Streetmate


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FieldValue
imageStreetmate_title_card_2017.png
genreReality dating game show
presenterDavina McCall (1998–2001, 2016)
Holly Willoughby (2007)
Scarlett Moffatt (2017)
countryUnited Kingdom
languageEnglish
num_series5
num_episodes66 (inc. 5 specials)
runtime30 minutes (Channel 4)
60 minutes (ITV2)
companyTiger Aspect Productions
channelChannel 4
first_aired
last_aired
network2ITV2
first_aired2
last_aired2
network3Channel 4
first_aired3
last_aired3
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Streetmate is a reality dating game show that first aired on Channel 4 from 30 October 1998 to 9 March 2001, hosted by Davina McCall, and then aired on ITV2 from 27 September to 29 November 2007, this time hosted by Holly Willoughby. The series returned to Channel 4 in 2017, instead hosted by Scarlett Moffatt.

History

A spin-off version called Beachmate aired for 5 episodes in 2001 hosted by Tania Strecker.

Two special editions of the show have aired for charity: the first was a celebrity episode with Emma Bunton and Brian Dowling for Comic Relief on 14 March 2003; the second was for Stand Up to Cancer UK on 21 October 2016. This mini episode featured First Dates star Fred Sirieix.

Format

The host picks an eligible male or female from the streets, and then with their help, they approach equally eligible members of the opposite/same sex for a date. The couple will then go on a date and then report if it was a success or a failure.

However, for the 2017 series, the first person looking for a partner was already chosen.

Transmissions

Original

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SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodesChannelPresenter
130 October 199829 January 199910Channel 4Davina McCall
21 September 199915 December 199912
35 January 20019 March 20019
427 September 200729 November 200710ITV2Holly Willoughby
521 August 20178 September 201715Channel 4Scarlett Moffatt
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''Beachmate''

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SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodesChannelPresenter
113 April 200111 May 20015Channel 4Tania Strecker
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Specials

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DateEntitleChannelPresenter
17 December 1999Streetmate RefriedChannel 4Davina McCall
22 December 1999Skimate
4 August 2000Caribbeanmate
14 March 2003Comic Relief SpecialBBC One
21 October 2016Stand Up to Cancer SpecialChannel 4
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References

References

  1. (4 July 2017). "Ents/Fact Ents/Features/Formats/Daytime/Music summer 2017 highligts (sic) - Channel 4 - Info - Press".
  2. (15 March 2003). "BBC - Press Office - Comic Relief total".
  3. (3 October 2016). "Streetmate returns to Channel 4 for a Stand Up To Cancer special - Channel 4 - Info - Press".

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