Neil Buchanan, the cherished host of the children’s TV show Art Attack, has made his much-anticipated return to television after a 14-year hiatus, captivating fans with his seemingly unchanged youthful appearance at the age of 69. This return is tied to a major marketing campaign for the revival of the popular 90s product, rhubarb crumble Muller Corner yoghurt, which is set to hit supermarket shelves. Fans have taken to social media to express their joy at Buchanan's return, reminiscing about his influential role in children's television during the 90s and early 2000s.

Buchanan's return features a new project that showcases a colossal artwork reminiscent of his signature style, utilizing everyday items that echo nostalgic memories from that era, such as cassette tapes and school lunchboxes. His last on-screen appearance before this campaign was in 2012 during an episode of Celebrity Juice, making this return a significant event for those who grew up with his creative guidance on Art Attack. The project in collaboration with LADBible aims not only to celebrate his legacy but also to reconnect with fans who remember his engaging art lessons.

The mixed reactions from fans highlight both excitement and concern for any changes in his appearance after such a long break, sparking discussions about aging and nostalgia in popular culture. Buchanan, who has been a major figure in children's entertainment, is once again in the spotlight, encouraging old and new audiences to embrace their creativity. As he supports the revival of a classic product, his return symbolizes a continuing influence on children's television and the enduring connection between nostalgia and modern marketing.