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This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.  
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This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.
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New shows for [[New Shows Archive#2003|2003]], [[New Shows Archive#2004|2004]], [[New Shows Archive#2005|2005]], [[New Shows Archive#2006|2006]], [[New Shows Archive#2007|2007]], [[New Shows Archive#2008|2008]], [[New Shows Archive#2009|2009]], [[New Shows Archive#2010|2010]], [[New Shows Archive#2011|2011]], [[New Shows Archive#2012|2012]], [[New Shows Archive#2013|2013]], [[New Shows Archive#2014|2014]] and [[New Shows Archive#2015|2015]] are also available.
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For a list of past new shows from years gone by, we have a [[New Shows Archive]] page available.
('''R''') indicates a revival.
('''R''') indicates a revival.
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==2016==
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==2024==
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|'''April'''
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|'''May'''
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|[[Battlechefs]]
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|[[Double the Money]]
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|Cookery, travel
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|Reality
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|[[Chopping Block]]
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|[[The Fortune Hotel]]
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|Cookery, reality
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|Reality, decision making
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|[[Drive]]
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|'''April'''
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|Motoring
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|[[Too Many Cooks (2)]]
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|[[Love Triangle]]
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|Lifestyle
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|Dating
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|[[Our Dream Farm]]
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|Recruitment, agriculture
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|'''March'''
|'''March'''
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|[[Can't Touch This]]
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|[[Josh Must Win]]
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|Stunt/dare show
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|Reality, hidden camera
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|[[Gok's Lunchbox]]
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|Cookery
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|[[Jonathan's Six Nations Quiz]]
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|Rugby, regional (Wales)
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|[[Think Tank (3)|Think Tank]]
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|General knowledge quiz
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|'''February'''
|'''February'''
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|[[Airmageddon]]
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|[[Bring the Drama]]
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|Technology (drones)
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|[[Dogs Might Fly]]
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|Animals
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|[[A Song for Europe|Eurovision: You Decide]] '''(R)'''
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|Variety
|Variety
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|[[Masterpiece]]
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|[[Hot Mess Summer]]
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|Antiques
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|Reality
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|[[Pocket Money Pitch]]
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|[[One Person Found This Helpful]]
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|Childrens, business
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|Radio panel game
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|'''January'''
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|[[Out of Order (2)]]
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|Comedy panel game
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|[[All Hail the Veil]]
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|[[Smart TV]]
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|Lifestyle
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|Comedy panel game, television
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|[[Bad Language]] '''(R)'''
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|[[Unspeakable]]
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|Comedy panel game, regional (Northern Ireland)
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|Words, radio panel game
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|[[Britain's Next Top Model]] '''(R)'''
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|'''January'''
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|Recruitment, fashion
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|[[For What It's Worth]]
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|[[Gladiators]] '''(R)'''
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|Specialist quiz (antiques)
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|Action and adventure
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|[[The Getaway Car]]
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|[[Jeopardy!]] '''(R)'''
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|Driving, quiz
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|Quiz, general knowledge
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|[[Got What It Takes?]]
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|[[Style It Out]]
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|Variety, reality
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|Childrens, lifestyle
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|[[Insert Name Here]]
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|[[Wheel of Fortune (2)]] '''(R)'''
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|Comedy panel game
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|Puzzle
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|[[Lip Sync Battle UK]]
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|[[Wing It]]
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|Variety
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|Improvisation, radio
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== Coming up ==
 
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* ''Top Class'' - Susan Calman asks the questions in this nail-biting, knockout tournament, in which teams of Year 6 students compete against each other in a challenging test based on the National Curriculum. (CBBC, 2016)
 
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* ''Dara O'Briain's Go 8 Bit'' - [[Dara O'Briain]] is no stranger in playing video games as well as gaming expert Ellie Gibson, so he's asked his team captains NcNeil & Pamphilon to guide their two celebrity guests through five rounds of increasingly competitive and hilarious gaming contests and the show will be recorded in front of a live studio audience and they will decide who the winner of each round is. (DLT Entertainment for Dave, 2016)
 
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* ''Bang on the Money'' - Two teams work their way through a series of challenges, attempting to hit a specific target by choosing one of nine very distinctive boxes, which have numbers ranging from one to nine. That target number determines what the players must score exactly. Success means that number could be converted into hard cash in the final but failure means a big fat zero instead. Rickie Haywood Williams and Melvin Odoom hosts (Thames for ITV, 2016)
 
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* ''[[Robot Wars]]'' - [[Dara O'Briain]], Angela Scanlon and Jonathan Pearce get ready for the return on the most chaotic robot game show ever. (Mentorn Scotland in association with SJP Media for BBC Two, 2016)
 
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* ''The UK's Best Part-time Band'' - Rhod Gilbert, Midge Ure and Jazzie B follow performers in pubs and clubs. (Wall to Wall for BBC4 and BBC2, May 2016)
 
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* ''Time Machine'' - [[Pointless]] friend [[Richard Osman]] quizzes celebrities on their favourite years in recent history. (Channel 4, pilot 2015)
 
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* ''Taking The Next Step'' - Casting for a spot on ''The Next Step''. Judges include John Partridge, Kimberly Wyatt; Lindsey Russell presents. (CBBC, 2016)
 

Revision as of 19:50, 1 May 2024

This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.

For a list of past new shows from years gone by, we have a New Shows Archive page available.

(R) indicates a revival.

2024

May
Double the Money Reality
The Fortune Hotel Reality, decision making
April
Love Triangle Dating
Our Dream Farm Recruitment, agriculture
March
Josh Must Win Reality, hidden camera
February
Bring the Drama Variety
Hot Mess Summer Reality
One Person Found This Helpful Radio panel game
Out of Order (2) Comedy panel game
Smart TV Comedy panel game, television
Unspeakable Words, radio panel game
January
Gladiators (R) Action and adventure
Jeopardy! (R) Quiz, general knowledge
Style It Out Childrens, lifestyle
Wheel of Fortune (2) (R) Puzzle
Wing It Improvisation, radio
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