Sticky Moments
Sticky Moments, 1989
Sticky Moments was a satirical game show that probably lent itself more as a vehicle for Julian Clary's unique brand of humour than an actual game show. However the show ran for twenty ep...
Jokers Wild
Jokers Wild, 1969
From the golden age of TV (the 1970's) we look back at this classic panel game.
Produced by Yorkshire Television for ITV Jokers Wild ran for 8 series between 1969 and 1974. The show was h...
8 out of 10 cats
8 out of 10 cats, 2005 - Present
Eight out Of Ten Cats is the popular comedy panel game hosted by the master of the quick fire gag – Jimmy Carr.
To date (2019) the show has ran for over 200 episodes. New a...
The Masterspy
The Masterspy, 1977
Here's a real forgotten piece of TV. A game show that tapped into the popular James Bond spy genre.
The show ran on ITV for four series. It came to an unfortunate end when creator Ronn...
Small Talk
Small Talk - 1994
The simplist ideas are often the best. The idea of kids and game shows was nothing new, even this one wasn't the first, but as it's Ronnie Corbett , it's worth a closer look.
Small Talk w...
Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush !
Don't Forget Your Toothbrush, 1994
Don't Forget Your Toothbrush was an early venture for Chris Evans. It was his first major venture away from 'The Big Breakfast".
The show, that was written by Evans, ran...
Take Your Pick
Take Your Pick, 1955
Created and originally hosted by Michael Miles, many people are more likely to remember the Des O' Connor 1990's revival.
However,' Take Your Pick' started life in the early 1950's, bro...
You May Find This Quite Interesting ?
Q.I, 2003
Devised by classic comedy producer John Lloyd: Q.I. is the British Comedy Panel Show that has to date ran for sixteen series.
Comedy writer and producer John Lloyd originally devised the show, dev...
Christmas Bruce Forsyth and The Generation Game
Bruce Forsyth and The Generation Game - Christmas Special - 1973
Bruce Forsyth and Anthea Redfurn present a Christmas edition of the popular game show from 1973.
Summary
Four couples compete to win prize...
Game For A Laugh
Game For A Laugh, 1981
Remember the catchphrase? "Watching you, watching us, watching you!"
Yes folks it's the London Weekend Television "Light Entertainment" show that was reputably the reason for the BBC'...