– indie music with Simon Potter and a little help from Rachel Davies (1988) Totally Live – formerly known as Music Box Live and Pepsi Live with Nino Firetto (late 1987), and occasionally with Nicky Campbell, Simon Potter, Anthea Turner or Timmy Mallett (1988) Nino Firetto – guests, features such as "Papa Luigi", music videos and news, live from the Music Box "living room" (1988) Music Box News – the latest music news with Sunie Fletcher, Alison Craig or Andy Bird – a feature of Music Box Live, Pepsi Live and later Totally Live. Paul McKenna made his television debut as the presenter of Music Box News. Formula One – charts from Europe and performances from the German show Formel Eins, with John Leslie who made his television debut (late 1987 and 1988) European Top 40 – the European singles chart with Amanda Redington (1988–1989) Coca-Cola Rockfile – big events around Europe, monthly show with Simon Potter and Amanda Redington (1988) Supertime Club – mix of cartoons and music videos for younger viewers with Catherine Kirkwood and Mark Chase (1988) Rox Box – interviews and specials co-produced with Belgian broadcaster RTBF and hosted by Ray Cokes (early 1987), who went later to MTV Europe and by Lucienne also from RTBF For other British broadcasters (1990–2007) BPM Raw Power – hard rock and metal show previously known as The Power Hour from the satellite years presented by Phil Alexander, 'Krusher' Joule, his dog Bullseye, and Ann Kirk (for ITV, 1990–1997) Noisy Mothers (new name for Raw Power) Club Nation (for ITV, 1997) Vivid Sussed! (produced for Nickelodeon) Buzz (produced for Channel 4) Transmission – indie music videos (continuing on ITV after the satellite era of Music Box) Soundtrax – ten-minute music shows (for ITV) With... ...Forever (for ITV) Music with Attitude Popped in Crashed Out (for ITV) Kerrang! Awards L¡VE Mixmag TV Presenters The following presenters have all been employed by Music Box either as presenters or VJs: Adam Curry Alison Craig Amanda Redington Andy Bird (later involved with the Disney Channel) Ann Kirk Anthea Turner Barbie Wilde Catherine Kirkwood Dante Bonutto Diana Harris Julie Brown Eddie Kid Erik de Zwart Gareth Jones (also known as Gaz Top, later a presenter on The Children's Channel) Gary Crowley Gloria Thomas Jacky Lynn John Leslie Leigh Francis Mark Chase Mark Webster Martin Buchanan Michaela Strachan Naomi Ryan Nicky Campbell Nikki Groocock Nino Firetto