The kids of the '90s didn't have tablets, streaming or smart phones. Instead, they had to make do with good, old-fashioned terrestrial TV.
With just four channels to choose from, options were limited and the presenters of the biggest shows at the time acquired iconic status.
From prizes to be won with Pat Sharp and his mullet on CITV's Fun House to Art Attack's Neil Buchanan excitably telling youngsters to 'try it yourself', the hosts were almost bigger than the shows themselves.
