Home Run
(After doing research, this only ran for one series and it aired on a Tuesday in the Central region.) |
(→Synopsis: Suggest a) check Sunday afternoons in 1991-92 for another series (I don't think it was a two year old repeat) and b) a time machine to watch the show.) |
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== Host == | == Host == | ||
| - | [[Jim Bowen]] | + | [[Andy Craig]] (1989) |
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== Broadcast == | == Broadcast == | ||
| - | Central (regional), 18 May to 3 August 1993 | + | Central (regional), 9 January to 10 April 1989 |
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| + | Central (regional), 18 May to 3 August 1993 | ||
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A map of the entire Central transmission region is divided into irregular polygons, each named after the city or town they contain. Two teams of local dignitaries, celebrities, and/or quizzers from one of the named areas. | A map of the entire Central transmission region is divided into irregular polygons, each named after the city or town they contain. Two teams of local dignitaries, celebrities, and/or quizzers from one of the named areas. | ||
| - | + | For one series, the teams were put in an area precisely four steps from each of their nominal bases; winning a round entitled them to move one step towards their native area, and the first team to arrive back had completed a home run. In another series, the map was used as a scoreboard, the most areas filled would win. | |
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Current revision as of 11:22, 12 November 2022
Host
Andy Craig (1989)
Jim Bowen (1993)
Broadcast
Central (regional), 9 January to 10 April 1989
Central (regional), 18 May to 3 August 1993
Synopsis
A map of the entire Central transmission region is divided into irregular polygons, each named after the city or town they contain. Two teams of local dignitaries, celebrities, and/or quizzers from one of the named areas.
For one series, the teams were put in an area precisely four steps from each of their nominal bases; winning a round entitled them to move one step towards their native area, and the first team to arrive back had completed a home run. In another series, the map was used as a scoreboard, the most areas filled would win.
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