And and Dec are totally up for an SM:TV Live 20th anniversary reunion in 2018

Prepare to sense antique. Next 12 months will mark the twentieth anniversary of SM:TV Live's launch on Saturday mornings on ITV. Bloody hell.

So, definitely it's only right that Ant & Dec get lower back with Cat Deeley for a few form of reunion? Apparently, they think so too.

"It's humorous, we have been talking to any individual about this recently, because it's two decades since the launch of SM:TV Live subsequent yr," Ant instructed Digital Spyand other press.

"So we had been pronouncing if there was urge for food that we may want to do an anniversary special or some thing, and we kind of were given over excited with the idea, didn't we?

"If we did just a one-off, and it needed to be 9.25am, with Chums and all that, and get Cat back."

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Dec gave us similarly wish that this could really take place, including: "We've sort of floated it round some people, getting a straw ballot and so far we've had some fantastic responses."

Yes please.

In case you're disgustingly younger, SM:TV Live become one in every of Ant & Dec's first TV presenting gigs after leaving their PJ & Duncan era behind.

Running from 1998 to 2003, it starred the duo and Cat Deeley on Saturday mornings, and was fantastically anarchic and naughty for a kid's show.

Among its normal functions was Chums, a parody of Friends. We'd song in just for a reunion of that alone.

And of path there has been also 'Wonkey Donkey', a gameshow that saw Ant & Dec get more and more furious at the garbage solutions provided by youngsters phoning in:

When asked if they may as a minimum deliver back that traditional recreation on Saturday Night Takeaway, Ant said: "I'd do it! We kind of know all of them, I don't know if I ought to keep in mind all of them."

Fingers crossed it takes place - we would actually rise up high-quality early on Saturday to song in.

Ant & Dec have been speaking beforehand of the release of Saturday Night Takeaway , which returns for its 14th collection on Saturday at 7pm on ITV.

From Digital Spy.