Sticky TV

Sticky TV (2016-2017)

EndedVariety show

Walter, Leanna, Jah and Teddy are back for an action-filled 2016! Bringing back all your old faves like Quiz Caravan, Testers and Can Ya as well as heaps of new surprises! Don't forget about all the comps and prizes up for grabs.

Networks
ScheduleMonday to Friday (daily) at 15:20 (40 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
2017-06-1616/06/2017juin 16, 2017
2017-06-1515/06/2017juin 15, 2017
2017-06-1414/06/2017juin 14, 2017
2017-06-1313/06/2017juin 13, 2017
2017-06-1212/06/2017juin 12, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Sticky TV' premiere?

'Sticky TV' premiered on February 6, 2016.

Who were the main hosts of 'Sticky TV' in 2016?

The main hosts of 'Sticky TV' in 2016 were Walter Neilands, Sam Wallace, and Leanna Cooper.

What genre does 'Sticky TV' belong to?

'Sticky TV' is a children's entertainment show.

What channel aired 'Sticky TV' in 2016?

'Sticky TV' aired on TV3 in 2016.

How long was each episode of 'Sticky TV'?

Each episode of 'Sticky TV' had a runtime of approximately 30 minutes.

What kind of segments did 'Sticky TV' feature?

'Sticky TV' featured a variety of segments including games, challenges, and interviews with celebrities.

Was 'Sticky TV' a live show or pre-recorded?

'Sticky TV' was a pre-recorded show.

Who was the target audience for 'Sticky TV'?

'Sticky TV' was primarily targeted towards children aged 6 to 12.

Did 'Sticky TV' have any recurring characters?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' had recurring characters such as the Sticky TV mascot and various puppet characters.

Did 'Sticky TV' have any interactive elements for viewers?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' encouraged viewer participation through competitions and interactive games.

Did 'Sticky TV' feature any educational content?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' included educational segments that aimed to teach children about various subjects in a fun and engaging way.

Did 'Sticky TV' have any special episodes or events?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' occasionally had special episodes or events, such as holiday-themed episodes or live broadcasts from different locations.

Did 'Sticky TV' have any guest appearances from other TV shows or movies?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' occasionally had guest appearances from popular TV show hosts and actors.

Were there any behind-the-scenes features or interviews on 'Sticky TV'?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' occasionally featured behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with the cast and crew.

Did 'Sticky TV' have a dedicated online presence?

Yes, 'Sticky TV' had a website and social media accounts where viewers could find additional content and interact with the show.

Did 'Sticky TV' have any spin-off shows or related content?

No, 'Sticky TV' did not have any spin-off shows or related content in 2016.

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