Amanda Holden says she'd love to 'Fix It' for a new generation

Although she admitted that the timing might not be right to bring the show back, following claims of child sex abuse made against the late presenter Jimmy Savile, she revealed that hosting a series like that would be her ideal job.

The Britain’s Got Talent judge said: “If I had a dream show, I probably shouldn't even mention it in this climate, but it would be like a kind of Fix It show.

“A show where little children can write in. That's the kind of show.

“I like making dreams come true, which is kind of what we do on Britain's Got Talent, but I'd like to do it so people can blow up chimneys and things like they used to.”

Oh no, she won't go ... Amanda with her fellow BGT judges David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell

Amanda also revealed she has no intentions of quitting the BGT panel, joking: “They'll have to sack me and I'm quite difficult to sack, so good luck with that.”