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This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.  
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This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.
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New shows for [[New Shows Archive#2003|2003]], [[New Shows Archive#2004|2004]], [[New Shows Archive#2005|2005]], [[New Shows Archive#2006|2006]], [[New Shows Archive#2007|2007]], [[New Shows Archive#2008|2008]], [[New Shows Archive#2009|2009]] and [[New Shows Archive#2010|2010]] are also available.
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For a list of past new shows from years gone by, we have a [[New Shows Archive]] page available.
('''R''') indicates a revival.
('''R''') indicates a revival.
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==2011==
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==2024==
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|'''February'''
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|'''November'''
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|[[A Farmer's Life for Me]]
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|[[Parents' Evening]]
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|Lifestyle, reality
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|Family Game
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|[[It's Your Round]]
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|'''October'''
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|Radio, Comedy panel game
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|[[Secret Fortune]]
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|''no new shows''
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|Quiz, general knowledge
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|[[The 3rd Degree]]
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|'''September'''
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|Radio, academic quiz
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|[[Trade Your Way to the USA]]
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|[[Bad Boyfriends]]
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|Children's, business
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|Reality
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|'''January'''
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|[[Dress the Nation]]
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|Lifestyle
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|[[The Biggest Loser UK|The Biggest Loser]] ('''R''')
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|[[House of the Year]] '''(R)'''
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|Lifestyle, reality
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|Regional (Northern Ireland), lifestyle, property
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|[[Celebrity Five Go to...]]
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|'''August'''
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|Lifestyle, reality
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|[[Cookery School]]
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|[[The Answer Run]]
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|Quiz, general knowledge
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|[[Dating Naked UK]]
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|Reality, dating
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|[[Love Is Blind UK]]
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|Reality, dating
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|[[Password]] '''(R)'''
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|Puzzle
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|[[Second-Hand Showdown]]
|Lifestyle
|Lifestyle
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|[[Famous and Fearless]]
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|'''July'''
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|Sport
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|[[Fast and Loose]]
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|[[Battle in the Box]]
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|Improvisation
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|Reality, comedy
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|[[The Magicians]]
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|'''June'''
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|Variety
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|[[Michel Roux's Service]]
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|''no new shows''
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|Lifestyle, reality
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|[[Penn & Teller: Fool Us]]    
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|'''May'''
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|[[Double the Money]]
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|Reality
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|[[The Fortune Hotel]]
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|Reality, decision making
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|[[National Trust Cook Off]]
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|Lifestyle, food
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|'''April'''
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|-
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|[[Love Triangle]]
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|Dating
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|[[Our Dream Farm]]
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|Recruitment, agriculture
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|'''March'''
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|[[Josh Must Win]]
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|Reality, hidden camera
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|'''February'''
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|[[Bring the Drama]]
|Variety
|Variety
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|[[Perfection]]
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|[[Hot Mess Summer]]
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|Reality
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|[[One Person Found This Helpful]]
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|Radio panel game
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|[[Out of Order (2)]]
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|Comedy panel game
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|[[Smart TV]]
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|Comedy panel game, television
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|[[Unspeakable]]
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|Words, radio panel game
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|'''January'''
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|-
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|[[Gladiators]] '''(R)'''
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|Action and adventure
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|[[Jeopardy!]] '''(R)'''
|Quiz, general knowledge
|Quiz, general knowledge
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|[[Tool Academy]]
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|[[Style It Out]]
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|Dating
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|Childrens, lifestyle
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|[[Wheel of Fortune (2)]] '''(R)'''
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|Puzzle
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|[[Wing It]]
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|Improvisation, radio
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==Coming up==
 
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*''Compete for the Meat'' - [[Al Murray]] hosts a quiz show - the second to be adapted from his Pub Landlord stage act (see also: [[Fact Hunt]]) - in which teams compete to win, well, some meat. (Avalon for Dave)
 
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*''College of Knowledge'' - panel game pitched somewhere between [[School's Out]] and [[QI]]. Milton Jones hosts. (Pozzitive Productions for Dave)
 
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*''Sing If You Can'' - Two teams of three celebrity contestants, each backed by one half of the studio audience, attempt to sing songs while being distracted in a number of different ways. Their performances are judged by a panel, who ultimately decide which team progresses to the final. Here, the longer the team stays on a revolving turntable while singing, the more money they win for a randomly selected person from their half of the audience. (Zodiak Media Group for ITV1, 2011)
 
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*''CBBC Glee Club'' - a search for the UK's best performance groups. Just don't point out that it's [[Don't Stop Believing|been done before]]. Sam and Mark host. (BBC1, March 2011)
 
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*''Gory Games'' - game show spin-off from the ''Horrible Histories'' series. [[Dave Lamb]] hosts, with support from puppeteer [[John Ecclestone]] as Rattus Rattus and ''Horrible Histories'' author Terry Deary. (Lion TV / Citrus Television for CBBC, 2011)
 
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*''Hot Like Us'' - Several couples, consisting of professional models, live together and take part in a series of relationship and modelling tasks. The winners get an agency modelling contract. (BBC in-house for BBC3, 2011)
 
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*''Wordaholics'' - wordy panel game with [[Gyles Brandreth]]. (Radio 4)
 
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*''It's Your Round'' - Panel game in which the competitors provide their own rounds for the others to play. [[Angus Deayton]] keeps some sort of order. (Radio 4)
 
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*''Impossible?'' - Illusionist Philip Escoffey invites contestants to guess whether a series of challenges he intends to perform can be completed or are impossible. Contestants who guess correctly are rewarded with cash. (Gogglebox Entertainment and Group M Entertainment for Channel Five, 2011)
 
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*''Four Rooms'' (working title) - Members of the public bring along their collectibles to sell to one of four buyers. However, they can only hear each buyer's offer one at a time, and they cannot go back to an offer once they have rejected it, meaning they must decide whether to stick with the offer they have received, or move onto the buyer in the next room in the hope their offer might be better. (TalkbackThames for Channel 4, Spring 2011)
 
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*''The Great British Hairdresser'' - Ten hopefuls are given a series of tasks by stylist James Brown, with one hopeful being eliminated each week. The last remaining hopeful at the end of the series wins the chance to style a celebrity for a photo shoot, and a position working alongside Brown. (Splash Media for E4, 2011)
 
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*''The Beat Goes On'' - two teams of three compete in singing, dancing and music trivia rounds. Your host is [[Dave Berry]]. (Gallowgate / Group M for Five, early 2011)
 
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*''Wannabe'' - Talent show along the lines of [[Let Me Entertain You]]. [[Claudia Winkleman]] hosts. (Channel 4, 2011)
 
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*''Splatalot'' - A Medieval-themed physical gameshow which sees a group of 12 teens, known as 'Attackers', travel to that well-known Medieval location of Toronto to compete against a group of Medieval Gladiators, known as the 'Defenders' in a series of three rounds - Cross the Moat, Storm the Castle, and Steal the Crown - with the last Attacker standing being declared the Prince or Princess of Splatalot. (marblemedia in association with the BBC, YTV Canada and ABC Australia for CBBC, Spring 2011)
 
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*''[[Give Us a Clue]]'' - the charades-based game looks set for a revival following a pilot with [[George Lamb]] as chairman and [[Kirsten O'Brien]] and [[Rufus Hound]] as captains. (TalkbackThames for whoever wants it)
 
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*''Fight for Me'' - The people behind ''Walking with Dinosaurs'' and ''Primeval'' do a "fighting robots" show. The world says "it's a bit like [[Robot Wars]]". We say, "more like [[FightBox]], surely?" (Impossible Pictures / ITV Studios for ITV1)
 
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*''The Outsiders'' (formerly ''The Village'') - A bunch of townies move into the North Yorkshire village of Grassington, and the existing residents vote for who gets to stay. (Studio Lambert for Channel 4, early 2011)
 
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*''Date Me Baby One More Time'': One half of a recently separated couple tells the story of their break-up, before staging a stunt in public to try to win back their ex. (TwentyTwenty for BBC3, pilot 2011)
 
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*''Cat Deeley's Treasure Hunt'' (formerly ''Treasure Tag''): Contestants follow a treasure trail around London, banking money along the way, then play for it in a studio-based endgame. Co-created by [[Cat Deeley|Deeley]] and Eurythmics chap David A Stewart, apparently. (Whizzkid Entertainment pilot)
 
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*''Bank It or Bin It'': Contestants are asked to guess which of two things is more valuable. (Monkey Kingdom for Sky1, pilot 2011)
 

Current revision as of 20:20, 24 October 2024

This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.

For a list of past new shows from years gone by, we have a New Shows Archive page available.

(R) indicates a revival.

2024

November
Parents' Evening Family Game
October
no new shows
September
Bad Boyfriends Reality
Dress the Nation Lifestyle
House of the Year (R) Regional (Northern Ireland), lifestyle, property
August
The Answer Run Quiz, general knowledge
Dating Naked UK Reality, dating
Love Is Blind UK Reality, dating
Password (R) Puzzle
Second-Hand Showdown Lifestyle
July
Battle in the Box Reality, comedy
June
no new shows
May
Double the Money Reality
The Fortune Hotel Reality, decision making
National Trust Cook Off Lifestyle, food
April
Love Triangle Dating
Our Dream Farm Recruitment, agriculture
March
Josh Must Win Reality, hidden camera
February
Bring the Drama Variety
Hot Mess Summer Reality
One Person Found This Helpful Radio panel game
Out of Order (2) Comedy panel game
Smart TV Comedy panel game, television
Unspeakable Words, radio panel game
January
Gladiators (R) Action and adventure
Jeopardy! (R) Quiz, general knowledge
Style It Out Childrens, lifestyle
Wheel of Fortune (2) (R) Puzzle
Wing It Improvisation, radio
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