CD:UK, however, would remain for the time being. Steven Andrew, ITV's controller of children's programmes, said: "After five fantastic years of SM:TV we all recognised it was time for a change. We have gone for a show that is all about fun with a team with bags of fresh ideas. I'm confident the new show, teamed with CD:UK, will be a compelling proposition for kids." The replacement show in question was Ministry of Mayhem. On 27 December 2003, the grand finale which includes all the presenters singing a version of "My Way" by Frank Sinatra with the SMTV end credits rolling through the last chorus. And for the big finale, a special fireworks display with the words SMTV Live 1998-2003 written in it, and flashback voices from Ant Dec and Cat. The screen fades and SMTV comes to an end after five and a half years. No copyright text was written after the credits. At one point, the Gold episodes were broadcast on Saturday afternoons because of morning coverage of the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Video releases The series spawned two video releases – the first, Chums, was released in 2000 by the Contender Entertainment Group and featured six full Chums episodes and a selection of other SMTV comedy segments. The VHS was released on DVD four years later. A second release from Universal Pictures UK, The Best of SMTV Live So Far, was released in 2001, featuring specially produced links recorded shortly before Ant & Dec's departure and an extended compilation of sketches and segments. Awards SMTV Live was twice voted Best Entertainment Programme at the BAFTA Children's Film and Television Awards (2000 & 2002) and won BAFTA & British Comedy awards voted for by the public. Ant & Dec won the Royal Television Society award for best presenter in 2001 for their work on the programme while Cat Deeley won the BAFTA for best children's presenter in the same year. In 2014, it was in 5th place for Channel 5's 50 Greatest Kids TV Shows. In 2001, it finished 27th place in a Channel 4 poll for the 100 Greatest Kids' TV Shows. Reunion episode On 4 September 2020, Ant & Dec revealed in an interview on BBC Radio 2 that they had filmed a one-off reunion episode with Deeley, in which the three of them would look back at SMTVs best bits. The following week, Deeley told