Spot On (New Zealand)

Spot On (New Zealand)

Spot On was a New Zealand Children's Television series which aired between in 1973 and 1988 [http://nztvdb.tripod.com/timeline_history.htm New Zealand Television Timeline & History] ] . The format was a weekly show with three presenters. Commonly one presenter was replaced each year.

Presenters

* Phil Keoghan
* Jay Laga'aia
* Ole Maiava
* Danny Watson
* Ian Taylor
* Marcus Turner
* Bernadine Oliver-Kerby

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