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== Host == | == Host == | ||
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| + | Tony Ross (1965) | ||
[[Max Robertson]] (1965-77) | [[Max Robertson]] (1965-77) | ||
| - | [[Michael Parkinson]] (1995- | + | Hugh Scully (stand-in, 1977) |
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| + | [[Michael Parkinson]] (1995-99) | ||
[[Anne Robinson]] (2000) | [[Anne Robinson]] (2000) | ||
| - | [[Michael Aspel]] (2001- | + | [[Michael Aspel]] (2001-02) |
== Co-hosts == | == Co-hosts == | ||
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Team Captains:<br> | Team Captains:<br> | ||
| - | [[Tony Slattery]] (1995- | + | [[Tony Slattery]] (1995-97)<br> |
Leslie Ash (1995)<br> | Leslie Ash (1995)<br> | ||
| - | Mariella Frostrup (1996- | + | Mariella Frostrup (1996-97)<br> |
Helen Lederer (1996)<br> | Helen Lederer (1996)<br> | ||
| - | [[Penelope Keith]] (1997- | + | [[Penelope Keith]] (1997-98)<br> |
[[Kit Hesketh-Harvey]] (1998-2000)<br> | [[Kit Hesketh-Harvey]] (1998-2000)<br> | ||
[[Penny Smith]] (1999-2000)<br> | [[Penny Smith]] (1999-2000)<br> | ||
| - | Dr Mark Porter (2001- | + | Dr Mark Porter (2001-02)<br> |
| - | [[Rachel de Thame]] (2001- | + | [[Rachel de Thame]] (2001-02) |
== Broadcast == | == Broadcast == | ||
| - | BBC1 South (regional), | + | BBC1 South (regional), 31 March to 7 July 1965 (15 episodes in 1 series) |
| - | BBC1, 6 October 1965 | + | BBC Bristol for BBC1, 6 October 1965 to 16 October 1977 (up to 206 episodes in 13 series) |
| - | Maverick Television and BBC Pebble Mill for BBC1, 29 August 1995 to 3 February 2002 | + | Maverick Television and BBC Pebble Mill for BBC1, 29 August 1995 to 3 February 2002 (348 episodes in 8 series) |
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However, British law has changed since then and now all antiques game shows are obliged to include the word "Great" or "Going" in the title and feature [[Eric Knowles]] as an authority. (OK, except ''[[Bargain Hunt]]''. We'll give you that.) | However, British law has changed since then and now all antiques game shows are obliged to include the word "Great" or "Going" in the title and feature [[Eric Knowles]] as an authority. (OK, except ''[[Bargain Hunt]]''. We'll give you that.) | ||
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In the middle of the format, there was an "identify the mystery object" round. But the meat of the show was about discussing specific antiques. The teams of panellists took turns to identify the nature, materials, age etc. of the objects d'art, and most importantly take a stab at the value. The expert would then give a mini lecture about the piece before revealing the correct answers. | In the middle of the format, there was an "identify the mystery object" round. But the meat of the show was about discussing specific antiques. The teams of panellists took turns to identify the nature, materials, age etc. of the objects d'art, and most importantly take a stab at the value. The expert would then give a mini lecture about the piece before revealing the correct answers. | ||
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First movement from Respighi's suite ''Gli Uccelli'' (''The Birds''). | First movement from Respighi's suite ''Gli Uccelli'' (''The Birds''). | ||
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| + | == Trivia == | ||
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| + | Our episode count is slightly unclear: 14 episodes aired on Tuesday afternoons during 1972. They might be repeats, but aren't marked as repeats in the ''Radio Times'', so we've listed them as new episodes. | ||
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| + | Alongside [[Call My Bluff]], BBC Four repeated episodes from the original Robertson/Negus run from 12 August to 16 September 2024. Well we say Robertson/Negus. For the last of these, future ''Antiques Roadshow'' host Hugh Scully deputised as Robertson was unavailable. This episode, first broadcast in 1977, was recorded in Stratfield Saye House; we suspect this series may have gone on tour à la early [[Mastermind]]. [[Face the Music]] took over from 23 September. | ||
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| + | == Web links == | ||
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| + | [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b010gnb6 BBC programme page] | ||
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| + | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Going_for_a_Song Wikipedia entry] | ||
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| + | [http://www.ravensbourne.ac.uk/bbc-motion-graphics-archive/going-song-1996 Opening titles from the BBC Motion Graphics Archive] | ||
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| + | == Pictures == | ||
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| + | <div class="image"><IMG src="/atoz/programmes/g/going_for_a_song/Going_Song_Parky.jpg" alt="Going_Song_Parky.jpg" width="120" height="160"> | ||
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| + | ''[[Michael Parkinson]], with the famous bird cage which featured in the opening titles of both versions of the programme.''</div> | ||
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| + | == Videos == | ||
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| + | <div class="video"><object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/dnseW4_j9ak?fs=1&hl=en_US"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/dnseW4_j9ak?fs=1&hl=en_US" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object><br/>''The very first episode of the revival.''</div> | ||
[[Category:Themed Quiz]] | [[Category:Themed Quiz]] | ||
[[Category:Antiques]] | [[Category:Antiques]] | ||
[[Category:Long-Running]] | [[Category:Long-Running]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Regional]] | ||
| + | [[Category:South of England]] | ||
| + | [[Category:BBC Bristol Productions]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Maverick Television Productions]] | ||
| + | [[Category:BBC Birmingham Productions]] | ||
Current revision as of 02:48, 17 September 2024
Contents |
Host
Tony Ross (1965)
Max Robertson (1965-77)
Hugh Scully (stand-in, 1977)
Michael Parkinson (1995-99)
Anne Robinson (2000)
Michael Aspel (2001-02)
Co-hosts
Expert:
Arthur Negus (1965-77)
Eric Knowles (1995-2002)
Team Captains:
Tony Slattery (1995-97)
Leslie Ash (1995)
Mariella Frostrup (1996-97)
Helen Lederer (1996)
Penelope Keith (1997-98)
Kit Hesketh-Harvey (1998-2000)
Penny Smith (1999-2000)
Dr Mark Porter (2001-02)
Rachel de Thame (2001-02)
Broadcast
BBC1 South (regional), 31 March to 7 July 1965 (15 episodes in 1 series)
BBC Bristol for BBC1, 6 October 1965 to 16 October 1977 (up to 206 episodes in 13 series)
Maverick Television and BBC Pebble Mill for BBC1, 29 August 1995 to 3 February 2002 (348 episodes in 8 series)
Synopsis
Antiques guessing game that carried Arthur Negus to fame as the show's resident expert, and this was all in the days before Antiques Roadshow.
However, British law has changed since then and now all antiques game shows are obliged to include the word "Great" or "Going" in the title and feature Eric Knowles as an authority. (OK, except Bargain Hunt. We'll give you that.)
In the middle of the format, there was an "identify the mystery object" round. But the meat of the show was about discussing specific antiques. The teams of panellists took turns to identify the nature, materials, age etc. of the objects d'art, and most importantly take a stab at the value. The expert would then give a mini lecture about the piece before revealing the correct answers.
Inventor
John King
Theme music
First movement from Respighi's suite Gli Uccelli (The Birds).
Trivia
Our episode count is slightly unclear: 14 episodes aired on Tuesday afternoons during 1972. They might be repeats, but aren't marked as repeats in the Radio Times, so we've listed them as new episodes.
Alongside Call My Bluff, BBC Four repeated episodes from the original Robertson/Negus run from 12 August to 16 September 2024. Well we say Robertson/Negus. For the last of these, future Antiques Roadshow host Hugh Scully deputised as Robertson was unavailable. This episode, first broadcast in 1977, was recorded in Stratfield Saye House; we suspect this series may have gone on tour à la early Mastermind. Face the Music took over from 23 September.
Web links
Opening titles from the BBC Motion Graphics Archive
Pictures
Michael Parkinson, with the famous bird cage which featured in the opening titles of both versions of the programme.Videos
The very first episode of the revival.
