Episode 17

Season 1Episode 17165 minjanv. 16, 1988
Episode 17

Sarah Greene and Phillip Schofield and the Going Live! gang present an action-packed morning from Studio 7.

There's cartoon adventure with Thunderbirds 2086. Peter Simon is falling over himself to present another edition of Double Dare. Simon and Trevor delve into the Bottomless Bin to bring you monsters galore, while Gordon the Gopher is hoping to be this week's special guest on the video vote.

Episode 17 has aired on janv. 16, 1988 at 09:30
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