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Celebrity Squares

Celebrity Squares

Description: Quiz master Bob Monkhouse presents the noughts and crosses game with a twist.
Genre: Comedy, Family, Game-Show
Year Released: 1975
Number of seasons: 8
Number of episodes: 171
First episode air date: July 20, 1975
No Of Series: 4 (ATV); 3 (Central); 2 (Revival)
Voices Of: Kenny Everett (1975u201379); Nick Jackson (1993u201397)
Presented By: Bob Monkhouse (1975u20131979, 1993u20131997), Warwick Davis (2014u20132015)
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