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Neil Buchanan (born October 11, 1961) is an English television presenter and producer. He is best known mainly for his work on CiTV on the programme Art Attack, a children's television programme that he has presented since it started in 1989. He has also presented Finders Keepers (1991-1996), It's a Mystery (1996-2000), and also produced and appeared in ZZZap! as Smart Arty (1993-1998) He has two children, a daughter named Molly and a son named Freddie. BiographyBuchanan was born in Aintree, Liverpool. He once enrolled at Liverpool Art College but they turned him down as they thought he wasn't good enough.[1] Musical career
 Buchanan was also in a band called Marseille,[1] who made two albums and 5 singles and also provided backing vocals for Desrae and Garys Guitars. The band split in mid-1980s as Buchanan wanted to concentrate on his television career. Television careerBuchanan's television debut was on a Saturday morning show called No. 73, later renamed 7T3.[1] He first appeared on the show half way through the first series in 1982 as a fan who had sent Ethel caricatures of her and her friends. He had attended the original audition, having met the No. 73 producers when his band Marseille appeared on Southern Television's Saturday Banana. He didn't become a regular until the third series of No. 73 shown in 1983. After production ceased on 7T3 in 1988 he went on to present Motormouth, another Saturday Morning kids show made by Television South. Buchanan stayed with Motormouth until the show's cancellation in 1992. In 1989 he began presenting the popular CITV show Art Attack, which he has presented since the very first series began. In 1991 he hosted the British version of Finders Keepers, a room raiding game show for both Television South & Scottish Television when Television South lost their licence to broadcast. He also presented Animal Crazy, a show about Animals, with co-host Jenny Powell for two series between 1994 & 1995, The Show was produced by The Media Merchants for Granada Television. and It's A Mystery alongside Sophie Aldred, from 1996 to 1999. From 1995 to 1997 Buchanan presented the awards show The CITV Awards, which gave the viewers a chance to vote on who they think should win a CITV Award. ReferencesExternal links
This biographical information was gathered from the Neil_Buchanan page, courtesy of the Wikipedia project. BooksHistory of Dogma, Volume 1 (of 7)History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7) |
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