Star Quality
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Current revision as of 18:37, 13 December 2018
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Host
Co-hosts
Broadcast
HTV West in association with Chatsworth Television for ITV, 29 September to 3 November 1989 (6 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Quite simply the worst game show ever made.
Star Quality was a quiz about showbiz plus a talent show, in which players move around a board at the throw of the dice. If they landed on a question square, they answered one of Gyles' questions. If they landed on an 'Audition' square, they would perform a musical/dramatic piece to the audience for 60 seconds. After that the jury of 11 (why 11??!) would mark them out of 10. These numbers would be added up by Beverley and converted into lights on the board by dividing their score by 11 on a calculator and rounding it up (???).
At the end of the show, the winner was the one with the most lights. BUT there was an extra winner after this! Each contestant had 24 seconds to perform a piece to camera and the jury would vote on the overall winner.
The most complicated, hilariously bad show ever made!
Inventor
Eric Williams and Brian Attree
Trivia
Star Quality was the main inspiration for the Music based episode from the second series of educational television spoof comedy Look Around You. Co-creator Robert Popper later assessed Bath Road's finest half-second for Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe.
Videos
New Faces is laughing so hard right now (and it's not because of the cack jokes).
