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Noel Edmonds would introduce episodes of "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" live on the set of the show, which this show proceeded the "Superman" series, with a link-in during the closing credits by Edmonds, which this show started right away after the closing credits. In one show, Dean Cain made a cameo in character as Clark Kent/Superman, which Edmonds tricked him into thinking green jelly was Kryptonite.

This show was Noel Edmond's biggest success.

The Dave Lee Travis Gotcha was voted "One of the best Gotchas of Noel's House Party".

When Dave Lee Travis appeared at the end of the 2nd season to get his revenge on Edmonds for his Gotcha prank, which Travis declared that Edmonds was a "Dead Man!!!". Travis claimed that if his revenge on Edmonds was a feature film, it would be called "Travis II: Judgement Day" a mock of "Terminator II: Judgement Day".

In 2010, "Noel's House Party" was voted the best Saturday night TV show of all time."

The Gotcha hidden camera prank segments was originally called the "Gotcha Oscars".

Annabel Giles was the 1st Gotcha victim to the hidden cameras and Maggie Philbin became aware that she was part of a 'Gotcha' within seconds of filming the beginning, even though she did not spot the cameras.

Originally to run for 22 episodes, but the episode on 3 January 1998 was not broadcast due to Noel's falling out with the BBC at the time and was replaced with a repeat of a compilation episode that originally aired on 11 October 1997 and the episode on 10 January 1998 was live by was only filled with a Gotcha compilation with Noel.

Originally to return for 21 episodes, but the episode on 6 March 1993 was not broadcast due to a suspect bomb scare at BBC Television Centre. It was replaced with a repeat of "Noel's Christmas Presents" and a "Tom and Jerry" cartoon as well.

The song "House of Fun" by Madness became the theme tune for the 1998 and 1999 seasons.

Noel Edmonds borrowed the idea of appearing in the Gotcha sketches in disguise from the ITV hidden camera show "Beadle's About".

A board game based on the show was released by Waddingtons.

A TV critic called the show "Tiswas for Saturday Nights".

Radio DJ David Lee Travis, a Gotch victim, swore revenge on Edmonds for his Gotcha Prank swearing "You are a dead man!!". In the season finale, Travis got his revenge on Edmonds and appeared on the set and had Edmonds gunged.

Mr. Blobby whom was introduced in Series 2 became popular with viewers and children, but was unpopular with TV critics.

In 1993, Mr. Blobby had his own single, which was a spoof of the "Mr. Blobby" theme tune, which came a No. 1 hit on December 11 1993. Noel Edmonds had a cameo in the music video and footage of some of the Mr. Blobby sketches are edited into the music video.

The gunge used in The Gunge Tank was in fact a food thickening agent called Natrosol, colored with various food dyes.

Chris Barrie made a couple of guest appearances in character as Gordon Brittas from "The Brittas Empire".

On March 6th 1993, "Noel's House Party" could not be broadcast due to an IRA bomb scare. Noel Edmonds took to the "Children's BBC" Broom Cupboard to announce that evening's show was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances and would return the following Saturday and "Noel's House Party" was replaced by a Tom and Jerry cartoon.

A Gotcha prank involving Tony Blackburn had been foiled - When Noel Edmonds appeared in disguise as a monk, Blackburn realized that it was Edmonds and said "I know you! Hello Noel!" and lost it.

When Noel Edmonds did a Gotcha segment on Anne Diamond and Nick Owen, there was a scene from the Gotcha that was not shown and that was shown after the Gotcha itself. Which, Noel in disguise enters the studio and sits on a chair, but misses it and falls off.

In the 99th Gotcha. Noel Edmonds parodied his 80s TV show "Time of Your Life" which ran from 1983 - 1985.