query: who won the most money on a gameshow

pos: American game show winnings records accumulate a larger total). Since the genre began, many shows have offered prizes of large sums of money to contestants; Teddy Nadler set the original monetary winnings record of $264,000 during his appearance on "The $64,000 Challenge" in 1957. Nadler was not surpassed until 1980, when Thom McKee won $312,700 on "Tic-Tac-Dough". In 1999, John Carpenter won $1,000,000 on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire", becoming the first person to win a seven-figure prize on an American game show. Since then, many players have gone on to win that amount and even surpassed it. As of 2015, Brad Rutter is

neg: Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) the total won from the audience matches by 50 by matching one celebrity in the Head-to-Head match. The finale featured "Family Feud", with teams competing to score 300 points first. The points doubled in round four and tripled in round five and beyond. In Fast Money, the first contestant had 20 seconds to answer the questions and the other received 25 seconds. A home viewer won $50,000 if the two contestants in Fast Money were able to reach or exceed 200 points. Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) Gameshow Marathon is an American television program which aired on CBS from May

neg: Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) the winning celebrity. The game board for "Press Your Luck" had top amounts of $3,000, $4,000 and $5,000 + One Spin in round one, and those values doubled in round two. The winning celebrity's cash and prizes went to a home viewer. Contestants playing "Card Sharks" received $1,000 for winning round one and $2,000 for round two. Instead of using the tiebreaker round featured on the NBC and CBS/1986 syndicated versions, a complete round with five cards and four questions was played as round three for $3,000. The contestant who won the most money won the game. The Money Cards

neg: Carol Vorderman "Ant and Dec's Gameshow Marathon". As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations ITV ran a series of the nation's favourite game shows featuring celebrities competing to become Gameshow Marathon winner and raise money for the charity of their choice. As series winner Vorderman won £60,000 for CLAPA. In November 2011 Carol also appeared in the music video for New Vorder's 'Carol O Carol' (playing herself) a song written by Jim Salveson in 1999 about his love for Carol Vorderman. The video is directed by Tim Cocker and was released on 28 November 2011 in aid of the charity CLAPA. Vorderman

neg: Jack Waley-Cohen Jack Waley-Cohen Jack Waley-Cohen (born 1979) was a co-host on the UK Game Show "Totally Top Trumps", which was hosted by Sky Sports presenter Andy Goldstein, alongside regular panellists Rob Deering and Dan Clark and is a former president of the Oxford University Quiz Society. Waley-Cohen won three "Countdown" shows and is also a former "Weakest Link" winner. In 2000, he competed at the British Quiz Championship and also won some of Jeremy Beadle's money on "Win Beadle's Money", recording the second highest score ever on the show. In 2002, he won £1,000 on an episode of Challenge TV gameshow

neg: Gameshow (magazine) direction. -It says: The "Gameshow" contains copyrighted material, so you cannot, you know, copy and paste or do things like that. The responsibility of what they write belong to the authors... now... what the hell will we do? The passage above is an allegory about the magazine itself. Despite all their efforts, the crew seemed to be getting further and further away from their goals... "Gameshow" was established in 1995. After launching its 'tell all your friends about us' campaign, Gameshow started to accumulate a small but dedicated mass of readers. Money was still in short supply, but the editors

neg: The Price Is Right (UK game show) and contestants could risk their cash winnings on one final Plinko chip in hopes of adding a car or other large prize to their winnings (the cash spaces on the board were replaced with alternating "WIN" and "LOSE" tags). Landing on "LOSE" would lose all the money accumulated, while landing on "WIN" won the car or other large prize plus the money. (Ant and Dec's Gameshow Marathon used these rules for their playing of Plinko, with an extra choice of a pound sign in addition to "WIN" and "LOSE", so that landing in the pound sign slot would double the

neg: Gameshow (magazine) Page Designer, Director, Author) : Undeniably the best-known writer in Turkish computer-game magazine world, Murat Adanç was a veteran author who also worked in two legendary computer-game magazines. (See above) He was well liked by his readers because of this knowledge in almost everything and every game. A lover of strategy games and metal music, MAC moved to Germany long before Gameshow ever published. In middle 1997, when he left Gameshow because of disagreement between him and some of the members of crew, most people believed that the Gameshow was utterly finished. Even since he left, people still believed he

neg: Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) Gameshow Marathon was a British game show, broadcast on ITV from 17 September 2005 to 26 May 2007. After a quick retrospective look at the history of the particular show, the show itself is recreated. This involved recreating the original set and using original opening programme titles, including the appropriate producer ident (excluding Blankety Blank). All participants are celebrities, and any prizes won go into a "Viewer Prize Mountain" which is awarded to a viewer via a phone-in competition. Ant & Dec's Gameshow Marathon was a seven-episode special event aired in 2005 on Britain's ITV

neg: Tony Slattery Back In The Saddle'. In 2007 he appeared as a regular cast member in the ITV series "Kingdom", playing the eccentric Sidney Snell, returning for a third series in 2009. In 2005 Slattery appeared in series 7 of "Bad Girls", as D.I. Alan Hayes, who was investigating the murder of Jim Fenner. Also in 2005 he won a celebrity edition of the gameshow "The Weakest Link", beating Vanessa Feltz in the final round. He announced at the end of the show that he would donate his prize money to the Terrence Higgins Trust. He appeared as well in a cameo

neg: Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) Gameshow Marathon is an American television program which aired on CBS from May 31 to June 29, 2006. It is based on the United Kingdom series "Ant & Dec's Gameshow Marathon" which aired on ITV in 2005. It also aired in Canada on CTV. The show features contestants competing in some of television's most historically popular game shows, in a single-elimination format until an ultimate winner is found. Both the UK and US versions featured celebrity contestants. The US version was produced by FremantleMedia North America and Granada America and was hosted by Ricki Lake

neg: Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) episodes with a $20,000 slot in the center. Three games were played on the episode, and the two highest-scoring contestants in the Showcase Showdown advanced to the Showcase. The winning showcase (and any prizes won by that celebrity previously) went to a viewer watching at home. "Let's Make a Deal" was played exactly as it was during the Monty Hall era in which the celebrities and some actual audience members taking part in the deals and they were wearing costumes, and it ended with the Big Deal, worth over $87,000. The celebrity who won the most advanced to Finalists' Row

neg: EA Sports GameShow week. Trivia Session Staples The on-air production staff for EA GameShow was culled from experienced radio professionals from across the country. Hosts included Rob and Jason Thompson, hosts of Fox Sports Radio's Fantasy Football program; Mike Bower, formerly of Maxim Radio, "SweetNasty" Chris Cause, Jana of WXXL Orlando. and Mike Tuck. Others who host include producers Paul Ihander, Eric Gray, Carlos Navarro and Nate Lundy, who is also the game's Program Director. Producers often appear on-air and include the aforementioned Paul Ihander, Eric Gray, and Carlos Navarro. EA Sports GameShow EA Sports GameShow was a live-hosted online trivia game show,

neg: Biagio Messina Dobama Theater. He later made a feature film based on the play. The film was funded with money he won on a gameshow called "Majority Rules." Messina wrote, directed, and acted in the screen-adaptation of the play, which was produced in conjunction with future wife Fincioen. While that film did not achieve major distribution, the work helped him land the role of Marc Cram on "Kenan & Kel". He continued producing and directing TV and film. According to the book "Small Screen, Big Picture" by Chad Gervich"," Messina has made "countless hours of television for both broadcast and cable networks."

neg: Daphne Fowler Mooi. Daphne Fowler Daphne Fowler (née Bradshaw; born 5 January 1939), also formerly known as Daphne Hudson, is a game show champion who has taken part in many televised game shows. She has won many titles, including winning "Fifteen to One" (twice), "Going for Gold" and "Brain of Britain". She took part in the gameshow "Eggheads", where she was one of the team of seven gameshow champions challenged daily by a new quiz team. Daphne has been described as "Britain's best-known female quiz contestant". She was born in Warwick, Warwickshire, but moved to Cheriton, Kent aged 6 where she attended

neg: Daphne Fowler Daphne Fowler Daphne Fowler (née Bradshaw; born 5 January 1939), also formerly known as Daphne Hudson, is a game show champion who has taken part in many televised game shows. She has won many titles, including winning "Fifteen to One" (twice), "Going for Gold" and "Brain of Britain". She took part in the gameshow "Eggheads", where she was one of the team of seven gameshow champions challenged daily by a new quiz team. Daphne has been described as "Britain's best-known female quiz contestant". She was born in Warwick, Warwickshire, but moved to Cheriton, Kent aged 6 where she attended Harcourt

neg: Dead Rising 2 most kills inside an arena full of undead. Players can use weapons and vehicles including human-sized hamster balls and chainsaw-equipped motorcycles. They also will be able to prevent other players from scoring by using various forms of "dirty" tactics. Chuck Greene joins the reality pay-per-view gameshow "Terror is Reality" to get money for his daughter's Zombrex. (Zombrex being a medicine which prevents infected humans from turning into zombies as long as it is taken once daily.) Terror is Reality (TiR) is hosted by Tyrone King (TK). Players compete with players all over the world online, and earn money for their

neg: Gameshow (magazine) Uygun, Nurettin Tan, Volkan Çağsal, CronoS. Kamer Crew: Hayrettin Cenani. Note: 'Kusmuk' and "Ters Adam" were two columns of the magazine written by unnamed authors. Although "Ters Adam" was rumored to be none other than "MAC" himself. Gameshow (magazine) Gameshow is a magazine that was published in Turkey during the 1990s. The magazine focused mainly on computer games, where it was the leading magazine in that but it also contained pages about science fiction and fantasy literature and rock music. Although most of its authors were either teenagers or were in their early 20s, it maintained significant readership numbers compared

neg: Gameshow (magazine) Gameshow (magazine) Gameshow is a magazine that was published in Turkey during the 1990s. The magazine focused mainly on computer games, where it was the leading magazine in that but it also contained pages about science fiction and fantasy literature and rock music. Although most of its authors were either teenagers or were in their early 20s, it maintained significant readership numbers compared to Turkish Magazine Industry figures for certain years. When its rather short and turbulent life began, the magazine's sole rival was "Pc Oyun" (Pc Game), and this rival itself was barely two years old. Since graphics and

neg: EA Sports GameShow EA Sports GameShow EA Sports GameShow was a live-hosted online trivia game show, made available as a free Windows download. GameShow was first publicly mentioned by Peter Moore in September 2007, not long after he took over as president of EA Sports. GameShow debuted as a public beta on October 23, 2007, with the first public trivia session being "Our Favorite Day - October 23rd". GameShow came to an end on July 25, 2008. Operating out of EA Tiburon's Orlando studios, live trivia sessions were hosted for at least six hours each day by a team of radio professionals. Players

neg: Li Yong (television host) hundred million people each year. He was often used in on-screen and printed promotional material as the public face of CCTV. Li was launched to fame by "Lucky 52", a CCTV-2 gameshow with audience figures around 50 million. Based on a British gameshow format (possibly Who Wants to be a Millionaire?). The show aired on Saturdays at 6:55pm. The last air was 25 October 2008 and its repeats, as Li announced/CCTV announced that Lucky 52 would go off air. He then added "Super 6+1", another gameshow broadcast on CCTV-2 on weekend evenings after "Xinwen Lianbo". A spin-off talent competition named

neg: Glenn Hugill on ITV1, and the Charlie Brooker series "How TV Ruined Your Life" and "Screenwipe". In 2008 the "Daily Star" reported that the success of "Deal or No Deal" had made him a millionaire. In 2014 Hugill founded Possessed, a television production company. He has gone on to create shows such as Cash Trapped, hosted by Bradley Walsh and 5 Gold Rings, hosted by Philip Schofield. The company won a Rose D'Or in 2016 for Best Gameshow of the year for Pick Me!. They went on to be nominated again for Best Gameshow in 2018 for 5 Gold Rings. He is

neg: 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow is a British game show produced by Initial ("a subsidiary of Endemol UK") for the BBC, it is hosted by Steve Jones and Nemone. The show sees eight contestants compete to be the winner of the £10,000 prize by picking the correct answers to general knowledge questions. Competitors who pick incorrect answers are eliminated from the show in a variety of different ways, usually involving a large drop into the pool of water at the base of the tower. The show made its debut on BBC One on

neg: Dave Spikey were known as Spikey and Sykey. The double act's most notable success came on Central TV's "New Faces" show. In 1993, Spikey was voted "best up and coming comedian" by the Manchester Evening news. In 1996, Spikey first met Peter Kay, with whom he would later collaborate, at the North-West Comedian of the Year Awards, which Kay won that year and Spikey was compèring. He was the final host of UK gameshow "Chain Letters" in 1997, following on from Jeremy Beadle, Andrew O'Connor, Allan Stewart, Ted Robbins and Vince Henderson. Spikey won the Best Newcomer award at the British Comedy

neg: The Totally Senseless Gameshow BBC Three's disability season, there seemed hope (expectation?) that it might return, as host Martin Dougan signed off by inviting viewers to return, "the next time we play "The Totally Senseless Gameshow"." The Totally Senseless Gameshow The Totally Senseless Gameshow is a one-off variety show that aired on 11 August 2015 for BBC Three. It was hosted by Martin Dougan. The gameshow elements were interspersed with 'backstage' inserts, humorously highlighting stereotypical treatment of the disabled. In the gameshow itself, two mixed sex teams took part - Sugababe Amelle Berrebah teamed up with athlete Greg Rutherford, competing against the pairing of

neg: Gameshow (magazine) the readers as he was very helpful and a kind person in nature. He enormously helped the FRP games to develop in Turkey. He later transferred to Gameshow's sister magazine decitated to FRP games; "FRP&Magic". Levent Göçer (Author) : Another military expert of Gameshow, Levent Göçer had knowledge in most military topics, especially aircraft, so much so that some readers believed he was a pilot in the Turkish Air Force. He was the first one to come to mind when a new flight simulation game arrived to Gameshow. Engin "Abla" ("Big Sister" in Turkish) Süzen (Author) : Before the first

neg: The Button (series 1) The Button (series 1) The first season of the TV gameshow competition series "The Button" premiered in April 2018 on BBC One. The objective of the show is that the family with the most money at the end of the episode from winning the challenges is declared the winning team. The Garstons were the winners of the first episode, but decided not to leave the show and keep their cash prize to carry over to the next episode. The Halls were the winners of the second episode and decided to keep their cash prize, but because they did, they had

neg: Gameshow (magazine) Even today, nobody has no idea about what he meant... Mert Topçu (Founder and Author) : Known for his romantic nature, Mert was a lover of poetry as was seen in his writings ever since the first issue of Gameshow. He was very good friends and cousins with Timur Çataklı. Şahin Derya (Former Author) : A former author who helped the survival of Gameshow, Şahin Derya was also a veteran author who worked at "64'ler" with MAC. Known for his love of metal music, he left the magazine a while after the first close-down. Murat Adanç / aka. "MAC"(Cover Designer,

neg: 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow who chooses it wins £10,000, while the other two are dismissed by exit #101, "The Trap Door" - being dropped through trapdoors on which they are standing to fall into the water below. A total of 34 different exits were used over the course of the series, including #101 and the Emergency Exit that were common to all episodes. 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow is a British game show produced by Initial ("a subsidiary of Endemol UK") for the BBC, it is hosted by Steve Jones and Nemone. The show sees eight contestants

neg: Graham Nash (gameshow contestant) Graham Nash (gameshow contestant) Graham Nash (born 25 December 1979) is Countdown's 43rd Champion and the 11th Champion of Champions. His current record stands at 15 wins out of 15; one of only two unbeaten champions in the show's history - the other one being Nic Brown. He later appeared on Grand Slam, losing to "Dee Voce". Graham made his debut on 20 July 2000 and won the maximum eight consecutive heat games making him the number one seed. However his points total was beaten by David Williams and he was knocked down to second seed. However Williams fell in

neg: Les Dennis new comedy play called "Marlon Brando's Corset", which toured the UK from July 2006, including a month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe. He appeared as a guest in August 2006 on the ITV drama series, "The Bill" starring as a man suspected of murdering his father. Dennis appeared alongside fellow former "Russ Abbot" performer Lisa Maxwell, who played D.I. Samantha Nixon in the series. At the 2006 Edinburgh International Television Festival, it was announced Dennis would make a return to the gameshow genre, presenting a new big-money quiz show titled "In the Grid" for Channel 5. The show debuted on

neg: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (UK game show) game of the show, the pair designed the music to feature three variations, with the second and third compositions focused on emphasising the increased tension of the game - as a contestant made progress to higher cash amounts, the pitch of the music was increased by a semitone for each subsequent question. On Game Show Network's "Gameshow Hall of Fame" special, the narrator described the Strachan tracks as "mimicking the sound of a beating heart", and stated that as the contestant works their way up the money ladder, the music is "perfectly in tune with their ever-increasing pulse". With the

neg: The Totally Senseless Gameshow The Totally Senseless Gameshow The Totally Senseless Gameshow is a one-off variety show that aired on 11 August 2015 for BBC Three. It was hosted by Martin Dougan. The gameshow elements were interspersed with 'backstage' inserts, humorously highlighting stereotypical treatment of the disabled. In the gameshow itself, two mixed sex teams took part - Sugababe Amelle Berrebah teamed up with athlete Greg Rutherford, competing against the pairing of Casey Batchelor and Rick Edwards - with each round's premise being that the contestants were deprived of one sense (or had it artificially impaired): Although slated as a one-off programme, part of

neg: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (U.S. game show) increase tension as the contestant progressed through the game. On GSN's "Gameshow Hall of Fame" special, the narrator described the Strachan tracks as "mimicking the sound of a beating heart," and stated that as the contestant worked their way up the money ladder, the music was "perfectly in tune with their ever-increasing pulse." The original "Millionaire" musical score holds the distinction of being the only game show soundtrack to be acknowledged by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, as the Strachans were honored with numerous ASCAP awards for their work, the earliest of them awarded in 2000. The

neg: The Almost Impossible Gameshow Mud Pit, Hangar, Moat and Pool. Weaver's Week likened what they saw of it to a "cruder" "Total Wipeout", mourning the lack of a character in the judges as "anonymous monitors blowing a whistle. We may have to withdraw our critique of Uriah Rennie on "Freeze Out": the "Ice Judge"'s studied lack-of-character was, itself, a character". They also noted that the show had "spent no money on its set dressing, just enough crash pads and mud and water to make it safe for the players. Nor has the programme spent much money on its challenges. They feel like the sort

neg: Gameshow (magazine) Its cover was black, and bore the words: "Artık demir alma günü gelmişse zamandan..." That was a reference to a famous Turkish poem "Sessiz Gemi" written by Yahya Kemal Beyatlı, and the poem was about death. Gameshow was dead, the project was canceled. For a year, some of the authors tried to get the magazine back in stores while others argued that they had failed, and it was time to accept defeat. The people who had started the project had lost their courage. Readers wanted Gameshow back, but the lack of proper leadership made it impossible to put the crew

neg: Gameshow (magazine) as popular as MAC, he was still liked by the readers as he did all he can to help readers with their questions. People who know him describe him as a little eccentric man. Overdose was later published as a separate small magazine given along with Gameshow. Serkan Uybaş / aka. "NOT Serkan"-From "Not enough Memory" (Author) : When Gameshow begin her life, Serkan was in charge of a column named "Not Enough Memory", which was created for reviewing old games which didn't need enormous system requirements for play. Serkan was always odds with MAC and Zebani, attacking them in

neg: Gameshow (magazine) sound effects offered by early PC's were rather crude, magazines published before 1993 were mostly about games made for other platforms. "Gameshow" had found itself in uncharted waters. However, its crew had a few veterans: Murat Adanç (who used the nickname "Mac") for instance, had previously worked as an author for two magazines: "64ler" and "Megamiga". (As their names suggest, these magazines were about games made for Commodore 64s and Amigas, respectively.) "Gameshow" was a low-budget project: The magazine, at first, was not much to look at. It was small, short and ugly: Had few pages and was not really

neg: Deal or No Deal (UK game show) was announced where the show would travel to landmarks throughout the United Kingdom, and act as the game show's final farewell. The gameshow officially concluded on 23 December 2016 after a run of over 11 years. Contestants can win prize money ranging from between 1p and £250,000, and potentially £500,000 (after changes made in 2014). The game is played using twenty-two sealed red boxes, each with an identifying number from 1 to 22 displayed on the front. Inside each box is a sum of money. All the boxes are sealed by an independent adjudicator; the value inside each box is

neg: The Sunday Night Project Host were played to win those prizes. After playing four games the contestant had the option of taking the prizes they have won or gamble them by answering one 'A or B' question about the Guest Host. If they answered correctly, they won all four prizes and a holiday,"Good Times", or they went home with nothing,"Bad Times". Following this, the host thanked everyone on the show and introduced the band who play their song. Through this segment's run all contestants chose to gamble and none lost. "The Big Fun Gameshow" was cut from series 8, instead being replaced with an

neg: Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) the winners of the home viewer competition. In Mexico, it also has its own version of "Gameshow Marathon" as well, as part of Teleton's charity funds for 2007. Marco Antonio Regil hosts the marathon, which includes its versions of "The Price Is Right" ("Atínale al Precio") and "Family Fortunes" ("100 Mexicanos Dijeron"). It's on Televisa. Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) Gameshow Marathon was a British game show, broadcast on ITV from 17 September 2005 to 26 May 2007. After a quick retrospective look at the history of the particular show, the show itself is recreated. This involved recreating the original

neg: Card Sharks digital camera in addition to their prior winnings. On June 15, 2006, "Card Sharks" was the fifth of seven classic game shows featured in CBS's month-long "Gameshow Marathon" hosted by Ricki Lake and announced by Rich Fields as it was one of the "semifinal rounds" in the tournament. The contestants were Brande Roderick and Paige Davis. The set was modeled after the original 1978 to 1981 version with elements from the 1986 to 1989 version also in use, such as the look of the board (main game & Money Cards) an audience poll question and "change cards" in the Money

neg: Deal or No Deal (UK game show) employed and pointed out that the game premise revolves around plain guessing while calling it "a gameshow based on the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics". "Deal or No Deal" was consistently been the most watched programme in its slot for all UK channels for both daytime and primetime. It was named "Daytime Programme of the Year" at the Royal Television Society Awards on 14 March 2006, and "Best Daytime Programme" in the TV Quick Awards on 5 September 2006. The UK version also won the Rose d'Or award for "Best Game Show" at the 2006 Lucerne Television Festival. Edmonds was

neg: Graham Nash (gameshow contestant) first round match was against Laura Richardson. Laura had a slender lead going into the general knowledge round, but panicked and gave away a massive 50 seconds, giving Graham a 68-second advantage going into the final round. Laura performed badly in the last round, and Graham won by a convincing 104 seconds. Graham faced "Dee Voce" in the quarter-final. Dee had a 60.5 second lead going into the deciding round, and beat Graham by a firm 75.7 seconds. The eventual winner was Series 8 Countdown Champion and Scrabble ace Clive Spate. Graham Nash (gameshow contestant) Graham Nash (born 25 December

neg: Here's a Million for two on Star Cruises. The gameshow was produced by Cream Media and filming was done in a studio at Lorong 23 Geylang. Here's a Million Here's A Million was a gameshow that was aired from May 21 to August 20, 2001 over the defunct SPH MediaWorks's English channel TV Works, the predecessor of Channel i. It was similar to the British gameshow Lose A Million. The host was Hamish Brown. The aim of the gameshow, is to "dispose" off as many of the five make-believe items totalling a value of $1 million that each of the three contestants is

neg: Frederick Forsyth November. "The Fox" is an espionage thriller about a gifted hacker. On 16 February 2012 the Crime Writers Association announced that Forsyth had won its Cartier Diamond Dagger award in recognition of his body of work. Forsyth was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 1997 New Year Honours list for services to literature. In September 2005, Forsyth appeared on the ITV gameshow "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" and raised £250,000 for charity. On 8 February 2007, Forsyth appeared on BBC's political panel show "Question Time"; on it, he expressed scepticism on the

neg: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Show Network (GSN)'s "Gameshow Hall of Fame" special, the narrator described the Strachan tracks as "mimicking the sound of a beating heart", and stated that as the contestant works their way up the money ladder, the music is "perfectly in tune with their ever-increasing pulse". The Strachans' "Millionaire" soundtrack was honoured by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers with numerous awards, the earliest of them awarded in 2000. The original music cues were given minor rearrangements for the U.S. version's clock format in 2008; for example, the question cues were synced to the "ticking" sounds of the game

neg: Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) tournament. In the first round, each show was played by every contestant who had not already won a show. The four winners from the first round then competed in single-elimination format. Carol Vorderman was the eventual winner of the series. "The Golden Shot" was broadcast live like the original show, and "Sale of the Century" had a dedication at the end to comedian Ronnie Barker, who had died five days earlier. Following the series, several of the shows were revived; "Bullseye" returned on the game show channel "Challenge", followed by "The Price Is Right" and "Family Fortunes" (in a celebrity

neg: Austin Healey is the host of the ITV gameshow "The Fuse", which began on 13 July 2009. He also appeared on BBC gameshow, "Mastermind", on 4 January 2013. His specialist subject was "Everton Football Club". Healey's autobiography, "Lions, Tigers and Roses", was published by Oxford University Press in 2001. Austin Healey Austin Sean Healey (born 26 October 1973 in Wallasey, Cheshire) is a former English rugby union player who played as a utility back for Leicester Tigers, and represented both England and the British and Irish Lions. He has 51 England caps and 2 Lions caps. He played for England at scrum

neg: Lose A Million Lose A Million Lose A Million was an early 1990s British game show which was produced by Action Time for Carlton Television and was hosted by Chris Tarrant. The show featured voiceovers by Honor Blackman. In a twist to the traditional gameshow format, the contestants each started with a million pretend 'pounds' and the object of the game was to get questions wrong, therefore losing money. The contestant with the least money at the end was proclaimed the winner and received the opportunity to play for £5,000. The champ was asked a question with six possible answers and had to

neg: Family Fortunes (Irish TV series) of the family giving one answer. If the answer is one of the remaining answers, they won the round and the money; otherwise, the opponents won the money that was on the board. After the first half, answers are worth €2 times the score. The family who scored the most euros plays Big Money. The losing team's winnings would be doubled. Big Money awarded €1,000 for scoring 200 points. Naming all 5 top answers and scoring 200 points won €2,000. On celebrity episodes, the winning team plays for €5,000. Patrick Freyne, writing about the first episode in the "Evening Herald",

neg: Don't Forget the Lyrics! (Singapore game show) winner on a Singapore gameshow in almost eight years since a male contestant won $250,000 on a Dec 27, 2001 episode of Who Wants to be a Millionaire. The Mandarin version is the only version that sees a few contestants reaching the "safe haven". Adding on, host Tseng did not mention how many missing words are there in each round, opposing to other versions of the show. The first episode was a celebrity special consisting of 3 local comedians, Mark Lee, Michelle Tay and Henry Thia. They managed to win $10,000 for charity. The second celebrity special on the fifth

neg: Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) play with them. Graeme Le Saux played with Kyran Bracken and Michael Le Vell played with Kym Ryder. On the "Blankety Blank" and "Mr and Mrs" editions, the more recent revivals of both series were not mentioned on Gameshow Marathon, due to "Blankety Blank" having been presented by Paul O'Grady (no footage of him), who was then in a legal dispute with ITV. Following the series, two of the shows were revived; "Mr. and Mrs." (in a celebrity format) on ITV in 2008 and "Blockbusters" on Challenge in 2012 for one series. Lionel Blair presented the prizes each week to

neg: Desiree Burch Desiree has been announced as a host on "Flinch", an upcoming physical gameshow for Netflix, alongside Seann Walsh, and Lloyd Griffith. The show is to be produced by Stellify Media. Desiree Burch Desiree Lea Burch is an American comedian who is originally from New York City and now lives in London. She won the Funny Women awards in 2015. She has also appeared on "Live at the Apollo", "Have I Got News for You", "QI", "The Mash Report", "The Russell Howard Hour", "The Fake News Show", "Chris Ramsey's Stand Up Central", "Frankie Boyle's New World Order", "Mock the Week", "American

neg: Will Buckley (journalist) Will Buckley (journalist) Will Buckley is senior sports writer at "The Observer", author of "The Man Who Hated Football", and a frequent radio and television sport commentator in the United Kingdom. Buckley was educated at Eton College and has written as a journalist about the school on a number of occasions since. Buckley has appeared numerous times on BBC Radio 5 Live show "Fighting Talk", where he has won eight games in eight seasons, at an average of 1 win per year. He also hosted American football-themed gameshow "Quizbowl" on Channel 4 in the 80s, and has appeared on Newsnight

neg: Gameshow (album) total pioneers who straddled that line between out-there pop and avant garde craziness." The album was recorded in Los Angeles and was produced with "Beacon" collaborator Jacknife Lee. On 8 June 2016, a short teaser titled "Two Door Cinema Club" was uploaded to the band's official YouTube channel after two years of inactivity, which sparked fan speculation of the band's return. Similar videos were uploaded to the band's official Facebook page and were revealed to be snippets from an upcoming documentary chronicling the recording process of "Gameshow". The album's lead single, "Are We Ready? (Wreck)", was released on 14 June

neg: The Price Is Right (UK game show) 4 regularly attracted over 2.5 million viewers, Pasquale only managed to pull in 800,000. After the success of "Ant & Dec's Gameshow Marathon" in 2005, ITV brought the show back, this time hosted by Vernon Kay, a contestant in the first series. "Vernon Kay's Gameshow Marathon" began on 7 April 2007 with "The Price is Right". The winner of the show was Graeme Le Saux, who as a result advanced to the quarter-final of the show. The five remaining contestants returned in the next week's show, "Blockbusters", to battle for the second spot in the quarter-final round. On 30 December

neg: It Takes Two (game show) answers to make one averaged answer. However, each question was worth money for the team who was the closest, and the second-closest team won a smaller amount of money. The second-place prize for question one was originally $50. If a two-way tie occurred, both teams received the first or second place money. If a three-way tie occurred, all three teams received the first-place money. If at any point a team member gave an exact answer they also won a prize in addition to the first place money. The team with the most money won the game and played one last

neg: Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) series. As before, each show in the first round was played by those celebrities who have not already won a show. However, the remaining rounds were each a single show played by all celebrities still in the tournament: five in the quarter-final, three in the semi-final and two in the final. The celebrity panellists for "Blankety Blank" were Andrew Castle, Fern Britton, Joe Pasquale, Holly Willoughby, Vic Reeves, and Lorraine Chase. The special guests on "The Golden Shot" were Jo Brand and Jim Bowen. The celebrity conductor on "Name That Tune" was Noddy Holder. The celebrity instrument players were Antony

neg: Graham Nash (gameshow contestant) the semi-final, while Nash won his match against Clare Wright. This set up a final between Graham and Matthew Turner. It was a close and nervous final, as both players had numerous words disallowed. The points were level until Graham got 901 correctly on the numbers game and Matthew only got 900. This ten-point lead remained until the last round, where Matthew could tie the game on the conundrum. But it was Graham who spotted RENEWABLE in six seconds and became the Series 43 Countdown champion. Graham returned three years later for the C of C. He was one of

neg: Gameshow (album) Gameshow (album) Gameshow is the third studio album by Northern Irish indie rock band Two Door Cinema Club. It was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Jacknife Lee and was released on 14 October 2016 by Parlophone and Transgressive. Following their extensive touring cycle after the release of their EP "Changing of the Seasons" the band began work on their third studio album. The band's lead singer Alex Trimble said that the album "[is] not embracing the pop that's going on now in a melodic or structural sense. The two biggest influences for me were Prince and Bowie - both

neg: Michael Barrymore 1982. He walked out of his contract with LWT, who produced "The Michael Barrymore Show", after only one series; he then landed the presenter's role on the BBC gameshow, "Get Set Go!". He appeared in a number of "Royal Variety Performance" shows, his first being in 1983. He became the host of ITV gameshow "Strike It Lucky" (which later became "Strike It Rich") in 1986 and it grew in popularity over the years and this was watched by 18 million viewers at its peak. This was Barrymore's first successful presenting role ("Get Set Go!" had been cancelled after only one

neg: Gameshow (magazine) outcry among the readers of Gameshow and numerous people accused Ertunç Burak of being a fascist and demanded him to be kicked-out of Gameshow. It's unknown what kind of punishment did Burak take, since nobody in the crew talked about this incident ever again. Apparently it wasn't anything serious as Burak continued his work at Gameshow, expressing his thoughts in his writings once in a while. (Although with a slightly less offensive style.) One of the directors later claimed that Ertunç Burak was kind of tired and weary for reviewing multiple games in one month which resulted his outburst. Other

neg: Gameshow (magazine) any chance he can get. He was addressing readers as "Kitlem". ("My Crowd of People") Other authors especially MAC called him with names like "Moron" and "Idiot", questioning his intelligence. Serkan's column was censored once in late 1996, for not obeying a publishing law. (Apparently he was talking about a horse race, which was considered as a way of gambling in Turkey.) Serkan later left the magazine, but returned a while later. Ertunç Burak (Author) : Most controversial author of Gameshow, Ertunç Burak was severely criticized for his review of FF7. (See above) He was known for his harsh articles

neg: Gameshow Marathon (UK game show) format) on ITV, the latter hosted by one of the "Gameshow Marathon" celebrities, Vernon Kay. (Ironically, on Kay's "Family Fortunes", the Vorderman family would play the game again. They did not win on their second attempt, however. Les Dennis presented the prizes each week to the winners of the home viewer competition. "Gameshow Marathon" was presented by series 1 runner-up Vernon Kay. The programme aired every Saturday night on ITV from 7 April to 26 May 2007. The shows that were played were: The celebrities competing in series 2 were: There was a slight change to the format for this

neg: Who Dares Wins (UK game show) two team members. There are no limits on the amount of money a team can win or the number of games a team can win. 3 teams didn't return as champions. The following games had two teams of challengers. The most games won by a team is 12 by Chrissy from Blackrod and Joe from Canterbury. Trish McGowan and Seamus Hussein have won the most money (£170,000). They won 8 times. Chrissy and Joe are second in terms of winnings, with £165,000 in 12 games, while Nat Moitt and Euan Fleming are third in terms of winnings, with £155,000 in

neg: Gary Lineker an "ego trip." He stated that he would invest a six-figure sum and that other members of his consortium would invest a similar amount. Lineker met with fans' groups to persuade them to try and raise money to rescue his former club. The club was eventually saved from liquidation. Lineker is now honorary Vice President of Leicester City F.C. Lineker married Danielle Bux on 2 September 2009, in Ravello, Italy. They went on to win £30,000 for charity on ITV's gameshow "Mr and Mrs". On 13 January 2016, Lineker and Bux announced they were divorcing, after six years of marriage,

neg: Harry Vardon Trophy Open were compulsory. Bobby Locke won with an average of 73.16 in 36 rounds. Norman Von Nida won in 1947 with an average of 71.25 in 52 rounds and Charlie Ward won in 1948 averaging 71.29 over 44 rounds. Before 1975 the Order of Merit was based on a points system, so it was not necessarily headed by the golfer who won the most money. In 1971 Peter Oosterhuis won the Order of Merit and won £9,269. Gary Player was the leading money winner with £11,281 but of that, £8,500 came from winning the 1971 Piccadilly World Match Play Championship.

neg: The Sunday Night Project five prizes for a member of the audience, five different styles of questions were answered, with the first four often being things such as answering a question set by Stephen Hawking, guessing who Alan is imitating and naming a certain number of things in a time limit. The fifth question is then a take on a popular game or gameshow, with games like Dysfunctional Family Fortunes (Family Fortunes), The Jerryation Game (The Generation Game), Bitchbusters (Blockbusters), Sveniata (Pinata), The Dartness (Bullseye) and C**tdown (Countdown), after this, everyone celebrates (if the big prize was won), or is downhearted (if the big

neg: 101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow of multiple-choice questions. The contestant who chooses the wrong answer will leave the show in spectacular fashion, in one of the "101 Ways To Leave A Gameshow". At any time during the first four rounds, a buzzer could sound, which announces the start of the "Emergency Exit" round. In this round, contestants are asked a series of questions at random, with the first contestant to give a wrong answer being eliminated. The "Emergency Exit" round is not used in the US and Italian versions. In the final round, only three contestants remain ("four contestants in the US version"), who have

neg: Zöe Salmon Greg James as part of the BBC Radio 1 money experiment. She appeared on the first episode of BBC One Saturday night gameshow "Hole in the Wall" hosted by Dale Winton. Salmon has a cameo in the CBBC sitcom "Dani's House", as Dani's long lost celebrity friend 'Mo White'. In May 2009 she appeared in "FHM" magazine with another "Blue Peter" ex-presenter Konnie Huq. Two separate collectable covers were printed for the issue featuring the two women, but the content of the magazines were identical. In 2009 she appeared on "Shooting Stars" on Jack Dee's team. In 2009 she presented

neg: Sturla Berg-Johansen 2006, he became host of the game show "Deal or No Deal" which is shown on the same channel. He has also performed in the theater on several occasions, playing in Shakespeare's Macbeth among others. In the summer of 2007, he performed a song during a show which was hosted by former "Bot og Bedring" colleague Tommy Steine. In 2008 and 2009 he was a host in Norske Talenter. As from August 2012, Sturla hosts the Norwegian version of the internationally very successful Endemol gameshow, called 'The Money Drop' for TV2. He has admitted to having been addicted to drugs

neg: The Almost Impossible Gameshow of thing an ambitious village carnival might do". They didn't finish the review; it initially halted after Weaver mistakenly perceived the commentators to be using "blatant sexism", although after being contacted by The Rubberbandits, they amended the story to say that they had misheard and misinterpreted what had been said. The Almost Impossible Gameshow The Almost Impossible Gameshow is an adventure game show narrated by The Rubberbandits. It has aired since 1 October 2015 on ITV2 and was created and produced by the Endemol Shine UK label Initial. "The Almost Impossible Game Show" first aired on 1 October 2015 on

neg: The Almost Impossible Gameshow The Almost Impossible Gameshow The Almost Impossible Gameshow is an adventure game show narrated by The Rubberbandits. It has aired since 1 October 2015 on ITV2 and was created and produced by the Endemol Shine UK label Initial. "The Almost Impossible Game Show" first aired on 1 October 2015 on ITV2, and was commissioned for two series of six episodes. The show was first piloted to Comedy Central in August 2013 but never aired. After that two series were sold to ITV2 and the format has since been offered through the EndemolShine Group. Each contestant starts the contest with 50

neg: Wudja Cudja Wudja Cudja Wudja Cudja was a UK-based gameshow created by British TV Producers Remy Blumenfeld and Gavin Hay hosted by Abbie Eastwood and Jayne Sharp, designed to see how far ordinary members of the public would be prepared to go to be on TV and win money. It debuted on ITV1, and ran in reruns on ITV2 for two seasons. The series was first broadcast on 18 July 2002 and ran for twenty one-hour editions. The show would open with a monologue by the two hosts, usually loosely referencing what the contestants were to do, followed by a really quick

neg: The Devil's Dinner Party person with the highest rating wins the prize money, up to a maximum of £7000. The programme is produced by ITV Studios but was picked up by the satellite broadcaster British Sky Broadcasting and began airing on Sky Atlantic and in high definition on Sky Atlantic HD from 23 November 2011 to 4 April 2012. It is the first gameshow to be shown on the channel, and part of Sky's commitment to have a role in the production of British television shows, following on from "This is Jinsy", "Trollied" and "Spy" amongst others. The Devil's Dinner Party The Devil's Dinner

neg: Matt Kunitz series won the 2014 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Reality Show for the third year in a row. On August 10, 2014, the series won the 2014 Teen Choice Award for Choice Summer TV Series. On March 26, 2010, "Variety" announced a new two-year deal between Endemol USA and Kunitz. On June 10, 2010, Variety announced that Kunitz will executive produce a new series for ABC, ""101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow"" On August 15, 2010, Wipeout was renewed for a fourth season. In March 2011, ABC announced a summer pick up of "101 Ways to Leave a Game

neg: Kathy Najimy game shows. She appeared as a contestant on a celebrity version of "The Weakest Link" where she won $50,000 (beating Anthony Anderson) for The Feminist Majority Foundation's Campaign to Stop Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan. She has appeared three times on "Celebrity Poker Showdown" and won the season six tournament, donating the $100,000 to V-Day, an organization that helps stop violence against women and girls. She was also crowned Grand Champion on CBS's "Gameshow Marathon" in 2006, donating the $100,000 winnings to Girls Best Friend, a charity that helps empower girls. She's also worked with PETA on a number of animal

neg: Game show Game show A game show is a type of radio, television, or stage show in which contestants, individually or as teams, play a game which involves answering questions or solving puzzles, usually for money or prizes. Alternatively, a "gameshow" can be a demonstrative program about a game [while usually retaining the spirit of an awards ceremony]. In the former, contestants may be invited from a pool of public applicants. Game shows often reward players with prizes such as cash, trips and goods and services provided by the show's sponsor prize suppliers. Game shows began to appear on radio and television

neg: Philip Morrow distance from United Kingdom commissioning centres. In 2009, Morrow began producing "Secret Fortune", a Saturday night primetime gameshow for the BBC Lottery show. He also developed the format and structure of the show. On October 12, 2010, it was announced that Morrow's television show format "Take the Money and Run" received a six-episode order for show production by ABC with Jerry Bruckheimer as executive producer along with Amazing Race creators Bertram van Munster and Elise Doganieri. Philip Morrow Philip Morrow (born May 23, 1962) is a Northern Irish television producer. In 1999, he founded Wild Rover Productions, a television production

neg: Press Your Luck eliminated. Additionally, "Big Bank" spaces were added to the board in season two, which placed an accumulating jackpot to a contestant's bank when that contestant landed on the space and answered a question correctly. On June 8, 2006, "Press Your Luck" was the fourth of seven classic game shows featured in CBS's month-long "Gameshow Marathon" hosted by Ricki Lake and announced by Rich Fields and it was one of the "elimination rounds" in the tournament. The contestants were Leslie Nielsen, Kathy Najimy and Tim Meadows. The format was exactly like the original CBS run but with much higher money values.

neg: Sale of the Century (Australian game show) $170. Virginia Noel, who won a game in 1983 with a score of $155 while not letting her opponents answer any questions during Fast Money may hold third. (Ultimately, David Poltorak's record would be beaten in 1994 by Dean Sole on the New Zealand version of "Sale of the Century", his single-game score on 14 November 1994 being $201.) The winner of the game was the person with the most money at the end. If there was a final tie, the tied players answered a tiebreaker "Who am I?" question, where a correct answer from either contestant won the game,

neg: Võta või jäta Võta või jäta Võta või jäta () is the Estonian version of the gameshow "Deal or No Deal", airing on Viasat's TV3 channel since 2007. Estonia is the first of the three Baltic States to obtain a version of the television program. The host is Alari Kivisaar. The prizes originally went from as little as 10 senti (about €0.006 or $0.01) to as big as 250,000 Estonian krooni (about €16,000 or $21,000), but the money tree was changed in August 2007 and the prizes went from 1 sent (about €0.0006 or $0.001) to 1,000,000 krooni (about €63,900 or $85,000). The

neg: Tim Meadows Handsome Boy Modeling School's album "White People". In 2007, he appeared in a substantial supporting role in "". Meadows has appeared in other feature films, including "Coneheads", "It's Pat", and "Wayne's World 2", all of which were based on popular "SNL" characters and had varying degrees of success. Most recently he was in the 2006 film "The Benchwarmers" alongside his former "SNL" co-stars Rob Schneider and David Spade. He was also featured in CBS's "Gameshow Marathon" (summer 2006), has appeared on "The Colbert Report" in the recurring role of P.K. Winsome, a conservative pundit and entrepreneur (who made an appearance

neg: Wudja Cudja Another female specific game in which contestants would have each other's bikinis put together, and pull against each other to see whose ripped off. Aside from the usual strip games, "Wudja Cudja"'s other dares were similar to that of its American counterpart, "I Bet You Will", with contestants either: Wudja Cudja Wudja Cudja was a UK-based gameshow created by British TV Producers Remy Blumenfeld and Gavin Hay hosted by Abbie Eastwood and Jayne Sharp, designed to see how far ordinary members of the public would be prepared to go to be on TV and win money. It debuted on ITV1,

neg: Gameshow (magazine) : Also called "MEGatron". He was probably the crew member who suffered most during magazine's turbulent history. Close friend of MAC and Timur, he was sometimes described as an authoritarian but in fact he was a kind person who only interested in making the magazine run. Timur Çataklı / aka. "Big Ben" (Founder and Author) : Married during 1996 and later moved to US, Timur was one of the experts who played a significant role in Gameshow's success. In his column "Big Ben", he promoted a symbolic but utterly useless small campaign; "Let all games end with the same button."

neg: Touch the Truck Touch the Truck Touch the Truck was a British Channel 5 endurance gameshow which aired in 2001. It was hosted by Dale Winton and involved a group of 20 contestants holding onto a stationary truck. The last person left touching the truck won it. The show was filmed at the Lakeside Shopping Centre in Thurrock, Essex. Jerry Middleton, 39, from Winchester, Hampshire, was the winner who managed to stay awake touching the vehicle for 81 hours 43 minutes and 31 seconds. He stated that he was going to sell the vehicle to fund a political party. Middleton stood at the

neg: Jüri Pootsmann Jüri Pootsmann Jüri Pootsmann (born 1 July 1994), is an Estonian singer. He won the sixth season of "Eesti otsib superstaari", and represented Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 with the song "Play". He is signed to Universal Music Baltics. On February 2015, Pootsmann took part in the sixth season of "Eesti otsib superstaari", an Estonian reality-competition gameshow airing on TV3. He won the show on 31 May 2015 when his debut single "Torm" was released. It peaked at number seven in the Estonian Airplay Chart. On 15 November 2015 he released the single "Aga Siis", peaking at number

neg: Matthew Kelly were as a panellist in the gameshow "Punchlines" (1980–1984) hosted by Lennie Bennett on ITV and in the ITV sitcom "Holding the Fort" (1980–1982) but he became famous as part of the original presenting team on "Game for a Laugh" for the same producers and network. For the next 14 years his work centred on light entertainment shows such as "Kelly's Eye" (TVS sketch show 1985), "You Bet!" (LWT/ITV) (1991–1995) and, most notably, "Stars in Their Eyes" (Granada/ITV), which he took over from Russ Abbot, who was brought in as a temporary host after original host Leslie Crowther suffered serious

neg: Nichola Theobald edition of the children's show Basil Brush entitled "Celebrity Bushwhack" in which she played a parody of a British celebrity contestant who shall remain nameless. Nichola Theobald's most significant role to date was as Sherry, the personal assistant to a London vice-lord played by Colin Salmon in the television miniseries "Trial & Retribution VIII : Blue Eiderdown". Throughout 2006, she has appeared regularly as a live interactive TV presenter for a dating show called "Text2Date" and as one of the hosts of the interactive gameshow "Quizworld" for SmileTV. Her most recent cinematic role is in an independent film entitled "Reflections

neg: Slimane Nebchi four judges turned their chairs, indicating in the gameshow they wished to take him through to the next round. He opted to be in Team Florent Pagny. On 14 May 2016, he won the title with 33% of the public vote, beating his fellow finalist, MB14. Slimane Nebchi Slimane Nebchi (born 13 October 1989), known professionally by the mononym Slimane, is a French singer. He won "" in 2016, and has since released his debut album and nine singles. Slimane Nebchi was born on 13 October 1989 in Chelles, Seine-et-Marne, France. He is of Algerian descent. He attended Lycée Jehan

neg: Gameshow (magazine) raise your hands against the child of another man, where do you take that right from? I am disgusted with all you teachers and will never speak of any of you with respect. Your work is by no means sacred, your trade is infamy." One of the major events ever happened in Gameshow because of the authors' writing style occurred in 1998 summer. When reviewing the PC game Final Fantasy VII, one of the authors, Ertunç Burak who is known by his anti-American statements, used a very harsh and offensive style describing the Japanese Anime culture. This resulted a severe

neg: Gameshow (magazine) about western ideology and was a critic of United States policies. Burçak Caner (Author) : Sometimes nicknamed as "General" (and some other military terms) Burçak was an expert at strategy games, namely SSI's famous Panzer General series. Readers remember him as smug (sometimes), but nevertheless an intelligent and helpful person who did his best in helping readers in their troubles in strategy games. He was in charge of "B-Bölgesi" ("B-Zone") a column in Gameshow dedicated to strategy games. Muhammed Dabiri / aka. "Nierdre" (Author) : Known for his extremely broad range of knowledge in FRP games, Nierdre was liked by

neg: Dave Chapman (actor) "The Chris Evans Show", "The Chris Moyles Show" and Kiss Breakfast. His voice work includes The Mimic, Jamie's American Road Trip, Strictly:It takes Two, School of Silence and Casualty Revealed. And commercial work includes voices for Sandisc, Cadburys, Sony, BBC3, The Times newspaper, Seat, and Citibank . In 2001, he wrote and co-directed the short film "Dinner Money". He also writes and performs live comedy in the double act "Chapman and Crompton". Chapman hosted the gameshow "And Then You Die" on Dave as the puppet character Barrie Stardust. He has also played over sixty characters including series villain The Beastmaster

neg: Jean Danker Jean Danker Jean Olivia Danker (born 24 September 1978) is a Singaporean Chinese DJ at MediaCorp's Class 95FM, a Singapore English radio station, who hosts the #1 evening show "Cartunes" on weekdays from 5–8 pm. She is a Voiceover talent and is also involved in TV production. Her most recent activity was acting in the drama "Restless" as well as hosting health and beauty shows "Body Beautiful" and "Adventures In Healthcare" and family gameshow "Look Who’s Leading". Jean Danker was married to Glenn Ong in 16 December 2016, in a seaside solemnisation ceremony at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa.

neg: Mark Goodson continued to dominate both the GSN (Game Show Network) and Buzzr (TV Channel) schedules in reruns due to the fact that his company saved most of the episodes of his shows while others companies wiped them in order to reuse the tapes at the time, although wiping would stop being practiced by the start of the 1980s. The series was based on the British format called "Ant & Dec's/Vernon Kay's Gameshow Marathon" and ran on CBS from May 31 until June 29, 2006 hosted by former actress/talk show host Ricki Lake, announced by Rich Fields (who formerly announced for "The

neg: Keep It in the Family (UK game show) dropped down a trapdoor depending on the prizes chosen by the contestants; these celebrities include those known for "The X Factor", "Coronation Street", and "Britain's Got Talent". Walsh described the show as "the most fun [he has] ever had on TV". Christopher Stevens of "Daily Mail" gave the show 2 out of 5 stars, saying that the programme was "a disjointed mess" due to "Bradley, who is playing the part of spangly-suited gameshow host too hard." "The Guardian" said that although the show "shouldn't work", it was well-suited to the presenter, calling Walsh "a virtuoso of amiable schtick". Keep It

neg: Gameshow Marathon (U.S. TV series) to play "Family Feud", with the charity of the winning "family" receiving $100,000. Brande Roderick was the showcase winner on the episode featuring "The Price Is Right". Lance Bass became the next semifinalist from "Let's Make a Deal", and Paige Davis won the "Beat the Clock" installment. Kathy Najimy won the last semifinal slot on "Press Your Luck", and Tim Meadows and Leslie Nielsen were eliminated at the end of that episode. Roderick defeated Davis in "Card Sharks", and Najimy defeated Bass in "Match Game". Najimy and her family then beat Roderick and her family on "Family Feud" to capture

neg: Big Brother 11 (UK) the "Hickory Dickory Dock" task he saved himself and replaced himself with Rachael. The shopping task later in the week had housemates test out three new gameshow pilots to replace Big Brother on Channel 4. Housemates won £200 towards their shopping budget over the two days of the task. On Day 10, housemates won a special World Cup barbecue after seven housemates blew vuvuzelas non-stop for 90 minutes. Later that night, Rachael was evicted from the House. In the second week, Ben, Dave, Govan and Shabby were originally nominated. Shabby saved herself in the task "Scooter Slide", where each nominated

neg: The Final Curtain (film) The Final Curtain (film) The Final Curtain is a 2002 British film directed by Patrick Harkins and starring Peter O'Toole. It tells the story of J. J. Curtis, an aging gameshow host played by O'Toole, who hires novelist Jonathan Stitch (Adrian Lester) to pen his biography, in the hope of sealing his immortality in the hearts and minds of the British public. This is made more difficult by his rivalry with fellow gameshow host Dave Turner (Aidan Gillen), and events from his past. The film begins with novelist Jonathan Stitch describing the story of veteran game show host and entertainer