Presenter Erik de Zwart interviews Kim Wilde. The interview is followed by a lipsynch performance of ‘Love blonde’ in the Countdown studio.

I heard something. Rumour has it, that you’re going to get married. Is that true?
No, I’m not getting married.

That will be a relief for a lot of fans here in Holland, but what are your plans for the future?
I’ve got an album coming out probably late September and we have to do quite a big European tour at the end of the year.

You were called in an article I read, for the first time, sex symbol. How does it feel to be one?
Um… Much the same as before when I wasn’t one, really.

Doesn’t make any difference?
Not to me, no.

Your new song, ‘Love blonde’ has a bluesy touch. Does that mean that Kim Wilde is going to record some more blues songs?
Probably in the future I will, but there aren’t any more on the album itself. But I like singing in any kind of style really. I really enjoy singing this one.

You told me you were going to do a big European tour, again to Holland?
Yeah, we hope to do most of the countries that we haven’t toured already. We’ve already been to Belgium, France and Denmark and we wanna go to places like Germany and Sweden and Holland, and see the whole lot!

When will that be?
We’re trying to get it together for the end of this year.

Kim lipsynchs to ‘Love blonde’ on the Razzmatazz stage. She is backed by a four piece band, featuring Steve Byrd on guitar. They are performing in front of a live studio audience.

Directed by Mike Mansfield.
Kim Wilde plays the blonde bombshell in extremis, surrounded by a rock and roll band, basically making fun of some accusations in the press at the time. She is clad in a very sexy leather dress.

Kim Wilde participates in a pop quiz alongside Francis Rossi (from Status Quo) and Jeffrey Daniels (from Shalamar) and against a team consisting of Gary Glitter, Dig Wayne (from Joboxers) and Bruce Foxton (from The Jam).

Kim sings ‘Kids in America’ live to a recorded backing track: an alternate version of the music of the song. She is backed by her own band, featuring Trevor Murrell on drums.

The presenter of the show goes shopping with Kim and her friend Claire Smith in Carnaby Street, looking for second hand clothes, proving that fashion doesn’t need to be expensive to look good. The report is followed by an interview with Kim about the clothes she found.

Kim Wilde is interviewed by Paula Yates about her ‘going out’ habits. Kim says that she usually prefers to ‘stay in’. She generally thinks that clubs are not the best place to talk with friends. She also talks about her first tour which happened two months earlier.