Bullseye fans get HUGE update after demanding a full series following Freddie Flintoff's successful Christmas special of the classic '80s game show

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Bullseye fans get HUGE update after demanding a full series following Freddie Flintoff's successful Christmas special of the classic '80s game show
Published: Dec, 23 2024 20:54

Viewers have demanded that a full series of Bullseye is commissioned following Freddie Flintoff's Christmas special. The former cricketer, 47, took on hosting duties for the one-off reboot of the classic 1980s game show and it became ITV's most-watched programme of the weekend.

 [The former cricketer, 47, took on hosting duties for the one-off reboot of the classic 1980s game show and it became ITV's most-watched programme of the weekend]
Image Credit: Mail Online [The former cricketer, 47, took on hosting duties for the one-off reboot of the classic 1980s game show and it became ITV's most-watched programme of the weekend]

According to The Sun, nearly three-and-half million viewers tuned in to see the special and some of them have taken to social media to demand more. One wrote: 'This already deserves a new series commissioned. 'They haven't messed with the original format whatsoever and it shows.

 [Darts-themed Bullseye has been given a brilliant 2024 makeover - with England cricketing legend Freddie at the presenting helm for the one-off special]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Darts-themed Bullseye has been given a brilliant 2024 makeover - with England cricketing legend Freddie at the presenting helm for the one-off special]

'Flintoff absolutely class too. Get it sorted ASAP please ITV.'. Viewers have demanded that a full series of Bullseye is commissioned following Freddie Flintoff's Christmas special. The former cricketer, 47, took on hosting duties for the one-off reboot of the classic 1980s game show and it became ITV's most-watched programme of the weekend.

 [The show aired on ITV1 and ITVX at 6pm on December 22nd, making it the ideal show for gathering friends and family to enjoy a fresh take on a TV classic]
Image Credit: Mail Online [The show aired on ITV1 and ITVX at 6pm on December 22nd, making it the ideal show for gathering friends and family to enjoy a fresh take on a TV classic]

Another said: 'Loved the Bullseye reboot. Freddie Flintoff is a great presenter and as handsome as ever.'. The format of the show sees one amateur darts player and a trivia expert go head-to-head against another team to win prizes. It first aired on 1981 and the late Jim Bowen presented it throughout its original run until 1995.

 [Fans begged for the show to return for a full series (Freddie, R, pictured with darks champion Luke Littler, L)]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Fans begged for the show to return for a full series (Freddie, R, pictured with darks champion Luke Littler, L)]

Dave Spikey stepped into his shoes when it returned to screens for a single run of episodes in 2006, but that was the last time anything new was produced. Darts champion Luke Littler made a very special guest appearance for the one-off Christmas special.

 [Meanwhile You Bet which is fronted by Holly and Stephen Mulhern (C) and followed the darts themed game show in the schedule, was branded 'low energy' and a 'waste of ITV's money']
Image Credit: Mail Online [Meanwhile You Bet which is fronted by Holly and Stephen Mulhern (C) and followed the darts themed game show in the schedule, was branded 'low energy' and a 'waste of ITV's money']

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