People's Quiz
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Nationwide contest to find the country's leading quiz player. However - twist ahoy! - all the questions and answers to the initial rounds are published in advance to generate some kind of level playing field. [[Kevin Ashman]] will probably still win. | Nationwide contest to find the country's leading quiz player. However - twist ahoy! - all the questions and answers to the initial rounds are published in advance to generate some kind of level playing field. [[Kevin Ashman]] will probably still win. | ||
| - | Early reports | + | Early reports suggested that the auditions will produce a field of 15 finalists, who would then take part in a 13-week contest, one being eliminated each week. The website later indicated one finalist would be found for each of nine weeks. |
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Revision as of 13:32, 18 March 2007
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Host
Kate Garraway, Myleene Klass, William G. Stewart, Jamie Theakston,
Co-hosts
Not known
Broadcast
Not known for BBC One, 24 March 2007 -
Synopsis
Nationwide contest to find the country's leading quiz player. However - twist ahoy! - all the questions and answers to the initial rounds are published in advance to generate some kind of level playing field. Kevin Ashman will probably still win.
Early reports suggested that the auditions will produce a field of 15 finalists, who would then take part in a 13-week contest, one being eliminated each week. The website later indicated one finalist would be found for each of nine weeks.
This programme has not yet aired. A full review will appear here after broadcast.
