Get Your Nobbly Nuts Out

By | August 27, 2019

For no other reason other than a Twitter conversation, a compilation of bits from The Big Breakfast‘s Get Your Nobbly Nuts Out. Very much the The Golden Shot of the mid-90s. Or the One Lump or Two of the mid-90s.

7 thoughts on “Get Your Nobbly Nuts Out

  1. Chris M. Dickson

    wonga wonga wonga wonga wonga Wonga WONGA WONGA WONGA ooooooooooooh.

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  2. Daniel Williams

    Another nickelodeon gameshow in the works, given how surprisingly good the 5th grader reboot was and the crystal maze is coming soon, I think nickelodeon might be a good place for gameshows.

    This one’s an original format called top elf.
    “In Top Elf, Santa has invited seven civilian “Elf-testants” to the North Pole in a competition that tests their skills in a series of holiday-themed challenges. Demonstrating the true spirit of the holidays, the Elf-testants compete to have their wish lists granted–not for themselves, but for someone in their community.”

    Unsurprisingly this airs in December.

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    1. Matt Clemson

      Are these going to be physical challenges?

      Are they going to have to employ an Elfin Safety Inspector?

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      1. Daniel Williams

        According to the press release these are “building and design challenges”
        They are also apparently “taking an uniquely comedic approach to a high stakes competition”

        So there will likely be some physical challenges (speaking of that, Marc summers would make a good santa)

        And seeing as this is nickelodeon, somehow at least one of the challenges will involve slime.

        Would be a interesting one to watch

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      2. Brekkie

        Shame really the couple of seconds delay caused by digital television pit an end to competitions like this. Even basic Q&A formats by phone don’t work that well now.

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