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| director             = Natalie Moss
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| presenter            = [[Ed Petrie]]
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| country              = United Kingdom
| language             = English
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| num_episodes         = 65
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| runtime              = 29 minutes
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| channel              = [[CBBC]]<br>[[CBBC|CBBC HD]]
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| last_aired           = present
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'''''All Over the Place''''' is a children's television program produced by the [[BBC]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=BBC |url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/shows/all-over-the-place#:~:text=Ed%20Petrie%20and%20friends%20go,unusual%2C%20strange%20and%20amazing%20places! |website=BBC}}</ref> It features the former [[CBBC]] links presenter [[Ed Petrie]] as lead presenter, joined across the series by various other CBBC hosts including [[Chris Johnson (presenter)|Chris Johnson]], [[Cel Spellman]], [[Richard Wisker]], [[Barney Harwood]], [[Naomi Wilkinson]], [[Sam & Mark]], [[Michelle Ackerley]], [[Lauren Layfield]], [[Johny Pitts]] and [[Iain Stirling]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=All Over the Place |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2107893/ |url-status= |access-date=August 6, 2024 |website=IMDB}}</ref>
The first two series featured attractions and events primarily in the United Kingdom. The third took the same format but travelled around the USA; the fourth series was based in [[Australia]] and the fifth and sixth visited countries around [[Europe]]. The 7th and 8th series are about [[Asia]]. All Over the Place Asia Part 1 was broadcast on CBBC on Monday 16 January 2017. This new series included a new presenter [[Inel Tomlinson]]. The eighth series, All Over The Place Asia part 2, was broadcast on Saturday 6 January 2018, and every Saturday for 15 weeks.
==Format==
The show features the presenters traveling all over the place in the UK and finding strange places to visit. Almost every episode includes a song and a competition segment at the end of the show.
Places visited include:
* [[Air guitar]] world championships
* [[Bat]] hospital on the [[Isle of Wight]]
* The world's largest [[vacuum cleaner]] collection, whose owner could tell any vacuum cleaner from its sound alone
* [[Preston Bus Station]]
* The [[Alnwick Castle]] treehouse
* The [[Storybook Glen]]
* The [[Superlambanana]] in [[Liverpool]].
* [[Diggerland]] in [[Kent]]
* A World War II veteran pigeon named [[Paddy (pigeon)|Paddy]]
* [[Dickens World]]
* [[Shakespeare]]'s home town of [[Stratford-Upon-Avon]]
The show also features different segments throughout each series including:
*Things that stick out of the (sea, river, ground etc.)
*Grown-ups collect stuff too
*Why have we stopped here....because it's random
*What are you thinking?
*Things that you see, when you stop for a...
*Things that you munch, when you stop for your lunch
*Bet you didn't know this about.....
*The Song
*The Main Event
==Presenters==
===Main presenter===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Series
|-
| [[Ed Petrie]] || 2011– || 1-
|-
||Various || 2018– || 8–
|}
===Co-presenters===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Duration !! Series
|-
| [[Barney Harwood]] || 2011–2012, 2016, 2018 || 1–2, 6 and 8
|-
| [[Iain Stirling]] || 2011–2015, 2017  || 1–5 and 7
|-
| [[Johny Pitts]] || 2011–2018 || 1–8
|-
| [[Chris Johnson (presenter)|Chris Johnson]] || 2012, 2015–2018 || 2, 5, 6, 7 and 8
|-
| [[Cel Spellman]]  || 2012–2014, 2017–2018 || 2–4, 7–8
|-
| [[Richard Wisker]] || 2012–2013 || 2–3.
|-
| [[Rani Price]] || 2012 || 2.
|-
| [[Naomi Wilkinson]] || 2012– || 2–
|-
| [[Holly Walsh]] || 2011 || 1.
|-
| [[Dick & Dom]] || 2011 || 1.
|-
| [[Gemma Hunt]] || 2011 || 1.
|-
| [[Joe Swash]] || 2011 || 1.
|-
| [[London Hughes]] || 2011 || 1.
|-
| [[Sam & Mark]] || 2015–2016, 2017,2019– || 5–6 and 7,9-
|-
| [[Ore Oduba]] || 2014 || 4.
|-
| [[Katie Thistleton]] || 2014 || 4.
|-
| [[Michelle Ackerley]] || 2013–2017 || 3–7
|-
| [[Ben Shires]] || 2016–2018 || 6–8
|-
| Victoria Cook || 2015–2018 || 5–8
|-
| [[Lauren Layfield]] || 2016– || 6-
|-
| [[Susan Calman]] || 2014; 2016–2017 || 4; 6–7
|-
| [[Inel Tomlinson]] || 2017– || 7-
|-
| Johnny Cochrane || 2018– || 8-
|-
| [[Richard David-Caine]] || 2018– || 8-
|-
| [[Bobby Lockwood]] || 2018 || 8
|-
||[[Art Ninja|Ricky Martin]] || 2018– || 8-
|-
| Talisha 'Tee Cee' Johnson || 2018 || 8
|-
| [[Yasmin Evans]] || 2019– || 9-
|-
|}
==Episodes==
===Series 1 (UK)<ref>{{Cite web |title=All Over the Place Episode List |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2107893/episodes/?season=1&ref_=tt_eps_sn_1 |access-date=August 6, 2024 |website=IMDB}}</ref>===
; The songs featured in Series 1 include...
* Storybook Glen (parody of Beat Again by [[JLS]])
* Castle Ward
* The 8 Wonders of the Isle of Wight
* Do the Twisted Spire
* Chinese Arch (parody of Chelsea Dagger by [[The Fratellis]])
* Preston Bus Station (parody of Sound of the Underground by [[Girls Aloud]])
* Marsden Grotto
* Lost Gardens of Heligan
* Burning House (parody of Sex on Fire by [[Kings of Leon]])
* House in the Clouds (parody of Our House by [[Madness (band)|Madness]])
* Rollercoaster (parody of Hot N Cold by [[Katy Perry]])
* Longest Train Station Name in the UK
===Series 2 (UK)<ref>{{Cite web |title=All Over The Place Episode List |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2107893/episodes/?season=2 |access-date=August 6, 2024 |website=IMDB}}</ref>===
;The songs featured in series 2 include...
* Gold Panning (parody of Gold Digger by [[Kanye West]])
* Paddy the Pigeon (parody of [[U2]])
* Llandudno (parody of Pass Out by [[Tinie Tempah]])
* Shakespeare (parody of Tragedy by [[Steps (pop group)|Steps]])
* Can I Dig It? (parody of Can I Kick It by [[A Tribe Called Quest]])
* Hellfire (parody of Fire by [[Kasabian]])
* Ayot St. Lawrence (parody of Country House by [[Blur (band)|Blur]])
* Penguin Face (parody of Poker Face by [[Lady Gaga]])
* Rugby (parody of Highway to Hell by [[AC/DC]])
* Fight For This Earth (parody of Fight For This Love by [[Cheryl Cole]])
* Dickensworld
* Funicular (parody of Umbrella by [[Rihanna]] & [[JAY Z]])
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! #
! Episode
! Airdate
! Main Event Winner
|- id="ep126"
| 1 (14) || Series 2, Episode 1|| 25 January 2012 || [[Iain Stirling|Iain]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Gadgets
'''What are you Thinking?''': Wheels
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Electric Mountain
'''The Song''': Gold Panning (spoof of [[Gold Digger (Kanye West song)|Gold Digger]] by [[Kanye West]] )
'''The Main Event''': Rafting
|-
|- id="ep126"
| 2 (15) || Series 2, Episode 2|| 1 February 2012 || [[Iain Stirling|Iain]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Little Village
'''What are you Thinking?''': Big Hands
'''Why have we stopped here? Because it's Random''': Treasure in the Thames
'''The Song''': Paddy the Pigeon
'''The Main Event''': Peddle Boat Racing
|-
|- id="ep126"
| 3 (16) || Series 2, Episode 3|| 8 February 2012 || Both Presenters
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Televisions
'''What are you Thinking?''': Round Object
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Astrocentre
'''The Song''': Long Things in [[Llandudno]] (spoof of "[[Pass Out (song)|Pass Out]]" by [[Tinie Tempah]])
'''The Main Event''': Shirt racing
|-
|- id="ep126"
| 4 (17) || Series 2, Episode 4|| 15 February 2012 || [[Ed Petrie|Ed]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Royal Objects
'''What are you Thinking?''': Mazes
'''Why have we stopped here? Because it's Random''': Sheep Racing
'''The Song''': Shakespeare (spoof of "Tragedy" by Steps)
'''The Main Event''': Bog Snorkelling
|- id="ep126"
| 5 (18) || Series 2, Episode 5|| 22 February 2012 || No Winner
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Marbles
'''What are you Thinking?''': Swimming
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Fossils on the beach
'''The Song''': Diggerland
'''The Main Event''': Tin Bath racing
|- id="ep126"
| 6 (19) || Series 2, Episode 6|| 29 February 2012 || [[Ed Petrie|Ed]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Wind up things
'''What are you Thinking?''': Wind
'''Things that Stick out of...''': The Channel Tunnel
'''The Song''': Hellfire Caves (spoof of 'Fire' by [[Kasabian]] )
'''The Main Event''': Orange Rolling
|- id="ep126"
| 7 (20) || Series 2, Episode 7|| 7 March 2012 || [[Ed Petrie|Ed]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Horse Shoes
'''What are you Thinking?''': Statue
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Houses
'''Why have we stopped here? Because it's Random''': N/A
'''Bet you didn't know this about... ''': N/A
'''The Song''': Ayot St. Laurence Church (spoof of [[Country House (song)|Country House]] by [[Blur (band)|Blur]] )
'''The Main Event''': Waiter Racing
|- id="ep126"
| 8 (21) || Series 2, Episode 8|| 14 March 2012 || [[Iain Stirling|Iain]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Teddies
'''What are you Thinking?''': Small Houses
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Man made Lake
'''The Song''': Penguins (spoof of [[Poker Face (Lady Gaga song)|Poker Face]] by [[Lady GaGa]] )
'''The Main Event''': Pea Shooting
|- id="ep126"
| 9 (22) || Series 2, Episode 9|| 21 March 2012 || Naomi
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Tanks
'''What are you Thinking?''': Narnia Statue
'''Things that Stick out of...''': London Garbage
'''Why have we stopped here? Because it's Random''': N/A
'''Bet you didn't know this about... ''': N/A
'''The Song''': Rugby (spoof of [[Highway to Hell (song)|Highway to Hell]] by [[AC/DC]] )
'''The Main Event''': Sandcastle Contest
|- id="ep126"
| 10 (23) || Series 2, Episode 10|| 28 March 2012 || [[Ed Petrie|Ed]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Planes
'''What are you Thinking?''': Chillie Farm
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Mine
'''Bet you didn't know this about... ''': Hockey
'''The Song''': Fight for this Earth – [[Centre for Alternative Technology]] [[Machynlleth]] (spoof of [[Fight For This Love]] by [[Cheryl Cole]] )
'''The Main Event''': Boat Race
|- id="ep126"
| 11 (24) || Series 2, Episode 11|| 11 March 2012 || [[Ed Petrie|Ed]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Bagpipes
'''What are you Thinking?''': Police Box
'''Things that Stick out of...''': Model Village
'''The Song''': Dickensworld
'''The Main Event''': Custard Pie Fight
|- id="ep126"
| 12 (25) || Series 2, Episode 12|| 18 March 2012 || [[Ed Petrie|Ed]]
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''Grown Ups Collect Stuff too''': Statues
'''What are you Thinking?''': Elephants
'''Bet you didn't know this about... ''': Gargoyles
'''The Song''': Funicular Railway (spoof of 'Umbrella' by [[Rihanna]] )
'''The Main Event''': Wool Sack Racing
|- id="ep126"
| 13 (26) || Series 2, Episode 13|| 25 March 2012 || N/A
|-
| colspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"|
'''The Song''': Storybook Glen, Gold Panning, Hellfire Caves, Shakespeare, Preston Bus Station, Fight for this Earth, Twisted Spire, Rollercoaster
|}
===Series 3 (USA)<ref>{{Cite web |title=All Over The Place Episode List |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2107893/episodes/?season=3 |access-date=August 6, 2024 |website=IMDB}}</ref>===
A third series was confirmed at the end of Series 2. It was filmed in 2012 and aired in 2013. Instead of being set in the U.K, the presenters visited the [[United States]].
Ed was joined by Naomi Wilkinson, Jonny Pitts, Cellach Spellman, Iain Stirling, Richard Wisker and Michelle Ackerley.
All Over the Place USA was executive produced by Louise Corbett and produced by Maria Stewart.
; <nowiki>The songs in series 3 included:</nowiki>
* Tombstone Cowboys (parody of "Another One Bites the Dust" by [[Queen (band)|Queen]])
* Nyberg (parody of "Empire State of Mind" by [[Alicia Keys]] and [[JAY Z]])
* Las Vegas Wedding (parody of "Marry You" by [[Bruno Mars]])
* Mall of America (parody of "Price Tag" by [[Jessie J]])
* Troll Town
* They Built This White House Upside Down (parody of "We Built This City" by [[Starship (band)|Starship]])
* Petrified (parody of 90s club music)
* London Bridge Ain’t Falling Down (parody of "[[LDN (song)|LDN]]" BY [[Lily Allen]])
* Giant Christmas Store (parody of "Merry Xmas Everybody" by [[Slade]])
* Heidelberg Project
* Party Shop (parody of "Party Rock Anthem" by [[LMFAO]])
* Paul Bunyan Land (parody of "What Makes You Beautiful" by [[One Direction]])
===Series 4 (Australia)===
A fourth series, ''All Over the Place Australia'', was broadcast from 2014. As the title indicates, this series focuses on events and attractions in [[Australia]].
===Series 5 (Europe)===
A fifth series, ''All Over the Place Europe'', began airing on CBBC in early 2015. The show follows the usual AOTP format, including regular fixtures such as 'Grown Ups Collect Stuff Too', 'Things that Stick Out...', 'The Song' and 'The Main Event', and applies them to attractions found in countries across [[Europe]]. Newcomers to the presenter lineup this series include Victoria Cook (of ''DNN: Definitely Not Newsround'').
===Series 6 (Europe)===
A sixth series, All Over the Place Europe: Part 2, began airing on CBBC from 4–22 January 2016{{citation needed|date=August 2016}} with newcomers [[Ben Shires]] from ''Officially Amazing'' and ''[[Match of the Day Kickabout]]'', [[Susan Calman]] (from ''[[Top Class]]'') and [[Lauren Layfield]] (from ''[[CBBC (TV channel)|CBBC HQ]]'' and ''[[The Dengineers]]'').
===Series 7 (Asia)===
Ed Petrie confirmed on Twitter that ''All Over the Place Asia'' began filming in 2016 and would be broadcast in 2017. He later announced that the new series would start on Monday 16 January 2017 at 7.45am, on CBBC with returning presenter [[Cel Spellman]], whose last All Over the Place series was series 4 in Australia, and new presenter [[Inel Tomlinson]], known for being part of the comic duo, [[The Johnny and Inel Show|Johnny & Inel]].
===Series 8 (Asia Part 2)===
Ed Petrie confirmed on Facebook that All Over the Place Asia Part 2, began filming in 2017 and would be broadcast in 2018. He later announced that the new series would start on Saturday 6 January 2018 at 9.00am, on CBBC. This series was also the first one to not have [[Ed Petrie]] appear in every section as some co-presenters doubled up, such as [[Chris Johnson (presenter)|Chris Johnson]] with [[Lauren Layfield]] and Johnny Cochrane with [[Inel Tomlinson]]. The new series contained returning presenter [[Barney Harwood]] from [[Blue Peter]], whose last All Over the Place series was Series 6 in Europe, and new presenters Ricky Martin from [[Art Ninja]], [[Tee Cee]] from [[WHOOPS I MISSED THE BUS]], [[Bobby Lockwood]] from [[Wolfblood]], [[Richard David-Caine]] from [[Class Dismissed (TV series)|Class Dismissed]] and Johnny Cochrane from [[The Johnny and Inel Show]]. Johnny is also the other half of 'Johnny and Inel' (Inel already appears in the show).
Series 8 Episode 1
Title: Supertrees, Laughter Yoga and Rockets
Start block: Gardeners of the Galaxy (parody of Guardians of the Galaxy)
Why have we stopped here? Because it's random (Laughter Yoga)
Song: Mepantigan Mud Games (parody of Shape of You by Ed Sheeran)
Things that you munch, when you stop for your lunch (Kimchi)
Ed vs Richard: The Main Event (rocket festival, Laos)
Series 8 Episode 2
Title: Komodo Dragons, K-Pop and Songkran
Start block: Komodo Dragons
Things That Stick Out of the...(Ground (Genghis Khan statue))
Song: Seoul fan (parody of Soul Man) fused with K-Pop Star (parody of [[Gangnam Style]] by [[Psy]])
Things that you munch...when you stop for your lunch (YouChew (parody of YouTube) and Vietnamese Food)
Inel vs Johnny: The Main Event (Songkran (Thai New Year) water fight)
===Series 9 (UK)===
A new All Over the Place UK began filming in 2018 and was broadcast in 2019. The new series started on Monday 25 February 2019 at 4:30pm on CBBC. This series was the second not to have [[Ed Petrie]] appear in every section as some co-presenters doubled up, such as [[Richard David-Caine]] with [[Inel Tomlinson]] and [[Sam Nixon]] with [[Mark Rhodes]]. The new series contained returning presenters [[Sam & Mark]], whose last All Over the Place series was Series 7 in Asia (in past series they only featured in sketches but in Series 9 they presented segments on location), and new presenter [[Yasmin Evans]] from [[Saturday Mash-Up!]], as well as a variety of vloggers who introduced and linked segments in the show.
==Accolades==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:95%;"
|- style="background:#ccc; text-align:center;"
! colspan="5" style="background: LightSteelBlue;" | Awards
|- style="background:#ccc; text-align:center;"
! Award
! Category
! Recipients and nominees
! Result
|-
|[[British Academy Children's Awards]]<ref>{{cite web|title=Children's in 2014|url=http://awards.bafta.org/award/2014/childrens|publisher=[[British Academy of Film and Television Arts]]| accessdate= 23 November 2014 | date=23 November 2014}}</ref>
| BAFTA Kid's Vote – Television
|''All Over the Place – Australia''
|{{nom}}
|}
==Spin-off==
{{main|All Over the Workplace}}
In 2016, a spin-off series titled ''[[All Over the Workplace]]'' premiered. The series is hosted by [[Alex Riley (comedian)|Alex Riley]] and is narrated by [[Ed Petrie]]. Two series have aired.
==References==
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==External links==
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[[Category:2010s British children's television series]]
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