Netflix,From 17th December Neil Patrick Harris invites eight teams to figure out what prizes are in 12 giant boxes by way of quiz, the team with the most prizes at the end of the arced series wins what’s in the SUPER BOX worth over $250k – I know what this is but I will leave… Read More: Show Discussion: What’s In The Box? »
Wednesdays, 8:25pmS4C and iPlayer Well how’s that? Literally minutes after posting that there’s nothing happening I’m alerted to the fact Slam Television’s Y Deis launched on S4C last night, and you can watch it with English subs on iPlayer. This caught us off guard a bit as a press release announcing the show and its… Read More: Show Discussion: Y Deis »
Sundays, 8pm,ITV1 I know there was a post for the Xmas Special/Pilot/Whatever but I think taking the show to a series brings with it its own set of challenges – namely as a “one-off” you can do all the nostalgia hits and spend twenty minutes applauding Luke Litter coming on stage and whatever, but a… Read More: Show Discussion: Bullseye »
Tuesdays, 9:15pmChannel 4 Six youths who haven’t travelled are paired up with six elderly people who want to prove that age is but a number for a treasure hunt around Japan, where the pairs must look at things closely to answer observational questions to stay in the competition and hopefully win a £50,000 prize. Will… Read More: Show Discussion: World’s Apart »
The Celebrity Inner Circle5:35pm, Saturday, BBC1 The Inner Circle4:30pm, Weekdays, BBC1 New quiz with everybody’s favourite Eurovision jury returns officer Amanda Holden. We’ve got a decent amount of intel on this, basically contestants are randomly allocated a secret cash amount from very small to £4,000 (£5,000 in the celebrity one). Through a number of quiz… Read More: Show Discussion: The Inner Circle »
Netflix from Tuesday 23rd September This week’s excitement is a reboot of a Korean show we quite enjoyed over a decade ago and seems to have spawned an entire real-life entertainment genre in China, Crime Scene Zero. In the original, six celebs went to fictionalised crime scenes, they were each randomly assigned a character (and… Read More: Crime Scene Zero »