Live and Kicking - Final episode
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2015
- Opening titles and closing credits from the final edition of Live and Kicking. Broadcast on Saturday 15th September 2001. Clip also includes a promo for The Saturday Show which started the following week.
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MISSED IT MISSED OUT 1993-2001
I use to watch this all the time shame it was axed I just wish they did Saturday morning programmes like this now because back them I was always doing house work whereas now I have time to watch TV but sadly there are no programmes like this anymore
Miss these Saturday morning programs, even now I am a lot older, feel sorry for the kids of today who have only silly Saturday morning cooking programs to look forward to. What’s that about!!! BRING BACK SATURDAY TELE!!!!!!
you have recored some really Gold material pal! weldone!
Andy Peters and Emma Forbes era was the best
I liked them too. Zoe and Jamie after, both sets were different in their own way
Also the same year Ant and Dec left SMTV to go work on the ITV channel. These was really good memorys, I would of felt sad if I was there at the time and see that it's ending.
RIP Live and Kicking
Miss it, miss out!
1993 - 2001
End of an era indeed
Even thought I had gone off the programme by then, watching this video makes me feel very sad. really miss these days.
I didn't went off it as the show was at its best when Sarah cawood, Heather Suttie, Katy Hill, Ortis and Trey Varley presented it. It should have been Smtv that finished that day not L&K, it should have carried on as normal.
I liked it when it very first started, it was good for a few years but then I thought it got too stupid and course the good cartoons where getting less and less by then, plus maybe the novelty of the show had worn off. I preferred SMTV by then but that went down hill too after a few years. I enjoyed the Ministry Of Mayhem too but we didn't have a choice as L&k had gone. But then MOF went the same way too, then become some rubbish show. Then that was it and everything completely went all the great retro trends died out. I know the BBC are trying with the Saturday Mash-up but it's not as good L&K was.
@@TheSnaker Well that's where you are wrong. SMTV was utter crap from the very start, Ant Dec and Cat were absolutely rubbish and was definitely not worth watching. L&K was worth watching in 2000 and 2001 and the presenters which included, Katy Hill, Heather Suttie, Sarah Cawood, Ortis and Trey Farley were all brilliant.
Well I can't help that, neither of us are wrong as it's just a difference of opinion, I just enjoyed them both really, even more now than back then, I like anything retro. I just preferred L&K in the 90's when it showed X-Men and Spider Man etc. Maybe if I had watch it again towards the end I might have liked it. I am not saying it was rubbish during the time period you say, as I didn't see that but to me it had a phase in the middle when I found it a bit dull, I think I needed a change. You do know this is friendly debate right? It would be wrong to have proper serious argument about fun Saturday morning shows, lol.
Aww.. I carried on growing up and now I'm much older than the presenters.😢
Wouldn't it be nice if we could exist in a past moment whenever we chose. If only for a little while.
British Children's TV at it's best!
20 years ago, the end of an era
15 years ago today
17 now
Steve Sheppard 19 Years Now, don’t know why we need to correct a three year old comment but ok.
Yes on BBC this was the longest running Saturday morning kids show for 8 years (1993-2001). It's predecessor Going Live had 6 years (1987-1993). Saturday Super Store ran 5 years (1982-1987). Swap Shop which started it all of was 6 years too. (1976-1982). My favourite was Saturday Super Store then Going Live
Saturday Mash up could in theory end up beating Live and Kicking record. The only difference is live and kicking was on BBC one with a few million watching and was high profile where as Saturday Mashup is only on CBBC on has a few thousand and done on a cheap budget.
Is there any way you can upload the whole final show?
I miss this show
So do I
Sparked the end of Saturday morning kids tv
The days when the BBC finished things and didn't just drop it half way though a series.
I was an avid live and kicking watcher then along came smtv
...and ruined it :(
The switch they were not supposed to touch actually turns the lights of the studio off
Wtf did they do to the theme tune this series?
Loser presenters too
Jacob Rowley Well I agree with you completely., except these presenters were rubbish. I'm guessing you never saw the earlier ones in their prime?
Jacob Rowley You're clearly an idiot
Jacob Rowley I'll say what I want as that is free speech. I'd swear you were 12 years old given your inability to understand that. But you must be significantly older to remember this program. How the hell would you know they worked hard? They were more than likely living the dream as presenters, even more so with it being this show. They worked as hard as anyone in that position.
Last part of this series felt unusual from Glasgow after being London based. Nice way to sign off though
5:22/5:23
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It's The Way You Make Me Feel
Buzz
©2000 Jive Records
cake is not normally alive
oh my god i saw Nicky
I used to have such a crush on Sarah Cawood
Didn't we all. Especially her voice too.
So did I, especially when she wore leather pants. 😍
Destroyed by SMTV 🤣
@My Enemy's Enemy Which it did not deserve to because L&K was the best Saturday morning show ever thankfully Smtv was axed because it's the worst, crap, pathetic, rubbish show ever commissioned and that's not an opinion, it's a fact.
@@meridian2000 rude.
Okay ig.
No wonder they cancelled it.
What shitty theme music.
I actually liked that theme music and even the reboot. The 2000/01 series was for me an upgrade on Steve and Emma. What hurt them was that it was smtv which was now in imperial phase due to them having pokemon which turned the fortunes for them post jamie and zoe
Live and Kicking was becoming a good brand like other BBC shows like MOTD, TOTP or the One Show in later years. It could have had a legacy like TOTP
The BBC lost its nerve with L&K at exactly the wrong moment. If they had just held on that little longer, it would have crushed the Ant, Dec and Cat-less SM:tv Live. And if you studied it, it was obvious that Ant & Dec couldn't be contained in the morning slot for much longer. L&K needed a little more work, but I think it was more or less heading back in the right direction with the revamp.
@@97channel To be honest this was around the moment the classic Swap Shop formula of Saturday morning shows was fading out and perhaps the arrival of the internet and multi channel TV becoming more accessible may have been what killed off the novelty factor.
@@jmxtvarchive9064 As well as the novelty dying off, I think the necessity of the magazine format did too. By the end of Live & Kicking, there was less need to sit through one specific show and wait for the bits you wanted to see. You could get pop videos, cartoons, all manner of tailored content through multi channels instantly. Total on-demand hadn't quite become available, but it was swiftly heading that way. It's interesting to see the BBC really push Saturday Mashup as an attempt to revive the genre, they've backed it for way more series' than I'd expected. But I don't think it has really caught on. In today's landscape of content, I can't imagine I'd have been overly drawn towards it. I do feel that a traditional Saturday kids' format like that could potentially be somewhat of a big deal again, but it would have to be something real strong to pull in the viewers. You'd need that collision of chances, a new Ant, Dec and Cat, and a show fit for prime time. It's possible, but perhaps unlikely. The biggest challenge is getting people to tune in live. There needs to be a good reason as to why you absolutely should watch as it goes out on TV, rather than just see it on catch-up.