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"ITV1 has commissioned a full series of its Catchphrase revival. A pilot for the revamped quiz show was first ordered in July, with a full 8 x 45min episodes - hosted by Britain&amp;#039;s Got More Talent presenter Stephen Mulhern - being confirmed today (October 9).  &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re delighted that this highly popular classic game show is returning to ITV and will once again give our viewers a chance to &amp;#039;say what they see&amp;#039;,&amp;quot; said the channel&amp;#039;s Controller of Entertainment John Kaye Cooper.  &amp;quot;Stephen will be presenting an updated and state-of-the-art version of Catchphrase and we welcome its return to our schedules.&amp;quot; The new Catchphrase is being eyed for a primetime Saturday night slot and will reportedly feature &amp;quot;a brand new set, exciting 3D graphics and a dynamic new end game&amp;quot;. &amp;gt; Stephen Mulhern &amp;#039;over the moon&amp;#039; to be hosting revived Catchphrase Last month, Mulhern told Digital Spy that it would be &amp;quot;a real shame&amp;quot; if his Catchphrase pilot were not picked up to series. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been off screens for so long,&amp;quot; said the host. &amp;quot;I know there&amp;#039;s been reruns of [the original show], but young kids wouldn&amp;#039;t have been aware of it so it&amp;#039;s a new game for them.&amp;quot; Catchphrase originally ran on ITV in the UK between January 1986 and December 2002. The show&amp;#039;s first and most famous host was Northern Irish comedian Roy Walker, who was followed by Nick Weir and later Mark Curry. Watch a classic clip from the original Catchphrase below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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