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| Monday, 10 September, 2001, 16:38 GMT 17:38 UK Behr: I'll make Saturday 'sexy' ![]() Behr (left): Show will be "sassier and sexier" The BBC has revealed details of its new children's show which will line up against Ant and Dec in the Saturday morning ratings war. The CBBC programme Live And Kicking has suffered from competition from ITV's SM:tv Live, hosted by Ant and Dec - Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly.
The Saturday Show will be broadcast from 0900-1200, starting on 22 September. 'Older audience' At Monday's programme launch presenter Dani Behr said that the new show would be more adult than Live And Kicking.
Behr, 26, who was previously known for presenting late-night pop programme The Word, denied her lack of children's TV experience would be a problem. "I think I have been chosen exactly because I am not kids TV and people know that through my live TV experience. "I have never done children's TV, mostly because I do not like being a patronising and cheesy presenter, it is not my thing. 'Big fan' "If I do this show I can talk to them like I talk to adults and the contents of the show can be for everyone."
"We thank them for opening the door to a bigger audience and an older audience and I guess that is why this show looks the way it does." Ant and Dec have regularly achieved audiences of 2.5 million for ITV on Saturday mornings. Behr said that she was confident the new BBC programme would provide stiff competition. "We think our show is bigger and better and sassier and sexier and more stylish," she said. | See also: Internet links: The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Top TV and Radio stories now: Links to more TV and Radio stories are at the foot of the page. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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