Opportunity Knocks

May Martin, Malcolm Watson, Mr and Mrs Hubert Bell, The Clearways, Christine Hill

Margaret Toms, The Chasid Singers, Bobby Bennett, The Ashes, Pedro Flambeay

The Rhymney Youth Silver Band, George Inglis, Nola York, Noreen Barker, Les Peters

Jimmy Hollis, Phyllis Gillingham, Malcolm Powell, Chuck Layburn, Geoff Ray and Pat

The Multychords, Catherine Breslin, The Marvels, Bob Wayne, Nick Morris

Ukranian Krylati Dancers, Clifford Parkes, Maria Somers, Maurice Littleford, Keith Harris

Dod Lann, Candy Jones, The Blackjacks, Winston Bowers, Jack McCarton and Vicky

The Headliners, Georgie Thompson, The Rosslyn Babes, The Duvals, Blue Lotus Jazzmen

Midgley and Hawkes, The Orlaffs, Brian Chamberlain, The Candy Dates, Constanzo Morena

Mike Hayden, Mandy, Vera and Joy, Allun Davies, The Stavely Works Band, James Woolen

The Defenders with Deirdre, Joseph Heeney, All Paige, Susan Steele, The Dinnam Ensemble

Terry Day, The Crazy Tramps, Andre Kovak, Jackie Allan, The Queensway Girls

The In-Sect, Eddie Grant, Sheila Harris, Clive Dobbins, Walter Cornelius

Vicki and David, Jim Tattersall, Jimmy Jones, Diane Ward, Kenny Peter

Formula 4, Bob and Arthur, Tessa Wells, Terry Herbert, Roy Dell

Les Dawson, Kay and Kimberley, The Glenboi Singers, Yvonne Marsh, The Rose Fletcher Pipe Band

Peter Hartley, Army Drill Team, Mina Hall & Bill Dixon, Jean Evans, The Grumbleweeds

John Clarence, Leuder and Nicolas, Penny Harris, Janette Lister Dancers, Ken Wood

Sonny Kaye and The Reds, Paul Wynter, Susan Richards, Steve Bryan, Nicolina

Don Leslie, The Blue Jays, The Birds 'N' Bees, Anthony Molyneux, Terence Hyde

The Birds 'N' Bees, Jo's Girls, The Emerald Showband, Lynn Collins, James Farish

Johnny Hyams, The Chanter Sisters, Jim Barry, Clayton and Walker, City of Aberdeen Ladies Pipe Band

Dan Bailey, The Myadels, The Jean Pearce Dancers, Bobby Hayes, The Ken Barrie Four

The Ken Barrie Four, Billy Stuart, Tina, Fred and Audrey Atkins, The Sawyer Family

Sian Morgan, Bill Edwards, Roy Rivers, Susan Pool and Rosalind Oakley, Claude Bottom and The Lion Tamers

The Oppor-Tunes, The ABC Television Showband, Bob Sharples, The Orange Blossom Sound, The Patrick Olsen Puppets

Pam Shaw, Johnny Tudor, Maureen Thompson, Strawberry Jam, Ernesto

The American Indian Hobbyists and The Sioux Indian Dancers, Philip Standen, Alister Jons, Linda Marshall, Sue Ellard

Raymond Morgan, The Norma Graves Formation Dancers, Thomas Barnshaw, Maxine Barrie, Leonard Blease

Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, Madge Lucas, The Little Ten, Lee Brooklyn, Phoenix City Smash Band

The Samurais, The Northumbrians, The Fairview School Choir, The Rennies, The Childs Piano Quartet

The Black Abbots, Elizabeth Gale, The Gaytones, Meurig Davies, Benny Yorke

The Christine Lee Set, Desmond Brown, The Four Hardings, Carl Manning, Joy and Jennifer

Martin Harvey and the Munix, Gordon Traynor, The Musical Box, Eddie Flanagan, Lorelei Lee

Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, Jean Bennett, Yvonne Authers, The Reg Guest Trio, The Hornsey Operatic and Dramatic Society

The Rickmansworth Players, Bonnie Langford, Alan Roper, Peggy Wright, Mike Hayden

Dawson Chance, Tyne Tees School of Karate Demonstration Team, Belmont Consort, Kenet and Jani, The Vocalaires

Tommy Smith, The Shirley Dunton Dancers, Andrew Dow, Alison Shaw, Rivers Invitation

Linda McMurray, The Rival Brothers, Little and Large, Peter Hopewell, Lorna Rogers and Michael Ho

Tony and Colin, Tina Townsley, Gweneth Fleetwood, The Jack Strops Quartet, Stuart Atkin's Orchestra

Shag Connor's Carrot Crunchers, Christine & Janet Gott, Bob Martell, Bhangra Dance Group, Ken Shaw

The New Sounds Crusaders Steel Band, Neil Reid, Linda Bernard and Raymond Wilson, Brian Chamberlain, Celia Rowley

Marilyn Jeacle and The Ken Wayne Dancers, Grump and Gary, Lena Brent, Alice Gamble, The Blue Harmony Boys

The Aberystwyth Male Choir, The Torbay Tigerettes, Pamela Paterson, Bal Moane, The Mission Belles

Billie-Ann and Jeremy Cole, Triangle Plus One, Jose Roland, Maude Blake, The Travellers

Pedro El Doto, Eileen Brennan, Jack Diamond, Julie Rees, The Dave Lee Sound

John Drury and Gwen Taylor, The Jean Peterson Trio, Clifton Revue, Dino Pardi, The Beresford Junior Brass Band

The Earnshaw Aqua Show, Steven Smith and Father, Moby Richards, The McLaughlin Dancers, Ruby and Pat Pattinson

The Heavenly Hopes, Manuel Carillo, The Barcias, Betty Sacree, Jimmy Ryder

Stuart, Steven and Silver Mist, Kathleen Hooson, Sandra Hale, Pagan Chorus, In Accord

Alan Ogden, Kathy Martin, Anne Asinas, Patricia Bousted, The Ferrons

The Southampton All-Stars, Tricia, Alan Shell, Phil Clarke Jnr, Loreen Taylor

The Olivettes, The Plast Ukrainian Girls' Choir, Socrates, King and Earl, The Blue Magnolia Orchestra

Alan Hibbert International Stunt Show, Clare Evelyn, The Light Fantastic, Lisa Shane, Alex Green and The Jack Sinclair Trio

Jackie Hamilton, The Improviros, Rosita and Charmaine, Michael Dobson, Suzi

Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, Samura Khan, Chris and Eileen O'Connor, Miriam Nathaniel, The Sid Gatley Band

Odyssey, The Montgomery Modern (Teenage) Dancers, The Nutcrackers, The Garndiffaith Gleemen, Jill Fletcher

The Silver Trumpets, Chris Summers, Clear White Light, David Jennings, The Chimes

Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, Billy Diamond and Susie, Pauline Ebdon, Dave and Amos, Claude Powell

The Anderson Sisters, Freddie Corless, Suzanne Harris, The Chuck Fowler Trio, Our Ladies Operatic Group

Barbara Thompson, The Ostap Buriak Dancers, Shaun Connor, Rosemary Noble, Black Onyx

Ken and Steve, Salt and Pepper, Barbara Mathews, Alan Bailey, Kristen Casper

George Burl, Helen Foster, Steve Collins, Celine and Donncha, Natural High

Ann Hennessy, Brian Coshall, Paul Lynch and Kata, Tighe Francis, Triad

Helen Todd, Heritage, Bill and Helen Manton, Pam Lee, Domingo and Emilio

The Warrington Youth Band, The Rouchelles, Dave Prince, Love Together, Robert Eaton

Del-Mere and Rosa, Guy Steel, Roger Morey, The Betty Fox Dancers, Scotch Mist

Hilary Green, The Kennedy Brothers, John Burke, Champagne, The Mini-Tones

Fred's Concrete Company, The Hilltops, Harry Scott, Jackie McGhee, The Corcrain Flute Ensemble

Graham Desmond, Harmony Revival, Alan J. Bartley, Shay Rice, Kathy and Gary

Horace M. Smith, Louise Kelly, Johnny Casson, The Ukrainian Youth Association Dancers, The Jarvis Brothers

Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, Alyosha and Igor, Jasper Britton, Spike Rawlings, Jean Wall

Karin Bosoni, Spooky, Bobby Wayne, Edith Chorley, The Cotton Mill Boys

Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, The Dot, Marty Williams, Elliot, Conspiracy

Blake Butler, The 2Bs, The Weltons, Alison Sneddon, Saxophone Jones

David and Laura, The Glen Jackson Dancers, The Manning Brothers, Izzie Rich, Shiner

Hughie Green, Bob Sharples and his Orchestra, Grace Kennedy

Berni Flint, The Ardmore Set Dancers, Mel Douglas and Wild Affair, Bernie Searle, Kymm

Vernon, Nesbeth and Sonnet, The Dragons, Neil Martin, Michael Rowlatt, Fanny and Adams

The Bacardies, The Vincent Raff Duo, Angelina Ricci, Jenny Jay, The London Transport Players

Bob Monkhouse From Belfast to London, Glasgow to Plymouth and Newcastle to Cardiff, the production team have travelled thousands of miles, auditioning more than 6,500 artists in their search for the stars of tomorrow. The next 13 weeks see the culmination of that mammoth and exciting challenge, in the only television talent show which is open to all. Tonight Opportunity Knocks for: Act 1: Four Wheel Drive, Act 2: Frankie Allen, Act 3: Zeitia Massiah Act 4: Kerry Wilson, Act 5: Kyriacos Kikis, Act 6: The Gravy Brothers

The search for the stars of tomorrow continues. Tonight Opportunity Knocks for six artists drawn from the thousands who were auditioned throughout the British Isles.

The studio audience will vote for one of the six acts on tonight's show, but will you agree with their decision ?

You are the star-maker. Don't miss the opportunity to cast your telephone vote for the act which impresses you most.

You're the star-maker, so take the opportunity of casting your telephone vote for the act which impressed you most. The lines are open from immediately after the show until midnight.

Watch tonight's six talented acts, all new to television - then take the opportunity to cast your all-important vote.

From Belfast to London, from Aberdeen to Exeter and from Newport to Newcastle, the production team have travelled the length and breadth of the country auditioning thousands of artists in the search for the stars of tomorrow. The next 13 weeks see the culmination of that exciting and enormous challenge in the only television talent showcase which is open to all. Tonight Opportunity Knocks for: Act 1 Air Theatre, Act 2 Boothby Graffoe, Act 3 Wendy Kane, Act 4 Darren Day, Act 5 Mystina, Act 6 Fingers and Thumbs

Who won last week's show ? Will you agree with this week's audience decision? Tonight it's your opportunity to be a star-maker, by casting your all-important telephone vote for the act which impresses you most - on the only television talent show which is truly open to all. The numbers to call are listed below - vote for the stars of tomorrow - tonight!

There are six more new acts to choose from this week. Seize the opportunity to cast your telephone vote for the performance which impressed you most. The numbers to call are listed below. You decide who will be the stars of tomorrow - you are the star-maker.

Bob presents another showcase of six talented acts, all new to network television, plus the winner from last week's show, chosen from your all-important telephone votes. Spot the stars of tomorrow, tonight. Your Opportunity Knocks once more.

This is your chance to see the stars of tomorrow tonight, when Bob introduces six more talented acts, all new to network TV, plus your chosen winner from last week's show. Do take the opportunity of casting your all-important telephone vote for the act which impresses you most. Remember, you are the star-maker!

Tonight, Bob introduces six more acts, all new to network TV, plus your chosen winner from last week's show. Do take the opportunity of casting your all-important telephone vote for the performance which impresses you. Remember, you are the star-maker!

From Belfast to London, from Glasgow to Exeter and from Newport to Newcastle, the production team have travelled the length and breadth of the country auditioning thousands of artists in the search for the stars of tomorrow. Tonight opportunity knocks for: Act 1: Morgan Lee James, Act 2: Reading Mormon Choir, Act 3: Sid Scouse, Act 4: Zoe Tyler, Act 5: lone Brown, Act 6: De-Comisar

Who won last week's show ? Will you agree with this week's audience decision ? Tonight it's your opportunity to be a star-maker by casting your all-important telephone vote for the act which impresses you most. The numbers to call are listed below - vote for the stars of tomorrow... tonight!

There are five more acts new to network TV to choose from this week. Seize the opportunity to cast your telephone vote for the performance which impresses you most. The numbers to call are listed below.

Bob Monkhouse introduces five more new-to-network TV acts and reveals the winner from last week's show. Remember, you are the starmaker!

Starring Bob Monkhouse who introduces five more acts and reveals the winner from last week's show. This is your opportunity to help make the stars of tomorrow. Judge the six acts on tonight's show - then cast your telephone vote for the one which impressed you most.

Tonight for the first time the show is hosted by one of the greatest stars ever produced by it. Guest artist: Brenda Cochrane , winner of Opportunity Knocks 1989.

Will you agree with this week's audience decision ? Tonight it's your opportunity to be a star-maker by casting your all-important telephone vote for the act which impresses you most. Guest artist: Comisar.

Guest artist: Melanie Jay. Mark Rattray - singer, Chris 'Nipper' Thomas - comedian, Tammy Coleman - singer, Adonis - dance trio, Clinton Jaimes - singer, Terry Devon - impressionist, Andrew Dunscombe - pianist

It's your opportunity to vote for the stars of tomorrow - tonight! Dawson introduces six more acts new to network television and reveals the winner from last week's show. Guest artist: Gary St John. The contestants on this episode are: Three's Company - singing and dancing trio, Jimmy Bright - comedian, Crossfire - rock band, Romy - singer, Antonio Zambardi - magician (the music he performs to is the theme from the television show Juliet Bravo), Lucinda - harpist

Judge the seven acts on tonight's show, then cast your telephone vote for the one which impressed you most.

Judge the acts on tonight's show, then cast your telephone vote for the one that impressed you most. Guest artist: Daniel Kirsch.