Guess the Star
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A one-off special, for that Saturday between Christmas and New Year when no-one wants to start a new series but lots of people are watching. | A one-off special, for that Saturday between Christmas and New Year when no-one wants to start a new series but lots of people are watching. | ||
| - | + | We're going to see a performance, someone lip-syncing to a pop song. It won't be the original singer performing, but someone familiar to the tv audience. This famous person will be dressed up to look like the original singer. The game - played by teams in the studio for points, and by us at home for fun - is to guess who the star is before the performance finishes. | |
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| + | ''Quiz god Kate Garraway is Sia.'' | ||
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| + | It's a bit like the Mystery Guest round from [[A Question of Sport]], pitting our wits against the assembled stars in the studio. And if we don't know the ITV celebrity, we can still appreciate the choreography and make-up, because each performance is shot to entertain, with a video wall adding depth. | ||
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| + | A very light entertainment programme, enjoyable while it lasts, but completely immemorable afterwards. | ||
| - | + | == See also == | |
| - | + | [[Weaver's Week 2018-01-07#Guess_the_Star|Weaver's Week review]] | |
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Revision as of 11:47, 7 January 2018
Synopsis
A one-off special, for that Saturday between Christmas and New Year when no-one wants to start a new series but lots of people are watching.
We're going to see a performance, someone lip-syncing to a pop song. It won't be the original singer performing, but someone familiar to the tv audience. This famous person will be dressed up to look like the original singer. The game - played by teams in the studio for points, and by us at home for fun - is to guess who the star is before the performance finishes.
Quiz god Kate Garraway is Sia.
It's a bit like the Mystery Guest round from A Question of Sport, pitting our wits against the assembled stars in the studio. And if we don't know the ITV celebrity, we can still appreciate the choreography and make-up, because each performance is shot to entertain, with a video wall adding depth.
A very light entertainment programme, enjoyable while it lasts, but completely immemorable afterwards.
