Sarvo
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Sarvo is an after school show for kids on Nickelodeon Australia. Its former hosts include James Kerley and Dave Lawson. The duo often appear at the Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards.
In their ads, Nickelodeon Australia announced that Sarvo will return from April 9th 2007. The April edition of Foxtel Magazine revealed Maude Garrett as one of the new hosts of Sarvo.
On Friday 16th February 2007, Dave and James announced their intentions to leave the show. They stated that Sarvo would continue on Nickelodeon and that James would continue to work at Foxtel, on Channel V.
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[edit] Presenters
- Original: Josh and Jamie
- 2003 - 2005: James Kerley and Tony Brockman
- 2005 - February 23rd 2007: Dave Lawson and James Kerley
- April 9th 2007 -: Maude Garrett - current host of Camp Orange and Camp Orange: Slimey Hollow, and Kyle Linahan, new to the Nickelodeon Australia Network.
[edit] Current Shows
- 4:00pm: Fairly Odd Parents (Monday, Wednesday, Friday), Danny Phantom (Tuesday, Thursday)
- 4:30pm: Zoey 101 (Monday), Kappa Mikey (Tuesday) The X's (Wednesday) Captain Flamingo (Thursday) Unfabulous (Friday)
- 5:00pm: The Best Of Spongebob Squarepants
- 5:30pm: Romeo!
[edit] Sarvo Rewind
Sarvo Rewind is a best-off version screened at 3pm on Saturday afternoons and is a wrap-up of the weeks events on Sarvo.
[edit] Trivia
- The music for all seasons of Sarvo was composed by Australian comedian and musician, Andrew Hansen. He is a member of the Chaser, an Australian satire group.
- The most popular of the show's segments, Sarvo Suggestion Sack is a concept where viewers write in and 'dare' them to do things, usually that involve humour. Examples of this included going into the Queen Victoria Building, dressed up as angry grandmothers.
