A Question of TV

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Enough is enough. This is the classic case of diminishing returns, we're afraid. The graphics get flashier while the content gets dumber. Think Jurassic Park 3 and you're almost there.
Enough is enough. This is the classic case of diminishing returns, we're afraid. The graphics get flashier while the content gets dumber. Think Jurassic Park 3 and you're almost there.
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== Web links ==
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[http://www.ravensbourne.ac.uk/bbc-motion-graphics-archive/question-tv-2001 Opening titles from the BBC Motion Graphics Archive]
== See also ==
== See also ==

Current revision as of 01:43, 8 July 2023

Contents

Host

Gaby Roslin

Co-hosts

Team captains: Rowland Rivron and Lorraine Kelly

Broadcast

BBC North West for BBC One, 5 July to 29 August 2001 (8 episodes in 1 series)

Synopsis

One of the annoying things about the BBC is that when they have an original hit, they do have a tendency to flog it for all its life instead of looking for the next original hit. The Your Kids are in Charge debacle is a good example of this. Therefore, we turn with some trepidation to the third full instalment of the "A Question Of..." brand.

File:Questionoftv set.jpgThe smallest set you'll ever see.

As far as the format goes, things pretty much follow the usual pattern except that the picture board only has 6 pictures rather than the 12 laid down by British Standard QoS1967.

Gaby Roslin as choice of host was logical, particularly as she previously presented the one-off A Question of EastEnders, but the chemistry between her (nice though she is) and the celebs (dim though they are) just isn't working.

File:Questionoftv gabyroslin holdingcard.jpgGaby Roslin's question card pose.

Whoever books the celebs on this show needs to be shot at dawn. Why on earth book a vet formerly from Sweden onto a show and ask them about Pinky and Perky? The questions show some signs of good research, but since they are conducted in a semi-farcical manner (rather than sportspeople who are genuinely competitive about winning the game) that the whole thing all seems rather wishy-washy.

Enough is enough. This is the classic case of diminishing returns, we're afraid. The graphics get flashier while the content gets dumber. Think Jurassic Park 3 and you're almost there.

Web links

Opening titles from the BBC Motion Graphics Archive

See also

A Question of EastEnders

A Question of Entertainment

A Question of News

A Question of Pop

A Question of Sport

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