They’re told to “say what you see,” well I see that Travis Penery and new panellist Sam Hodkin are talking to Lewis Murphy about the Catchphrase revival, amongst other things! OK Mr Chips, you can put the knife down now.

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Our show discussion post on Catchphrase is here.

IN OTHER NEWS Fort Boyard: Ultimate Challenge is coming back for a fourth series. If you’re between 12 and 18 are are free between 18th-25th June, e-mail fortboyard@foundationtv.co.uk for details. Lines close 20th May, UK residents only.

We’re playing a game of Triple Stud (Stud Hi! Razz! Stud Hi/Lo!) tomorrow night at 8pm as part of the Mix It Up Real Good series on Pokerstars (in retrospect we should probably be playing Courcheval, but that wasn’t on offer when we put the schedule together and besides, I think we’re going to play it as this year’s “all-in-the-same-boat” post BSOP money variant party). It’s free to play, so join our club and then join our game.

In other news, TV’s Paul B has enquired if anyone can remember a Spanish language format that’s described as Sing If You Can meets Articulate. It was apparently at MIP a few years ago. It’s not Extreme Activity so I’ve drawn a blank, although it sounds like fun. Anyone?

Edit: Celebrity Tipping Point Tickets. Don’t hang around!

The full list is here.

In the gameshow category:

• Oh Sit!
• Joho against Klaas – The Duel Around the World
• Smart Face

Wow, really? I mean Oh Sit is fairly good fun but certainly no more than that, Smart Face is apparently coming to ITV and involves picking someone off the street to answer questions for you (and TV people still get excited about this despite the fact that vox-pop based quizzes have never ever been popular on television ever), so my money is on Joho Against Klaas by default as the only one I don’t know much about.

The Rose d’Or are the awards that programme-makers covet the most because they symbolize the pinnacle of success for entertainment programming.

…there.

Here is a round up of interesting things people have posted or has become apparent recently:

• Mel Giedroyc has apparently been chosen to front C4 draw-y game Draw It! This comes hot on the heels of Sue Perkins being a team captain on Win Lose or Draw Late about ten years ago.
• Rylan off of The X Factor has apparently been chosen to host the new upmarket Big Brother’s Bit on the Side. The main show will also apparently feature older people this time round and will feel more like a “social experiment”, TV’s most meaningless phrase.
• The Cube is coming to France 2 as a 30 minute daily show.
• The Chase has been recommissioned in Germany for eight more episodes. There will be six celeb episodes of Gefragt Gejagt (Answered Hunted IIRC) and two civilian ones.
• NBC’s The Million Second Quiz will be a genre-redefining rip-off of 24 Hour Quiz, by the sounds of it.
• Meanwhile Exit, SyFy US’ take on Bother’s Bar favourite DERO! will premiere on June 4th. It will inevitably be disappointing, but this picture doesn’t look too bad.
• Dick de Rijk’s got a new show in Bulgaria! It’s called Good Luck! Bad Luck! (although locally it seems to be called Undress For Your Luck) and appears to be a general knowledge version of that bit with the surveys on Play Your Cards Right.

AND THAT’S ALL THE NEWS *shuffles papers*

It’s St George’s Day today! And earlier I asked a simple question on Twitter:

So this St George's Day, what's the most English gameshow?

— Brig Bother (@BothersBar) April 23, 2013

And got flooded with loads of answers. Some good, some not so good. The best ones so far are Fluke, Through the Keyhole, I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue and the one which I came up with which was Pointless (It’s about lists which are a quintessential element of the English school system, it’s hosted by posh people, everyone else in the world finds it baffling).

Can you do better? Remember, we’re talking about ENGLAND here rather than Britain.

Meanwhile, the BBC’s Garry Scott has advised that Gordon Burns will be hosting a live three hour quiz for Radio Lancaster/Manchester on May 16th from 7pm. You can listen and play along live, OR you can be one of the teams playing there for real! There are no prizes as it’s a charity event, but if you can put a team of four together and can get to Blackburn on that date then drop Garry a line.