So You Think...?

Current revision as of 11:21, 12 December 2021

Host

Co-host

Broadcast

BBC1, 24 August 1965 to 4 January 1984

Synopsis

Umbrella title for a long-running series of one-off pencil-and-paper tests, in which Cliff Michelmore ("brisk and schoolmasterish" said The Times in 1968) set posers about the topic of the programme. Three teams answered the questions in the studio; by the late 1970s, this had become three or four celebrity couples. Coupons were often printed in the Radio Times so that viewers could play along at home.

Episode List

...You Can Drive? (24 August 1965)
...You Know Your Rights? (7 July 1966)
...You Need the Doctor? (23 February 1967)
...You Can Manage Your Money? (10 August 1967)
...You Know What's Happening? (11 January 1968)
...You Know What's Good For You? (8 August 1968)
...You Know What's New? (7 January 1969)
...You Know About Children? (22 April 1969)
...You Can Survive Your Holiday? (5 August 1969, 7 August in Wales)
...You Know About the New Laws (6 January 1970)
...You Can Drive In 1970? (24 March 1970)
...You're a Good Husband? (7 July 1970)
...You're a Good Wife? (20 October 1970)
...You're Kind To Animals? (30 December 1970)
...You Can Believe Your Eyes? (17 March 1971)
...You Know Your Kings and Queens? (1 July 1971)
...You Know Britain? (12 September 1971)
...You're A Good Driver? (1973)
...You're Safe At Home? (16 December 1974)
...You Know Your Rights? (15 July 1975)
...You Know About Love? (8 July 1976)
...You Know About Europe? (29 May 1979)
...You Know About Christmas? (22 December 1980)
...You Can Drive? (3 June 1981)
...You Know About Royalty? (19 July 1981)
...You're Safe At Home? (4 November 1981)
...You Know What's Good For You? (11 January 1982)
...You Know Your Rights? (8 June 1982)
...You Can Believe Your Eyes? (1983)
...You're Switched On? (4 January 1984)

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 == See also ==
+[[Weaver's Week 2021-12-12|Weaver's Week]] looks at the 1980 "Christmas" edition.
 [[Test the Nation]]