Take on the Twisters
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| - | A quick-fire quiz | + | A quick-fire quiz involving eight giant sand-timers. |
Apparently, it works like this: One player plays against the clock, there are six timers of various lengths, a correct answer upends a timer. Whichever timers are still running at the end of time earn money. Best player of four plays the final with eight timers, and the money's hidden behind one of them. | Apparently, it works like this: One player plays against the clock, there are six timers of various lengths, a correct answer upends a timer. Whichever timers are still running at the end of time earn money. Best player of four plays the final with eight timers, and the money's hidden behind one of them. | ||
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Will Slater | Will Slater | ||
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| + | The show went out in the 5pm slot as a summer replacement for [[The Chase]] in 2013. | ||
== Web links == | == Web links == | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 5 August 2016
Synopsis
A quick-fire quiz involving eight giant sand-timers.
Apparently, it works like this: One player plays against the clock, there are six timers of various lengths, a correct answer upends a timer. Whichever timers are still running at the end of time earn money. Best player of four plays the final with eight timers, and the money's hidden behind one of them.
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Inventor
Josephine Brassey, Liz Gaskell, Chris Greenwood and John Lomax
Theme music
Will Slater
Trivia
The show went out in the 5pm slot as a summer replacement for The Chase in 2013.
