UK Game Show FAQ

(Q. Have there ever been any game show hosts that have been related to one another?)
(Q. Have there ever been any game show hosts that have been related to one another?)
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*Brothers [[John Leslie]] and [[Grant Stott]]
*Brothers [[John Leslie]] and [[Grant Stott]]
*Brothers [[Tim Vine]] and Jeremy Vine ([[Eggheads]])
*Brothers [[Tim Vine]] and Jeremy Vine ([[Eggheads]])
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*Sandra Chalmers ([[Tichpuzzle!]]) and nephew [[Mark Durden-Smith]]
*First cousins Jon Snow ([[The E-millionaire Show]]) and [[Peter Snow]]
*First cousins Jon Snow ([[The E-millionaire Show]]) and [[Peter Snow]]
*First cousins once removed [[John Julius Norwich]] and [[Adam Hart-Davis]]
*First cousins once removed [[John Julius Norwich]] and [[Adam Hart-Davis]]

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This Good Game Guide lists common questions we receive about UK game shows. If you have a question that you think should be included, please Contact us.

See also UK Game Show Records

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Q. What was the first game show to be broadcast six days a week?

Blockbusters.

Q. Has anyone ever presented a game show they've devised themselves?

Indeed they have!

Q. Have there ever been any game show hosts that have been related to one another?

Yes:

Q. Have there been any UK game shows in languages other than English?

There certainly have been. We know of game shows in no fewer than six other languages: Welsh (numerous shows, of which probably the most famous is Sion a Sian), Gaelic (1 2 Stri), British Sign Language (See Hear on Saturday Quiz), French (Questions Sans Frontieres) and - with language learning in mind - German and Spanish (Top!).

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