Grand Slam (1)

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An attempt to do for contract bridge what [[The Master Game]] had done for chess. The first two series were UK vs USA tournaments with two pairs from each country; the third was a knockout competition between clubs from around the UK.  
An attempt to do for contract bridge what [[The Master Game]] had done for chess. The first two series were UK vs USA tournaments with two pairs from each country; the third was a knockout competition between clubs from around the UK.  
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The teams for the first two series were Pat Davies and Nicola Gardener, and Jeremy Flint and Claude Rodrigue for the UK; and Matthew Granovetter and Neil Silverman, and Jackie Mitchell and Gail Moss for the USA. With Flint moving over to the commentator role in series 2, Tony Priday took his place among the players.
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Revision as of 07:38, 31 August 2020

Contents

Host

Jeremy James

Co-hosts

Commentators: John Beard (series 1)
Jeremy Flint (series 2 & 3)
Victor Mollo and Tony Priday (series 3)

Broadcast

BBC2, 11 October 1981 to 20 December 1983 (3 series)

Synopsis

An attempt to do for contract bridge what The Master Game had done for chess. The first two series were UK vs USA tournaments with two pairs from each country; the third was a knockout competition between clubs from around the UK.

The teams for the first two series were Pat Davies and Nicola Gardener, and Jeremy Flint and Claude Rodrigue for the UK; and Matthew Granovetter and Neil Silverman, and Jackie Mitchell and Gail Moss for the USA. With Flint moving over to the commentator role in series 2, Tony Priday took his place among the players.

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Trivia

Produced by future Endemol UK supremo Peter Bazalgette.

Web links

Wikipedia entry

See also

Master Bridge

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