Nickelodeon UK's Gallery Team Pull Epic Prank On Nick Presenter Dave Berry

Nickelodeon UK's production team have a lot of fun working at Nick and play a fair few pranks on each other.

In 2001, Nick UK's gallery/transmission team decided to play a epic prank on presenter Dave "The Boy" Berry!

Dave thought he was presenting a live mid program continuity link lasting about 10 seconds at around 18:45 in-between "Saved By the Bell", however, Nickelodeon UK's gallery/transmission team secretly dropped the real continuity link for this wind-up!

In the prank, Nickelodeon UK's gallery/transmission team make Dave think that all hell has broken out behind-the-scenes in transmission, causing Nickelodeon to temporarily lose the programme they're in the middle off! To fill the unplanned extended link, Dave has to ad-lib for 5 minutes, whilst Nick fixes the problem in transmission and resume normal playout, something which Dave is totally unprepared for but totally aces!

During the link, Dave talks about a selection of Nickelodeon UK gems including "Watch Your Own Week", "NList" and "Head To Head"!



Talkback is on the Left Audio Channel, Program Out on the right.

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Nickelodeon UK's Central London Studios And Offices Start To Move To Camden Lock In North London

Tina McCann, the Managing Director of Nickelodeon UK and Ireland, has announced on her official Twitter profile page (@TinaMcCannTV) that Nickelodeon UK and Ireland has started to pack up and move Nickelodeon UK's studios and offices from it's current address in Central London at 15-18 Rathbone Place, London, W1T 1HU, where Nickelodeon UK's HQ has been situated since the early 1990s, to MTV Networks Europe's office building (and MTV's UK studios) which is located at 17-29 Hawley Crescent, Camden Lock, London, NW1 8TT, which is next to Regent's Canal, and which was the same building and television studios (then called "Breakfast Television Centre") that former UK breakfast television station "TV-am" used to broadcast from:

Goodbye Rathbone Place! Nick UK on the move - Camden here we come... pic.twitter.com/DT8RyNoy - - Wednesday 19th September 2012

And:

Team shot Nick UK leaving Noho! Sad but exciting.... pic.twitter.com/Lgfty31E - Wednesday 19th September 2012