re-edited to match the new run times. From Series 14 onwards, outtakes were shown during the credits of each episode. For Series 4, a new theme arrangement was produced by Dave Cooke. This remained from then on, but was shortened from Series 17. From Series 13 onwards, all episodes were shot in widescreen. The series ended its 22-year run at the end of 2009, due to dropped ratings and less interest by the BBC, with the final series airing in December of that year. Repeats occurred regularly until the end of 2012. The 2008 Christmas Special became the last episode to be broadcast on CBBC, being shown on Christmas Day 2013. Following the death of Barry Elliot in 2018, all six episodes of the final series were made available on BBC iPlayer. The Series 12 episode 'No Pets Allowed' was repeated on BBC Four on the 11th December 2022, as part of a season of repeats of classic children's programmes for the BBC's 100th Anniversary. Awards On 9 December 2018, ChuckleVision received its first award, Special Recognition at the I Talk Telly Awards. The award was the only one to be decided by Founder Elliot Gonzalez, rather than the public. Paul reacted to the news on Twitter, stating "After 292 episodes spanning 22 years this is the first time EVER that ChuckleVision has been recognised for an award so thank you @elliot_gonzalez and italktelly.com". Commercial release TV series A BBC VHS was released in April 1993 entitled "Goofy Golfers" which featured three episodes from the fourth series, however it is now out of production. In 2011 and 2012, Delta Music released two DVD box sets of the first two series. These were re-released in 2016 alongside series 3, which was released for the first time onto DVD by Simply Media. Music In 2014, composer Dave Cooke released 'Volume 1' of ChuckleVision soundtracks and music cues as a digital download. Five more volumes, 2, 3 , 4, 5 and 6 have since been released. Stage productions There have been four DVD releases of the brothers on stage: Pirates of the River Rother, Spooky Goings On, Indiana Chuckles and the Kingdom of the Mythical Sulk and The Chuckle Brothers in Trouble. All these feature live performances of the brothers, one filmed at Blackpool, one at Scarborough, one at Darlington, and the other at York. The Chuckle Brothers in Trouble DVD filmed at