Looks Familiar
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| - | Thames for ITV | + | Thames for ITV, 25 August 1970 (pilot) |
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| - | + | 18 October 1972 to 1983 (series) | |
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| + | Thames for Channel 4, 2 August 1984 to 1987 | ||
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| - | Described as a game to test your | + | A straight TV transfer of the radio format [[Sounds Familiar]]. Described as a game to test your NQ (that's 'Nostalgia Quotient'), Denis Norden was joined by three personalities for a popular teatime test of showbusiness knowledge concentrating on the 1930s and 40s. |
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| + | Hardly a game show, Norden would skilfully steer the conversation for his guests using some very gentle questions that were often illustrated by film clips, but there were no points awarded nor any winner. | ||
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| + | == Inventor == | ||
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| + | Denis Gifford | ||
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| + | I think the theme music might be Petite Fleur by Chris Barber and His Jazz Band - DJB --> | ||
| - | + | == Trivia == | |
| - | + | The show was picked up by Channel 4 in a peak-time slot from 1984 to 1987 whilst ITV took the opportunity to dump repeats of it in a graveyard, pre-closedown slot. | |
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[[Category:Channel 4 Programmes]] | [[Category:Channel 4 Programmes]] | ||
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Current revision as of 00:52, 20 August 2019
Contents |
Host
Broadcast
Thames for ITV, 25 August 1970 (pilot)
18 October 1972 to 1983 (series)
Thames for Channel 4, 2 August 1984 to 1987
Synopsis
A straight TV transfer of the radio format Sounds Familiar. Described as a game to test your NQ (that's 'Nostalgia Quotient'), Denis Norden was joined by three personalities for a popular teatime test of showbusiness knowledge concentrating on the 1930s and 40s.
Hardly a game show, Norden would skilfully steer the conversation for his guests using some very gentle questions that were often illustrated by film clips, but there were no points awarded nor any winner.
Inventor
Denis Gifford
Trivia
The show was picked up by Channel 4 in a peak-time slot from 1984 to 1987 whilst ITV took the opportunity to dump repeats of it in a graveyard, pre-closedown slot.
