Puzzle Page

The puzzle page debuted in 1994 on episode 1 of Series 2, it was usually shown in between The Handymen and Daisy Dares you. It was represented on the ZZZap! Comic by a giant red question mark which would spin around in Series 2 onwards. It was located in the centre of the bottom row next to Smart Arty or Minnie the Mini Magician and the Leg. It acted as a short break in between sketches. The segment would usually show the close-up of an item (such as a Comb or a piece of Fruit etc) and you would have to guess what it was before the camera panned out, revealing it. In Series 1, the question mark was not used, did not spin and it had a caption Guess Who? above it. In Series 2 onwards, it spun around with red and yellow splat marks circling it and the caption disappeared.

Another game showed a pixelated photograph of (a Train or a Animal etc) which would become more clear and you had to guess what it was before it was revealed on-screen. When the answer would pop up on-screen, usually in the bottom right-hand corner, it would appear upside down. The music which accompanied the Puzzle Pages was called Cludeo by Ron Aspery. The Puzzle Pages remained until the series ended in 2001.

In Series 8 in 1999, more Puzzle Pages were used:
 * 1) The Eye: This was never used until Series 8 when it had a spot the difference puzzle. It was located in the left of the middle row next to Tricky Dicky or Daisy Dares you. In the first series, it had a caption Bang above it. It debuted in 1999 on episode 8 of Series 8.
 * 2) Eyes in Leaves: It was used to guess the animal of the puzzle in Series 8. It replaced the lightning frame (which was never used) from the Series 2 - 7. It used the Tricky Dicky theme (called the Friendly Panther) by Ron Aspery. In Series 1, it had a boat frame with the caption Wallop above it (which was never used). It was located in the right of the middle row next to Tricky Dicky or Daisy Dares you. It debuted in 1999 on episode 5 of Series 8.
 * 3) Dot to Dot: It was used to guess the picture with the pencil drawing in Series 8. It replaced the clown frame saying HA HA HA (which was never used). In the Series 1, it had the caption Crash above it. It vanished in the Series 2. It was located in the centre of the top row between Cuthbert Lilly and the Handymen. It debuted in 1999 on episode 6 of Series 8.
 * 4) Magnifying Glass: It was introduced in Series 10 in 2001. It showed three pictures, put all together and made a different word. It replaced the leg (which was never used at all). In the giant comic in Series 1 to 9, the leg frame had a barcode on it. It was located in the left of the bottom row next to the Question Mark. It debuted in 2001 on episode 1 of Series 10.