Before the invention of videogames or the internet, people actually had to rely on the TV for entertainment.

What an odd thing to imagine. Especially given the thought that writers and producers needed to think of intelligent content that contained a realistic plot. Not just eleven morons stuck inside a house full of cameras.

In the early nineties, one of the most entertaining programmes on the tellybox came courtesy of Channel 4. And it wasn?t Eurotrash, even though the sight of multiple Europeans getting their bits out made for amusing viewing. The dog?s bollocks of TV was none other than The Crystal Maze. Presented by wacky uncle figure Richard O’Brien it combined all sorts of crazy challenges. When it stopped, part of us died. Only repeats have gotten us through this though time. But nearly 15 years on, plans have been put in place to bring it back! But with the most unadventurous host possible.