Big Break, the popular snooker programme that originally aired between 1991 and 2002, is set to return to screens with a new host lineup. According to sources close to the production, Stephen Hendry and Paddy McGuinness will fill the roles previously held by John Virgo and Jim Davidson. The return of Big Break comes as a welcome boost to fans of the sport, who have been eagerly awaiting a revival of the programme.
Hendry, a six-time World Champion, is a well-known figure in the world of snooker, and his involvement is likely to bring a wealth of expertise and knowledge to the programme. McGuinness, a comedian and TV presenter, will bring a more light-hearted touch to the show, helping to balance out Hendry's more serious approach.
The new series is expected to be a major departure from the original, with a focus on modernising the format and bringing in new contestants. Details of the show's format and production have not been released, but fans can expect a mix of competition and entertainment.
The return of Big Break has been met with excitement from fans and industry insiders alike, who are looking forward to seeing the programme back on screens. With Hendry and McGuinness at the helm, the show is sure to be a hit with audiences.
Big Break is set to return to screens in the near future, but an exact date has not been confirmed. Fans are advised to keep an eye on their favourite TV listings for further information.