A radio, and later television, talent show originally hosted by Hughie Green, with a late-1980s revival hosted by Bob Monkhouse, and later by previous winner Les Dawson.
Seasons and episodes
22 seasons · 507 episodes
22
Hosted by Les Dawson
- 1S22 E1
Episode 1
Mar 31, 1990
Tonight for the first time the show is hosted by one of the greatest stars ever produced by it. Guest artist: Brenda Cochrane , winner of Opportunity Knocks 1989.
- 2S22 E2
Episode 2
Apr 7, 1990
Will you agree with this week's audience decision ? Tonight it's your opportunity to be a star-maker by casting your all-important telephone vote for the act which impresses you most. Guest artist: Comisar.
- 3S22 E3
Episode 3
Apr 14, 1990
Guest artist: Melanie Jay. Mark Rattray - singer, Chris 'Nipper' Thomas - comedian, Tammy Coleman - singer, Adonis - dance trio, Clinton Jaimes - singer, Terry Devon - impressionist, Andrew Dunscombe - pianist
- 4S22 E4
Episode 4
Apr 21, 1990
It's your opportunity to vote for the stars of tomorrow - tonight! Dawson introduces six more acts new to network television and reveals the winner from last week's show. Guest artist: Gary St John. The contestants on this episode are: Th
- 5S22 E5
Episode 5
Apr 28, 1990
Judge the seven acts on tonight's show, then cast your telephone vote for the one which impressed you most.
- 6S22 E6
Episode 6
May 12, 1990
Judge the acts on tonight's show, then cast your telephone vote for the one that impressed you most. Guest artist: Daniel Kirsch.
Starring
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I watch Opportunity Knocks?
- Opportunity Knocks is not currently listed on a streaming service in the US. Use the country picker on the page to check other markets.
- How many seasons of Opportunity Knocks are there?
- Opportunity Knocks has 22 seasons and 507 episodes. Status: Ended.
- Will there be a new season of Opportunity Knocks?
- Opportunity Knocks has ended; no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on June 2, 1990.
- Who stars in Opportunity Knocks?
- Opportunity Knocks stars Hughie Green, Bob Monkhouse, Les Dawson, Mary Hopkin, Bonnie Langford.
