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| - | This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission. | + | This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission. |
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| - | New shows for [[New Shows Archive#2003|2003]], [[New Shows Archive#2004|2004]], [[New Shows Archive#2005|2005]], [[New Shows Archive#2006|2006]], [[New Shows Archive#2007|2007]], [[New Shows Archive#2008|2008]], [[New Shows Archive#2009|2009]] and [[New Shows Archive#2010|2010]] are also available.
| + | For a list of past new shows from years gone by, we have a [[New Shows Archive]] page available. |
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| | ('''R''') indicates a revival. | | ('''R''') indicates a revival. |
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| - | ==2011== | + | ==2024== |
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| | |'''May''' | | |'''May''' |
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| - | |[[Compete for the Meat]] | + | |[[Double the Money]] |
| - | |Quiz, general knowledge | + | |Reality |
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| - | |[[Impossible?]] | + | |[[The Fortune Hotel]] |
| - | |Variety, decision making | + | |Reality, decision making |
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| - | |[[Meindia Dy Fusnes]]
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| - | |Business, regional (Wales)
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| | |'''April''' | | |'''April''' |
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| - | |[[Don't Scare the Hare]] | + | |[[Love Triangle]] |
| - | |Family game show | + | |Dating |
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| - | |[[Gleusta]] | + | |[[Our Dream Farm]] |
| - | |Childrens, regional (Scotland) | + | |Recruitment, agriculture |
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| - | |[[Sing If You Can]]
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| - | |Stunt/dare show
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| | |'''March''' | | |'''March''' |
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| - | |[[.cym]] | + | |[[Josh Must Win]] |
| - | |Comedy panel game, regional (Wales) | + | |Reality, hidden camera |
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| - | |[[Glee Club]]
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| - | |Childrens
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| - | |[[Love Thy Neighbour]]
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| - | |Lifestyle
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| - | |[[24 Hour Panel People]]
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| - | |Comedy panel game, webcast
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| | |'''February''' | | |'''February''' |
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| - | |[[A Farmer's Life for Me]] | + | |[[Bring the Drama]] |
| - | |Lifestyle, reality | + | |Variety |
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| - | |[[Great British Hairdresser]] | + | |[[Hot Mess Summer]] |
| - | |Lifestyle, reality | + | |Reality |
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| - | |[[It's Your Round]] | + | |[[One Person Found This Helpful]] |
| - | |Radio, Comedy panel game | + | |Radio panel game |
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| - | |[[Sawl Seren?]] | + | |[[Out of Order (2)]] |
| - | |Regional (Wales), variety | + | |Comedy panel game |
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| - | |[[Secret Fortune]] | + | |[[Smart TV]] |
| - | |Quiz, general knowledge | + | |Comedy panel game, television |
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| - | |[[The 3rd Degree]]
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| - | |Radio, academic quiz
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| - | |[[Trade Your Way to the USA]] | + | |[[Unspeakable]] |
| - | |Children's, business | + | |Words, radio panel game |
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| | |'''January''' | | |'''January''' |
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| - | |[[The Biggest Loser UK|The Biggest Loser]] ('''R''') | + | |[[Gladiators]] '''(R)''' |
| - | |Lifestyle, reality | + | |Action and adventure |
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| - | |[[Celebrity Five Go to...]] | + | |[[Jeopardy!]] '''(R)''' |
| - | |Lifestyle, reality | + | |Quiz, general knowledge |
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| - | |[[Cookery School]] | + | |[[Style It Out]] |
| - | |Lifestyle | + | |Childrens, lifestyle |
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| - | |[[Famous and Fearless]] | + | |[[Wheel of Fortune (2)]] '''(R)''' |
| - | |Sport | + | |Puzzle |
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| - | |[[Fast and Loose]] | + | |[[Wing It]] |
| - | |Improvisation | + | |Improvisation, radio |
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| - | |[[The Magicians]]
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| - | |Variety
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| - | |[[Michel Roux's Service]]
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| - | |Lifestyle, reality
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| - | |[[Penn & Teller: Fool Us]]
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| - | |Variety
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| - | |[[Perfection]]
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| - | |Quiz, general knowledge
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| - | |[[Tool Academy]]
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| - | |Dating
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| - | ==Coming up==
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| - | *''Camp Orange'' - Eight children are sent to the Australia outback to compete against each other in a series of challenges. Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson host, with Denise Lewis acting as mentor to the children. (Nickelodeon Australia for Nickelodeon UK, 2011)
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| - | *''Discovered by Katie Price'' (working title) - [[Jordan|Katie Price]] conducts a nationwide search to find an undiscovered modelling talent. The winner gets to front a commercial marketing campaign. (Marvellous Creative Group for Sky Living, Autumn 2011)
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| - | *''The Devil's Dinner Party'' - Diners compete against each each to be the best guest. (ITV Studios for Sky Atlantic, pilot 2011)
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| - | *''Red and Black'' - [[You Bet!]] + big prize + Simon Cowell. Contestants gamble on the outcome of stunts for the chance to win a million quid. (ITV Studios/Syco for ITV1, autumn 2011)
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| - | *''Alexander Armstrong's Big Ask'' - Comedy panel game in which the guests are given a subject and have to come up with a question to stump their opponents.
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| - | *''Us Vs Them'' - Topical panel quiz for Sky1, hosted by [[Jack Dee]].
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| - | *''Wall of Fame'' - Topical panel quiz for Sky1, hosted by [[David Walliams]]. Didn't they notice...?
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| - | *''Perfect...'' - Two professional chefs compete to make the perfect [whatever]. A bit [[Ready Steady Cook]]-ish, we reckon. (Optomen for Good Food)
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| - | *''[[The Bachelor]]'' - The UK version of the long-running American dating show returns. (Ricochet for Channel 5, 2011)
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| - | *''There's No Taste Like Home'' - Gino D'Acampo travels the land seeking people with original recipes. In each programme, three compete and the winning dish goes on the regular menu in a local restaurant. (ITV Studios for ITV1)
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| - | *''Show Me the Funny'' - Ten undiscovered comedians compete at gigs around the country in a bid to be crowned The Next Big Stand-up. [[Jason Manford]] hosts. (Big Talk Productions for ITV1, 2011)
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| - | *''College of Knowledge'' - panel game pitched somewhere between [[School's Out]] and [[QI]]. Milton Jones hosts. (Pozzitive Productions for Dave)
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| - | *''Gory Games'' - game show spin-off from the ''Horrible Histories'' series. [[Dave Lamb]] hosts, with support from puppeteer [[John Ecclestone]] as Rattus Rattus and ''Horrible Histories'' author Terry Deary. (Lion TV / Citrus Television for CBBC, 2011)
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| - | *''Hot Like Us'' - Several couples, consisting of professional models, live together and take part in a series of relationship and modelling tasks. The winners get an agency modelling contract. (BBC in-house for BBC3, 2011)
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| - | *''Wordaholics'' - wordy panel game with [[Gyles Brandreth]]. (Radio 4)
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| - | *''Four Rooms'' (working title) - Members of the public bring along their collectibles to sell to one of four buyers. However, they can only hear each buyer's offer one at a time, and they cannot go back to an offer once they have rejected it, meaning they must decide whether to stick with the offer they have received, or move onto the buyer in the next room in the hope their offer might be better. (TalkbackThames for Channel 4, Spring 2011)
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| - | *''The Beat Goes On'' - two teams of three compete in singing, dancing and music trivia rounds. Your host is [[Dave Berry]]. (Gallowgate / Group M for Five, early 2011)
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| - | *''Wannabe'' - Talent show along the lines of [[Let Me Entertain You]]. [[Claudia Winkleman]] hosts. (Channel 4, 2011)
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| - | *''Splatalot'' - A Medieval-themed physical gameshow which sees a group of 12 teens, known as 'Attackers', travel to that well-known Medieval location of Toronto to compete against a group of Medieval Gladiators, known as the 'Defenders' in a series of three rounds - Cross the Moat, Storm the Castle, and Steal the Crown - with the last Attacker standing being declared the Prince or Princess of Splatalot. (marblemedia in association with the BBC, YTV Canada and ABC Australia for CBBC, Spring 2011)
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| - | *''[[Give Us a Clue]]'' - the charades-based game looks set for a revival following a pilot with [[George Lamb]] as chairman and [[Kirsten O'Brien]] and [[Rufus Hound]] as captains. (TalkbackThames for whoever wants it)
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| - | *''Fight for Me'' - The people behind ''Walking with Dinosaurs'' and ''Primeval'' do a "fighting robots" show. The world says "it's a bit like [[Robot Wars]]". We say, "more like [[FightBox]], surely?" (Impossible Pictures / ITV Studios for ITV1)
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| - | *''Date Me Baby One More Time'': One half of a recently separated couple tells the story of their break-up, before staging a stunt in public to try to win back their ex. (TwentyTwenty for BBC3, pilot 2011)
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| - | *''Cat Deeley's Treasure Hunt'' (formerly ''Treasure Tag''): Contestants follow a treasure trail around London, banking money along the way, then play for it in a studio-based endgame. Co-created by [[Cat Deeley|Deeley]] and Eurythmics chap David A Stewart, apparently. (Whizzkid Entertainment pilot)
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| - | *''Bank It or Bin It'': Contestants are asked to guess which of two things is more valuable. (Monkey Kingdom for Sky1, pilot 2011)
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This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.
