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Revision as of 23:40, 7 December 2014
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Host
Co-hosts
Hostess: Sharon Moulden
Voiceover: Tony Schaeffer
Broadcast
Yorkshire Television in assocation with Bernstein/Hovis Productions, Columbia Pictures Television and Action Time for ITV, 24 May 1987 to 29 July 1989 (36 episodes in 3 series)
Synopsis
Sunday evening show where the main point was to work out a missing link between two words like this: GREEN ----- PARTY, where the missing word is HOUSE, Greenhouse and House Party. So bog-standard it hurts.
There were three chances to guess the missing word in a frame, for 30, 20 and 10 points. The missing word in each case was the same, but they got gradually easier as the points dropped.
The end game was quite clever though, one member of the couple gets the middle words and has to construct the frame around it, their partner then has to guess the middle words from the words their partner has given them. If they got all five frames, they'd win a big prize; there'd be a half-decent consolation if not.
Theme music
Title Music composed by Glen Mason and Derek Austin. Incidental Music composed by Robert Hartley.
Videos
Part 1 of an episode from 1987.
