Show Me What You've Got

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== Host ==
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== Co-hosts ==
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Models Carl and Charlotte
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Models: Carl and Charlotte
== Broadcast ==
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Intial for ITV1, 2006
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Initial for ITV1, 2006 (non-broadcast pilot)
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== Synopsis ==
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Big-money quiz with luck elements based around mathematical operations. The top prize is £8,160,000.
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This was going to be a big-money quiz with luck elements based around mathematical operations. The top prize was supposed to be £8,160,000.
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''This show has yet to air, a full synopsis will follow.''
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The format was used in the US as "Show Me the Money", where William "All Bran" Shatner gyrated with "sexy" "dancers", to mediocre ratings, so it's no surprise it wasn't picked up here.
== Catchphrases ==
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Dick de Rijk
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[[Dick de Rijk]], which may explain why it got this far.
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== Trivia ==
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In a 2012 Guardian article, [[Richard Osman]] rated this pilot as being the worst piece of television he had ever seen, ahead of [[Don't Scare the Hare]]. This from the creator of [[24 Hour Quiz]]&hellip;
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== Web links ==
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[http://www.bothersbar.co.uk/weekendspecials/tuttoxtutto.htm Bother's Bar feature] on the Italian show which did make it to air, ''Tutto x Tutto''. Our version had pretty similar gameplay (although in round two you answered questions to determine whether your bank got multiplied or divided) but didn't have the ace scaffolded set.
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Current revision as of 15:05, 4 June 2020

Contents

Host

Dale Winton

Co-hosts

Models: Carl and Charlotte

Broadcast

Initial for ITV1, 2006 (non-broadcast pilot)

Synopsis

This was going to be a big-money quiz with luck elements based around mathematical operations. The top prize was supposed to be £8,160,000.

The format was used in the US as "Show Me the Money", where William "All Bran" Shatner gyrated with "sexy" "dancers", to mediocre ratings, so it's no surprise it wasn't picked up here.

Catchphrases

"Show me what you've got!"

"Computer... show me the money!"

Inventor

Dick de Rijk, which may explain why it got this far.

Trivia

In a 2012 Guardian article, Richard Osman rated this pilot as being the worst piece of television he had ever seen, ahead of Don't Scare the Hare. This from the creator of 24 Hour Quiz

Web links

Bother's Bar feature on the Italian show which did make it to air, Tutto x Tutto. Our version had pretty similar gameplay (although in round two you answered questions to determine whether your bank got multiplied or divided) but didn't have the ace scaffolded set.

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