Get Fresh

Get Fresh

Infobox British television
show_name = Get Fresh
format = Kid's magazine show
picture_format =
starring = Gareth Jones
channel = CITV
first_aired = 03 May1986
last_aired = 28 August 1988
num_series = 3
num_episodes = 71 (Series 1: 20 editions; Series 2: 29 editions (10 on Sundays); Series 3 42 editions (21 on Sundays)
producer =
related =
imdb_id =

"Get Fresh" was a children's television programme that ran from 1986 to 1988 in the United Kingdom. Broadcast on the Children's ITV network, the show starred Gareth Jones (aka Gaz Top), Charlotte Hindle, and a puppet named Gilbert the Alien voiced by Phil Cornwell. A less-popular Sunday morning edition of the show also aired and presented by Michael Bassett. The show featured the popular cult animated series Centurions and The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers, with Teddy Ruxpin and Gummi Bears airing on the Sunday version.

Gilbert later featured in a further two series for Tyne Tees Television, Gilbert's Fridge and Gilbert's Late in 1988 and 1990 respectively.

Production notes

The series was produced chiefly by Tyne Tees Television in conjunction with several ITV regional stations including Border Television, Television South West, Ulster Television, Channel Television and Grampian Television.

The Sunday edition of the programme was produced solely by Border Television.

External links

* [http://www.paulmorris.co.uk/satkids/getfresh.htm Satkids]
*imdb title|0391604


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