Terry Wogan introduces a brand new quiz show, where he reads out sentences with a vital word missing - the "blankety blank" of the title. If contestants give the same answer as a panel of celebrities, they can go on to win prizes.
A chaotic, chart-topping series finale that sees Terry declare "I've got a terrible feeling that this is going to be one of those shows". Half of the celebrities come armed with props, with getting correct answers the last thing in mind.
Terry returns with a second series of Blankety Blank, just four months after the end of the first. Among the celebrity guests he welcomes to the show are newcomers Patricia Brake and David Jacobs.
Terry introduces Blankety Blank's first-ever Christmas special. Featuring two sets of contestants, snowball fights and flights through the air, the sharp-eyed may also spot Peter Davison in the audience.
Terry struggles to control a particularly raucous panel, as Lennie Bennett not only wants to show Wogan how the show should be hosted, but decides he has no need to wear clothes.
Tim Brooke-Taylor and Carol Drinkwater make their debut on the show, while Terry contends with a contestant who's a Sergeant Major, and a selection of prizes no one cares about winning.
Terry introduces two celebrities new to the show: Isla Blair and future host Les Dawson. In a boisterous edition, four people threaten to leave the programme and go home - including Terry himself.
Terry is in a party mood for this extra-length Christmas Special, bringing wine, dance, and two sets of celebrity panellists. But who is really Santa Claus, and who is in the pantomime horse?
Terry introduces two thirds of "Three of a Kind" to the show, with Lenny Henry and Tracey Ullman joining a panel of regulars. Also on the show is Mary Jackson, the Irish contestant who worries that she's "a bit of an eejit".
Terry Wogan hosts his last edition of Blankety Blank with this Christmas Special. Included among the contestants is Tom Moore, a man who would raise over £30 million for the NHS in 2020.
Les introduces what he claims is the only panel with a tilt button, as larger guests Cyril Smith and Bertice Reading join the show. Also new to the series are Henry Kelly and Stan Boardman, while Beryl Reid makes her final appearance.
"Let's get this over with, we're not here to enjoy ourselves." So says Lily, introducing another edition of Blankety Blank, with a star prize of a trip to St. Lucia.
Lily and panellist Fiona Phillips are joined by five celebrities new to the series: Robin Cousins, Raji James, Meg Johnson, Lesley Joseph and Greg Proops.
Lily deals with one contestant who lives in cemeteries, and another who got married in secret without letting her family know. Meanwhile, Sherrie Hewson decides she doesn't understand the programme, and declares she shouldn't be on it.
Sherrie Hewson is having a nightmare with her answers, while Lily admits she's "not in the mood". However, elderly contestant George is on hand to make Lily laugh against her will.
Featuring the final appearance of Thora Hird on the show, along with the panel debut of Will Mellor. Making their sole appearances on the show are Steve Rider and Malandra Burrows.
