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| - | Teatime quiz show played by three parent-and-child pairs, with a mixture of then-and-now rounds and theoretically age-neutral puzzle questions ''a la'' [[Beat the Teacher]]. A music round featured tunes played by the Brighton Bottle Orchestra (what's a local | + | Teatime quiz show played by three parent-and-child pairs, with a mixture of then-and-now rounds and theoretically age-neutral puzzle questions ''a la'' [[Beat the Teacher]]. A music round featured tunes played by the Brighton Bottle Orchestra (what's a local Granadaland show doing shipping in an act from the south coast?). The prize endgame had the winning team facing questions about their own family, secretly set by another relative - impossible to play along with but fun to watch. |
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Host
Broadcast
Action Time for Granada (not networked), 4 January 1991 to 1 March 1993 (? - may include one or more repeat runs)
Synopsis
Teatime quiz show played by three parent-and-child pairs, with a mixture of then-and-now rounds and theoretically age-neutral puzzle questions a la Beat the Teacher. A music round featured tunes played by the Brighton Bottle Orchestra (what's a local Granadaland show doing shipping in an act from the south coast?). The prize endgame had the winning team facing questions about their own family, secretly set by another relative - impossible to play along with but fun to watch.
Inventor
Credited to "Action Time and Stuart Prebble".
