"I'll give it five!"

[brianbge]

On what 1960s TV show did Janice Nicholls appear? Her catchphrase was "I'll give it five!" to register approval of a new pop record release.

[jvgreen]

It was 'Thank Your Lucky Stars'

[Ferguson]

Juke Box Jury

[kranky]

It was Juke Box Jury - she had a broad Brummy accent so it sounded like "Oil geeve eet foive". Chairman was David Jacobs.

[bge]

Kranky is right about Brummy and accent, but JBJ was "hit" or "miss", there was no points scored. It was either Thank Your Lucky Stars or Ready Steady Go.

[brianmeacham]

It was "THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS" recorded at Aston studios in Birmingham,and she was a black country girl from Wednesbury not from Birmingham, which as any Brummie will tell you is a different accent

[podmm]

Sorry jvgreen but it was defineitlyJukebox Jury

[brianbge]

Let's clear up one thing .. it was NOT Juke Box Jury. The panel changed every week and no points were awarded, only that it was a "Hit" or a "Miss" so it can't be that show.

[brianmeacham]

It was Thank your lucky stars" I am her husband and attended every show at Aston In Birmingham from 1962-1965,Janice is a black country girl from Wednesbury

[SteveWilliam]

It was definately Juke Box Jury hosted by David Jacobs.

[Rosemaryp179]

Janice Nicholls appeared as the teenage audience member on juke box jury.. she came on as a 'one of the audience ' juror and was so popular that the BBC kept her on for a long long time,, It would be interesting to find out what happened to her
She had a very strong accent and sounded really funny when she gave here points verdict.. and the host .. which I believe was still David Jacobs would turn over the numbers for 'a hit '

[bonnyanneuk]

Janice Nichols Born in Wednesbury and became famous for saying 'Oi'll give it foive' on Thank Your Lucky Stars recorded at Aston Studios. in the 1960's

http://www.virtualbrum.co.uk/people2.htm

[miketerry]

Thank Your Lucky Stars.