Motormouth

The show's third series - which boasted new graphics and remixed theme music, and was for a brief time billed as All New Motormouth - also had a new, predominantly white set; the giant mouth was removed altogether at this point, along with all other remaining inflatables.

This series saw the introduction of a diner-style set (sometimes referred to as 'The Motormouth Cafe') which saw guests and audience members sitting at tables.

Neil Buchanan and Andrea Arnold were joined by new recruits Caroline Hanson, Tony Gregory and Julian Ballantyne.

For the second series, Andrea Arnold ceased to be a main presenter and instead filed location reports from sites around the world which were broadcast into the programme.

Generally Buchanan, Gregory and Roslin would present the studio elements with Johnson hosting the gameshow inserts It's Torture, Gunge 'em in the Dungeon and Mouse Trap (based upon the board game of the same name).

[5] By the third series, Andrea Arnold had left the programme entirely, with Tony Gregory also departing, replaced by former Children's BBC presenter Andy Crane.

During the 1991/1992 series', TVS, the company that made the programme, was notified they had lost their ITV franchise and would cease broadcasting at the end of 1992.

At the time, the future of TVS was unclear; it was decided to end Motormouth altogether, and the final show closed with a sign-off from the presenters, including Neil Buchanan who had fronted all four series.

TVS entered into an agreement with STV and Warner Bros. to create a new show, What's Up Doc?, like Motormouth, also broadcast from the Maidstone Studios.

[8] Neil Buchanan remained with CITV until 2007, producing shows through his company The Media Merchants and hosting Finders Keepers and Art Attack.

The Maidstone Studios have since been used as a production base for other Saturday morning programmes including Ministry of Mayhem and Basil's Swap Shop.

When Challenge TV launched in February 1997, it was shown on the overnight programming strand Family Late airing at 4:00am at the weekends for a brief period in the Summer of 1998.