Synopsis

Take That prepare for a party while looking after a young girl whose mother is away. Gary Barlow writes, Jason Orange dances, Mark Owen handles food and phone calls, and Robbie Williams returns with the groceries, but the band's plans are repeatedly disrupted. Once the child is finally asleep, the party begins, bringing dancing guests, romantic encounters, and performance scenes against a blue backdrop. By morning, the apartment is wrecked and the exhausted group is asleep among the mess.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was released in late September 1994, ahead of the song's appearance on the band's third studio album, "Nobody Else."

• Its extended version runs for approximately seven minutes, while a shorter edit begins at the point where the song starts. The edited version was used for music-video television rotation.

• The babysitting premise was presented as a comic nod to the 1987 film "Three Men and a Baby."

• The video received exposure on The Box, VIVA, and MTV Europe during late 1994.

• "Sure" won Best Pop Video at the 1994 Smash Hits Awards.

• The single became Take That's second consecutive UK No. 1 single in October 1994.