Famous for ‘super, smashing, great’ catchphrase, he became a household name on the darts gameshowJim Bowen, the comedian and broadcaster who was best known for hosting the darts-based gameshow Bullseye, has died at the age of 80.Bowen, a former teacher whose entry into showbusiness came via stand-up comedy, became a household name when he started to present the show on ITV in 1981. Continue reading…
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