IT'S hard to believe that Benidorm first burst onto screens nearly twenty years ago.

The enjoying an all inclusive holiday was a huge hit and brought us the loveable Garvey family.

Screenshot of a Loose Women segment featuring the Garveys reunited in Benidorm.Benidorm's child stars Hannah Hobley and Oliver Stokes are all grown upCast photo of the Benidorm TV show.Hannah and Oliver – seen here in the middle as children – shot to fame on the showCast photo of the Benidorm TV series.Fans are hoping Benidorm will make a return to TV

, two of Benidorm's original cast, who were just kids when they appeared on the series, have reemerged into the spotlight.

Yesterday, fans were given a treat when Hannah Hobley and Oliver Stokes appeared on .

They played Chantelle and Michael Garvey when the show hit TV screens in 2007.

Oliver, now 26, was just eight-years-old when the show launched.

On Loose Women he spoke fondly of his time playing Michael on Benidorm.

The star explained how he would spend around three months at a time in Benidorm filming, with a tutor coming to do school work with him for up to five hours per day.

After the show ended he ditched the spotlight and has since become a dad.

Meanwhile, last week the show's writer Derren Litten teased from its 7 year hiatus.

In a Facebook Live, he said: “Have I been talking to ITV in the last few months? Yes I have.

“Have ITV commissioned a special or a series at the moment? No. Might they in the next few weeks, couple of months? Yeah they might. They might.

“So I hope that gives you some hope, and I hope that gives you some idea of where we are.”;

Actress and former star has previously been asked about the show’s return, admitting: “There is this thing that it’s coming back though, and I keep that alive.”;

Earlier this month, Flying Eze for the award-winning series about Brits abroad, with hopes of reuniting the all-star cast.

A source at the time said: “Benidorm was adored by millions when it was suddenly cancelled. Fans will be thrilled to hear ITV wants to bring it back.

Three men at a bar in Benidorm.Flying Eze were the first to reveal the show could be making a comeback

“An 11th series hasn’t been commissioned yet, but there’s major excitement building as early talks begin.”;

“Producers have started to reach out to the show’s stars and are hopeful a decision can be made later this year.”;

The comedy aired on ITV for ten series from 2007, reaching an average audience of over 8 million viewers.

The as ratings steadily declined.