| Mr & Mrs Crosoftworddocument, & their son, Mike | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| from India, Chengin Parsing...oh, I'm sorry, he's Sir Chengin | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| from Ireland, Mr & Mrs O'Bytes, & their daughter, Meg | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Mr & Mrs Maxessmemory, & their son, Randy | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Mr & Mrs Macintosh, & their popular son, Ian, who's always applauded when he leaves - he's known as clapped-out Macintosh | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Welcome Terry, that's Mr & Mrs Processor's son, and if you're looking for power, you'll certainly find it in 'Tel' Processor | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Mr & Mrs Bennettwindows-Hascrashedagain, & their son, Gordon | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Here's Bootup Bootup-Gali | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Shunning the gates, and coming in using windows, please welcome, all the way from the world of athletics, Sebastian Coe & the Nigerian runner, Nwambay Ukay, with their two sisters, both called Dot - Dot Coe, Dot Ukay | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Mr & Mrs Rosofthavegotyoubytheshortandcurlies, & their son, Mike Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Mr & Mrs Rallelport, & their father, Pa Rallelport Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Charles Dickens with his new version of Hard Times, called Hard Drives. He is now known as C.D. Rewriter Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Mr & Mrs Serfriendly, & their son, Hugh Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Oh dear, he's out of it over there - he's tall, technological and drunk, known to us all as 'High Tiddly I.T.' Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Please welcome Lord...oh no, how do you address an Earl...wait a minute, an Earl is an address Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Mr & Mrs Tinboard, & their unpopular son, 'Bully' Tinboard Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ There's Vector Meldrew Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ Mr & Mrs Berspace, & their son, Si Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ It's cabaret time - with The Scrolling Stones singing I've Got My Logo Working, Rolf Harris with his new instrument which also dispenses a fizzy drink which he calls his DigiTizer and Kenneth Scanner recites 'Now is the printer of our disc content' Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ There's thoroughly modem Millie, with her ram Ron, and her hen Cryption Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ All the way from EastEnders, here's Dot Com Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ There's that nice waitress Rosie from the net café - we often have cyber with Rosie Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ We're going to have to stop now, because the local P.C.'s waiting (he's Welsh - Di Agnostics) Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| [ ...Daisy Wheelprinter Not broadcast] | Wolverhampton
19 Nov 2001 |
| Mr & Mrs Board, & their Mother | Kevin Hale |
| Mr & Mrs Deescreen, & their daughter, Elsie, and her mouse, Pointer | Kevin Hale |
| Mr & Mrs Doze, & their daughter, Win | Kevin Hale |
| from Ireland, Mr & Mrs Trolkey, & their son, Con | Kevin Hale |
| Mr & Mrs Romm, & their nefarious son, 'Seedy' Romm | Kevin Hale |
| Mr & Mrs Kjet, & their son, Ian | Kevin Hale |
