Five Minutes to a Fortune

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== Co-hosts ==
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Pairs of people play short, snappy games - many involving mental agility. They have five minutes for the first five games before money starts to drain out of a massive eggtimer, seeded with £50,000. One final challenge requires a list to be completed before the team wins anything left.
Pairs of people play short, snappy games - many involving mental agility. They have five minutes for the first five games before money starts to drain out of a massive eggtimer, seeded with £50,000. One final challenge requires a list to be completed before the team wins anything left.
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
The show was played by members of the public during the week, and by celebrities on Saturdays.
The show was played by members of the public during the week, and by celebrities on Saturdays.
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== Inventor ==
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Devised by Stuart Shawcross
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== Theme music ==
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Nick Foster and Ken Bolam composed a full score.
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== Trivia ==
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The massive hourglass prop, and the rest of the studio set, was devised by the aptly-named Huge Designs company.
== Web links ==
== Web links ==

Revision as of 09:04, 7 April 2013

Contents

Host

Davina McCall

Co-hosts

Gideon Turner (voiceover)

Broadcast

Victory Television for Channel 4, 6 April 2013 to present

Synopsis

Pairs of people play short, snappy games - many involving mental agility. They have five minutes for the first five games before money starts to drain out of a massive eggtimer, seeded with £50,000. One final challenge requires a list to be completed before the team wins anything left.

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Trivia

The show was played by members of the public during the week, and by celebrities on Saturdays.

Inventor

Devised by Stuart Shawcross

Theme music

Nick Foster and Ken Bolam composed a full score.

Trivia

The massive hourglass prop, and the rest of the studio set, was devised by the aptly-named Huge Designs company.

Web links

Reports from the first series taping at Bother's Bar.

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