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| - | <pick>'''75''' is the record for consecutive | + | <pick>'''75''' is the record for consecutive wins by a British game show contestant, achieved by Ian Lygo on [[100%]]. It's believed that this is a world record, very nearly matched by the 74 wins of Ken Jennings on the US version of [[Jeopardy!]]</pick> |
<pick>'''208''' was the wavelength of Radio Luxembourg. Several of ITV's early hits originated on the European station, including [[Double Your Money]], [[Take Your Pick]] and [[People are Funny]].</pick> | <pick>'''208''' was the wavelength of Radio Luxembourg. Several of ITV's early hits originated on the European station, including [[Double Your Money]], [[Take Your Pick]] and [[People are Funny]].</pick> | ||
<pick>'''433''' was the perfect score on [[Fifteen-to-One]]. Despite a few near-misses, it was only ever achieved once in the entire run of the show.</pick> | <pick>'''433''' was the perfect score on [[Fifteen-to-One]]. Despite a few near-misses, it was only ever achieved once in the entire run of the show.</pick> | ||
Revision as of 00:55, 7 June 2006
The number... 208 was the wavelength of Radio Luxembourg. Several of ITV's early hits originated on the European station, including Double Your Money, Take Your Pick and People are Funny.
Shows
| Title | Genre |
| 100% | Quiz, general knowledge |
| 15-to-1 | Quiz, general knowledge |
| 2000 to 1 | Quiz, general knowledge |
| 29 Minutes of Fame | Comedy panel game |
| 3-2-1 | Family game show |
| 50/50 | Childrens |
| The 64,000 Question | Quiz, general knowledge |
| The 64,000 Dollar Question | Quiz, general knowledge |
| 8 Out Of 10 Cats | Comedy panel game |
| The 8:15 from Manchester | Childrens (see: The Wetter the Better) |
| 9 Live Quiz TV | Puzzle |
| The 99p Challenge | Radio, comedy panel game |
