that
Terrible wig she's wearing.
Not a wig. She has never worn one.
Jim bowen was dreadful
male chauvinism at its worst...