1994-1996: The Golden Mic – Celebrity Guest Presenters
- 17 March 1994 – Robbie Williams and Mark Owen of Take That
- 7 April 1994 – Andi Peters
- 14 April 1994 – Meat Loaf
- 12 May 1994 – Jack Dee
- 19 May 1994 - Alice Cooper co-presented with Bruno Brookes
- 9 June 1994 – Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer
- 16 June 1994 – Angus Deayton
- 7 July 1994 - Reg Presley of The Troggs co-presented with Mark Goodier
- 21 July 1994 – Julian Clary
- 25 August 1994 – Malcolm McLaren
- 1 September 1994 – Claire Sturgess
- 8 September 1994 – Brian Harvey and Tony Mortimer of East 17
- 29 September 1994 – Claire Sturgess
- 6 October 1994 – Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis
- 20 October 1994 – Jarvis Cocker of Pulp
- 3 November 1994 – Kylie Minogue
- 17 November 1994 – Michelle Gayle
- 1 December 1994 – Lily Savage
- 8 December 1994 – Neneh Cherry
- 15 December 1994 – Damon Albarn of Blur
- 22 December 1994 – Gary Glitter
- 25 December 1994 – Take That
- 5 January 1995 – Jack Dee
- 26 January 1995 – Eternal
- 2 February 1995 – Kylie Minogue
- 9 February 1995 – Gary Olsen
- 23 February 1995 – Peter Cunnah of D:Ream
- 2 March 1995 – Keith Allen
- 16 March 1995 – Lenny Henry
- 30 March 1995 – P.J. and Duncan
- 13 April 1995 – Phill Jupitus
- 27 April 1995 – Chris Evans
- 4 May 1995 – Whigfield
- 25 May 1995 – Stewart Lee and Richard Herring
- 15 June 1995 – Michelle Gayle
- 6 July 1995 – Wendy Lloyd
- 13 July 1995 – Dale Winton
- 20 July 1995 – Gayle Tuesday
- 27 July 1995 – Craig McLachlan
- 17 August 1995 – Wendy Lloyd
- 24 August 1995 – Jarvis Cocker
- 31 August 1995 – Dale Winton
- 7 September 1995 – Jo Brand and Mark Lamarr
- 14 September 1995 – Robbie Williams
- 5 October 1995 – Gareth Hale and Norman Pace
- 19 October 1995 – Stewart Lee and Richard Herring
- 2 November 1995 – Suggs
- 9 November 1995 – Lee Evans
- 16 November 1995 – Louise
- 30 November 1995 – Jack Dee
- 7 December 1995 – Gary Glitter
- 14 December 1995 – John Peel
- 21 December 1995 – Ronan Keating and Stephen Gately of Boyzone
- 25 December 1995 – Jack Dee and Björk
- 18 January 1996 – Alan Davies
- 25 January 1996 – Lulu
- 1 February 1996 – Lee Evans
- 8 February 1996 – Julian Cope
- 15 February 1996 – Justine Frischmann of Elastica
- 7 March 1996 – Louise Wener of Sleeper
- 14 March 1996 – MN8
- 4 April 1996 – Dale Winton
- 11 April 1996 – Andi Peters
- 18 April 1996 – Bear van Beers
- 25 April 1996 – Chris Eubank
- 2 May 1996 – Michelle Gayle
- 9 May 1996 – Bear van Beers
- 16 May 1996 – Ian Wright
- 23 May 1996 – Skin of Skunk Anansie
- 30 May 1996 – Jack Dee and Jeremy Hardy
On 13 June 1996 BBC1 showed coverage of Switzerland vs Netherlands from Euro '96. Top of the Pops was accordingly moved from the Thursday to Friday, originally as a temporary move to incorporate the BBC's expansive portfolio of sport (as well as Euro '96, the 1996 Summer Olympic Games were also broadcast on the channel that summer), though it soon became clear that the move was permanent and, apart from a couple of one-off occasions on 25 June 1998 and 9 August 2001, TOTP never again returned to its original Thursday night slot.
- 14 June 1996 – Mark Owen
- 21 June 1996 – Julia Carling
- 28 June 1996 – Gina G
- 5 July 1996 – Mark Morrison
- 12 July 1996 – Bear van Beers
- 19 July 1996 – Keith Allen as 'Keithski'
- 2 August 1996 – Jas Mann of Babylon Zoo
- 9 August 1996 – Peter Andre
- 23 August 1996 – Bear van Beers
- 6 September 1996 – Julia Carling
- 13 September 1996 – Dennis Pennis
- 20 September 1996 – Tony Mortimer
- 27 September 1996 – Harry Hill
- 4 October 1996 – Tony Wright of Terrorvision
- 11 October 1996 – Bear van Beers
- 18 October 1996 – Nigel Kennedy
- 1 November 1996 – Julian Clary
- 8 November 1996 – Frankie Dettori
- 15 November 1996 – Charlie Higson, Paul Whitehouse and Mark Williams of The Fast Show
- 29 November 1996 – Ronan Keating and Stephen Gately
- 6 December 1996 – Gary Glitter
- 13 December 1996 – Ian Broudie of The Lightning Seeds
- 20 December 1996 – Shaun Ryder of Black Grape
- 25 December 1996 – The Spice Girls, whose three performances were introduced by Robbie Williams, Mark Morrison and Gina G
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