How Dare You! (TV series)

How Dare You! was a long-running British children's television programme that aired on ITV from 1976 to 1987. Produced by Granada Television, the show revolved around a panel of child reporters who reviewed and commented on items sent in by other children.

The core of the show involved segments filmed by regional reporters, typically focusing on schools, local events, hobbies, or interesting places. These segments were then shown to the studio-based panel, who offered their critiques, often humorous, regarding the content and presentation.

The panel rotated throughout the series' run, with many young presenters gaining popularity through their appearances. The show was known for its lighthearted and often cheeky tone, and it aimed to provide a platform for children's voices and perspectives.

A recurring feature was the "How Dare You! Letter," where a child would write a complaint or observation, which was then read out and discussed by the panel. This segment often highlighted issues relevant to children's lives and concerns.

How Dare You! was a popular and influential children's television programme of its time, known for its format of child-led reporting and commentary.