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1987    20mComedy, Family
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ChuckleVision is a long-standing British children's series broadcast from 1987 to 2009. The Chuckle Brothers' famous comedy involves slapstick, other visual gags, wordplay, and catchphrases such as "To me, to you!" and "Oh dear, oh dear!"

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21 Seasons

  • Season 1
    Season 113 Episodes
  • Season 2
    Season 213 Episodes
  • Season 3
    Season 313 Episodes
  • Season 4
    Season 415 Episodes
  • Season 5
    Season 515 Episodes
  • Season 6
    Season 615 Episodes
  • Season 7
    Season 715 Episodes
  • Season 8
    Season 815 Episodes
  • Season 9
    Season 915 Episodes
  • Season 10
    Season 1015 Episodes
  • Season 11
    Season 1116 Episodes
  • Season 12
    Season 1215 Episodes
  • Season 13
    Season 1315 Episodes
  • Season 14
    Season 1415 Episodes
  • Season 15
    Season 1515 Episodes
  • Season 16
    Season 1615 Episodes
  • Season 17
    Season 1715 Episodes
  • Season 18
    Season 1815 Episodes
  • Season 19
    Season 1915 Episodes
  • Season 20
    Season 206 Episodes
  • Season 21
    Season 216 Episodes
  • Barry ChuckleSelf / Writer
  • Paul ChuckleSelf / Writer
  • Jimmy PattonNo Slacking
  • Brian PattonGetOutOfIt
  • Leni Harper
  • Kate Copstick
  • Ramsay Gilderdale
  • David Barber
  • Malcolm Terris
  • Leslie Schofield
  • Ronald Forfar
  • Andrew MacKayMr. Hush
  • Roy Castle
  • Debra Stephenson
  • Bernie Nolan
  • John D. Collins
  • Dave Benson Phillips
  • Patrick Mower
  • Ian Barritt
  • Hilda Braid
  • ርልዪረ19 April 2025
    ChuckleVision is a comedy programme featuring the exploits of the hapless Paul and Barry Chuckle. If you were to ask me, I would consider ChuckleVision to be the best CBBC show made for the channel. Why? You may ask me. Well, let me explain. Throughout this long running series, ChuckleVision features the aforementioned Chuckle Brothers trying to perform a basic task whilst causing trouble on the way. The two brothers are identified by their personalities, with Paul being the bossy but smart one, and Barry being the kind but dimwitted one. It seems the two brothers viewed Laurel and Hardy as a major inspiration for these two characters, and they are very memorable, likeable and funny. Each episode often focuses on a basic outline, such as the brothers running a pizza delivery service or painting a rather large ship. The jokes would often be full of well written puns, as well as slapstick that commonly occurs in a few scenes. They would be related to the overall plot of the episode, and you're bound to have a chuckle at them. I should mention that the running times vary for each series of the show (with some episodes lasting for 15 to 20 minutes), but I wouldn't call it an issue. I feel Paul and Barry managed to give this show a broad appeal, because the comedy is appropriate for all generations; children may enjoy the slapstick, while the adults will laugh at the well written jokes. Because the show is a long runner, you may be thinking that the quality of this programme declined in the later episodes. ChuckleVision manages to avert this, as the last few episodes manage to be just as good as the older ones. However, I did prefer the later episodes over the older ones, as I thought they were funnier and more exciting. Then again, viewers may prefer the older episodes. I'd definitely recommend ChuckleVision if you're a fan of comedy, and as the episodes are easily available on YouTube you can choose whatever episode you want to start with.

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