100 Greatest / 100 Worst

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The 100 Greatest is a popular long running British TV strand on Channel 4. These are normally public polls, voted for by visitors of the Channel 4 website. However, some of the polls are decided on by experts. The programs are usually broadcast in the weekend schedule in three or four hour blocks throughout the year. The shows are also repeated on E4 on Saturday nights. The song "Bentley's Gonna Sort You Out!" (by Bentley Rhythm Ace) was used as the soundtrack for several of the earlier shows, while others featured various tracks from the Daft Punk album, Discovery.

1 Episodes
2 External links
3 Notes

Episodes

100 Greatest

100 Greatest TV Moments (1999) - presented by Graham Norton
100 Greatest TV Moments from Hell (2000)^[1] - presented by Zoe Ball
100 Greatest TV Ads (2000)^[2] - presented by Graham Norton
100 Greatest No. 1s (2000) - presented by Graham Norton
100 Greatest TV Characters (2001) - presented by Ardal O'Hanlon
100 Greatest Kids' TV shows (2001)^[3] - presented by Jamie Theakston (with Sooty and Sweep)
100 Greatest Films (2001) - presented by Graham Norton
100 Greatest Sporting Moments (2002)^[4] - presented by Vinnie Jones, with additional narration from Dickie Davies
100 Greatest World Cup Moments (2002) - presented by Bob Mortimer
100 Greatest Movie Stars (2003) - presented by Richard E. Grant
100 Greatest Scary Moments (2003)^[5] - presented by Jimmy Carr
100 Greatest Sexy Moments (2004) - presented by Anna Chancellor
100 Greatest Christmas Moments (2004)^[6] - presented by Jimmy Carr
100 Greatest Musicals (2004) - presented by Denise Van Outen
100 Greatest Pop Videos (2005) - presented by Jimmy Carr
100 Greatest Albums (2005)^[7] - narrated by Alexander Armstrong
100 Greatest Cartoons (2005)^[8] - presented by Jimmy Carr
100 Greatest Tearjerkers (2005) - presented by Jimmy Carr
100 Greatest Family Films (2005) - narrated by Bob Hoskins
100 Greatest Funny Moments (2006) - presented by Rob Brydon
100 Greatest War Films (2006) - presented by Sean Pertwee
100 Greatest Stand Ups (2007)^[9] - narrated by Ann Bryson
100 Greatest Sex Symbols (2007) - presented by Anna Chancellor

In addition to these were the sub-strand "100 Greatest TV Treats of [Insert year]", which ran from 2001 to 2004 and acted as a light-hearted review of the year's television.

50 Greatest

50 Greatest Comedians (a.k.a - The Comedian's Comedian) (2004) - presented by Jimmy Carr
50 Greatest Comedy Sketches (2005) - presented by Tom Baker
50 Greatest Documentaries (2005) - presented by Zoe Wanamaker
50 Greatest Celebrity Animals (2005) - presented by Bill Oddie
50 Greatest One Hit Wonders (2006) - presented by Justin Lee Collins
50 Greatest Comedy Films (2006) - presented by Stephen Fry
50 Greatest TV Dramas (2007) - presented by Miriam Margoyles
50 Greatest Comedy Characters (a.k.a - The World's Greatest Comedy Characters) (2007) - presented by Simon Pegg.
50 Greatest Catchphrases (a.k.a - Greatest Comedy Catchphrases) (2008)

100 Worst

100 Worst Britons (2003) - presented by Jimmy Carr (a tongue in cheek response to BBC 2's popular 100 Greatest Britons series from the previous year - to keep it light-hearted, voters were only allowed to nominate living persons who were not currently in jail, so the likes of Oswald Mosley, Harold Shipman and Myra Hindley did not appear)
100 Worst Pop Records (2004) - presented by Jimmy Carr with additional narration from Ann Bryson