Prank Patrol is a BBC Children’s TV show that enables kids to play pranks and practical jokes on their friends, family or school mates. Participants on the show are usually viewers and children from the general public who sign up with the wish of being involved in the show. The show is broadcast for the UK, Australian and Canadian market.
Many BBC shows allow viewers to interact and sign up to be involved or appear on their programmes and there is a website which you can go to and browse the many different shows which offer this opportunity to its viewers.
The website is www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/beonashow/andapply. Here you will find all the information you need on all major BBC shows and it will also give you information should you wish to apply to appear. If there is no information available at the time you visit the site it usually means that the production are no longer recruiting for that series and the best advice is to check back from time to time.
Unfortunately, due to the large amount of applications the children’s BBC shows receive, they are unable to let anyone know individually if they have been unsuccessful in an application or when a show will be looking for people to take part in the future. So, the best advice is to keep on checking the site regularly for a time when they advertise for applicants to participate on a BBC television show.
All other details for The BBC can be found at www.bbc.co.uk including contact addresses and telephone numbers.
Many BBC shows allow viewers to interact and sign up to be involved or appear on their programmes and there is a website which you can go to and browse the many different shows which offer this opportunity to its viewers.
The website is www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/beonashow/andapply. Here you will find all the information you need on all major BBC shows and it will also give you information should you wish to apply to appear. If there is no information available at the time you visit the site it usually means that the production are no longer recruiting for that series and the best advice is to check back from time to time.
Unfortunately, due to the large amount of applications the children’s BBC shows receive, they are unable to let anyone know individually if they have been unsuccessful in an application or when a show will be looking for people to take part in the future. So, the best advice is to keep on checking the site regularly for a time when they advertise for applicants to participate on a BBC television show.
All other details for The BBC can be found at www.bbc.co.uk including contact addresses and telephone numbers.
