Notably, the series happened to be the debut of TV Hell contributor Victor Lewis-Smith David Dimbleby filling live airtime on Panorama when all available telecine and video tape machines were out of commission. The various appearances by a drunk Oliver Reed on live television Several embarrassing moments taken from the Top of the Pops archive, linked by John Peel Danny Baker presenting a selection of clips from chat shows where interviews had not gone to plan. Baker made his debut as a chatshow host the following year. "Minipops" An edited version of the BBC pilot for Mainly for Men, a late night men's lifestyle magazine programme made in 1969, was also shown. Although this was never screened when first made, and never progressed to a series, some television critics have subsequently and erroneously assumed that it was broadcast in the 1960s. See also List of television series considered the worst References External links BBC Television shows British television specials 1992 television specials