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| Britain's Next Junior Goofball
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| Genre
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Reality competition
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| Format
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| Created by
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| Judges
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| Creative director
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| Starring
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| Voices of
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| Composer(s)
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| Opening theme
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| Country of origin
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United Kingdom
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| Original language(s)
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English
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| Number of seasons
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18 completed
19 soon
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| Number of episodes
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180
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| Production
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| Executive producer(s)
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| Producer(s)
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| Running time
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roughly an hour
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| Production company(s)
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| Broadcast
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| Original channel
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Channel 4
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| Picture format
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1080i (HDTV)
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| Audio format
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Stereo
5.1 Surround Sound
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| Original run
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2 April 2004 – present
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| [Source]
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Britain's Next Junior Goofball is a British reality competition based on the Goofball Academy franchise. This is the kids version of Britain's Next Goofball.
Format
Casting calls are accepted online. Participation is only available for contestants between the ages of 6 and 14.
Season summary
| Season
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Premiere
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Finale
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Winner
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Runner-up
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Third place
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| 1
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2 April 2004
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4 June 2004
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| 2
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8 April 2005
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10 June 2005
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| 3
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7 April 2006
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9 June 2006
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| 4
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13 April 2007
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15 June 2007
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| 5
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11 April 2008
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13 June 2008
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| 6
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17 April 2009
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19 June 2009
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| 7
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9 April 2010
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11 June 2010
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Amber Halmosi
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| 8
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15 April 2011
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17 June 2011
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| 9
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13 April 2012
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15 June 2012
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| 10
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12 April 2013
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14 June 2013
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| 11
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11 April 2014
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13 June 2014
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| 12
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3 April 2015
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5 June 2015
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| 13
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8 April 2016
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10 June 2016
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| 14
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14 April 2017
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16 June 2017
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Lydia Makris
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| 15
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6 April 2018
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8 June 2018
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| 16
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29 March 2019
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31 May 2019
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| 17
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10 April 2020
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12 June 2020
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| 18
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16 April 2021
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18 June 2021
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| 19
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April 2022
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June 2022
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TBA
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