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Current revision as of 14:47, 4 June 2020
Synopsis
A one-off comedy quiz, lasting an hour and a half, recalling the highlights of the first ten years of Channel 5 (and Five, as it became).
Teams were asked questions based on each of the proceeding years, each year beginning with a montage of Channel 5 shows and news stories of the year. Although they forgot to mention Fort Boyard or The Mole. Cuh. Similarly the questions were based on Channel 5 shows and news stories.
Trivia
The show took its name from the first people to appear on the new station.
