ChuckleVision 1987
What is ChuckleVision?
ChuckleVision is a British children's television series. The show features the comedy of the Chuckle Brothers, which involves a variety of comedic elements.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1987
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 292
- Runtime
- 20 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 26, 1987
- Last aired
- Dec 18, 2009
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- GB
- Networks
- BBC One, CBBC
- Genres
- Family, Comedy
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 292 episodes and an average 20-minute runtime.
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Overview
ChuckleVision is a British children's television series. The show features the comedy of the Chuckle Brothers, which involves a variety of comedic elements. This includes slapstick, visual gags, and wordplay. The series is known for its use of catchphrases, such as "To me, to you!" and "Oh dear, oh dear!".
Should you watch it?
“Two brothers deliver endless slapstick antics and catchphrases in a beloved British kids show.”
- Physical comedy that appeals to all ages
- Memorable catchphrases like “To me, to you!”
- Long-running series with consistent humor
- Humor relies heavily on slapstick, which may feel dated to some viewers
Watch it if you enjoy light-hearted slapstick comedy aimed at children.
The show is family-friendly, featuring mild physical humor and simple wordplay.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 13 episodes
- E1 Breakfast Telly Sep 26, 1987
- E2 Dance Oct 3, 1987
- E3 Sport Oct 10, 1987
- E4 Movies Oct 17, 1987
- E5 Fitness Oct 24, 1987
- E6 Halloween Oct 31, 1987
- E7 Antiques and Heirlooms Nov 7, 1987
- E8 Travel Nov 14, 1987
- E9 Fashion Nov 21, 1987
- E10 Magic Nov 28, 1987
- E11 Do It Yourself Dec 5, 1987
- E12 ChuckleVision Clip Show Dec 12, 1987
- E13 Traditional Christmas Dec 19, 1987
Season 2 · 13 episodes
- E1 Clean Up Nov 19, 1988
- E2 Australia Nov 26, 1988
- E3 Nature Watch Dec 3, 1988
- E4 Music Dec 10, 1988
- E5 Hobbies Dec 17, 1988
- E6 Christmas Special Dec 24, 1988
- E7 Farming Jan 7, 1989
- E8 U.F.O Jan 14, 1989
- E9 Invention Jan 21, 1989
- E10 Hi-Tech Jan 28, 1989
- E11 Puppets Feb 4, 1989
- E12 Fishing Feb 11, 1989
- E13 Circus Feb 18, 1989
Season 3 · 13 episodes
- E1 Stand and Deliver Dec 2, 1989
- E2 Parks and Wreck-Reations Dec 9, 1989
- E3 Stop That World...! Dec 16, 1989
- E4 Home Helpless Dec 23, 1989
- E5 Shipshape-Less Dec 30, 1989
- E6 Window Wind-Ups Jan 6, 1990
- E7 Trouble In Store Jan 13, 1990
- E8 Poster Pranks Jan 20, 1990
- E9 On The Move Jan 27, 1990
- E10 Car Carnage Feb 3, 1990
- E11 Hotel Hostilities Feb 10, 1990
- E12 Cabbies and Chips Feb 17, 1990
- E13 Cycle Crazy Feb 24, 1990
Season 4 · 15 episodes
- E1 Plumb Crazy Sep 28, 1991
- E2 Cafe Chuckles Oct 5, 1991
- E3 The Perils of Porters Oct 12, 1991
- E4 Telephone Traumas Oct 19, 1991
- E5 Goofy Golfers Oct 26, 1991
- E6 Market Forces Nov 2, 1991
- E7 The Great Outdoors Nov 9, 1991
- E8 Bowl-Derdash Nov 16, 1991
- E9 Careless Caretakers Nov 23, 1991
- E10 Carpet Capers Nov 30, 1991
- E11 Shore Thing Dec 7, 1991
- E12 In The Doghouse Dec 14, 1991
- E13 On The Trail Dec 21, 1991
- E14 Oddball Inventors Dec 28, 1991
- E15 Movie Moguls Jan 4, 1992
Season 5 · 15 episodes
- E1 Caravan Capers Sep 26, 1992
- E2 Crimebusters Oct 3, 1992
- E3 Up In The Air Oct 10, 1992
- E4 Ducks and Grouses Oct 17, 1992
- E5 A Lazy Day Oct 24, 1992
- E6 Rock A Bye Baby Oct 31, 1992
- E7 In The Ring Nov 7, 1992
- E8 Romany Days Nov 14, 1992
- E9 On The Radio Nov 21, 1992
- E10 Rich For A Day Nov 28, 1992
- E11 Runners and Riders Dec 5, 1992
- E12 Wrong Number Dec 12, 1992
- E13 The Art Dealers Dec 19, 1992
- E14 Spooks and Gardens Dec 26, 1992
- E15 Minibus Madness Jan 2, 1993
Frequently asked questions
When did ChuckleVision first air?
It premiered in 1987.
How long did the series run?
It aired until 2009, spanning over two decades.
Who are the main performers?
The show stars the Chuckle Brothers, a comedy duo.
What type of humor is featured?
The series relies on slapstick, visual gags, wordplay, and recurring catchphrases.
On which channel was it broadcast?
It was shown on CBBC, the BBC's children's programming block.