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Yet ''another'' premium rate puzzle phone-in. This one did at least try to entertain at the same time as inflating your phone bill, and could almost be considered cult viewing on the evenings Greg Scott was on. | Yet ''another'' premium rate puzzle phone-in. This one did at least try to entertain at the same time as inflating your phone bill, and could almost be considered cult viewing on the evenings Greg Scott was on. | ||
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| + | In January 2007, Ofcom found that ITV Play (broadcasting the Quizmania programme) was in breach of the Broadcasting Code over a quiz about items found in a woman's handbag. After only seven of the 13 prizes had been won, the remaining answers included "balaclava" and "rawl plugs". Ofcom found ITV Play in breach of rule 2.11 of the broadcasting code, which states that "competitions should be conducted fairly". | ||
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Revision as of 22:23, 15 January 2007
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Host
Various, including:
Debbie King
Greg Scott
Chuck Thomas
Lee Baldry
Nigel Mitchell
Kirsty Duffy (Cruel Winter winner)
Lee Clark
Tim Lichfield
Broadcast
Sky Digital channel 277, 2005
Produced by Fremantle Media for ITV1, 2005 to 14th January 2007
Synopsis
Yet another premium rate puzzle phone-in. This one did at least try to entertain at the same time as inflating your phone bill, and could almost be considered cult viewing on the evenings Greg Scott was on.
Trivia
In January 2007, Ofcom found that ITV Play (broadcasting the Quizmania programme) was in breach of the Broadcasting Code over a quiz about items found in a woman's handbag. After only seven of the 13 prizes had been won, the remaining answers included "balaclava" and "rawl plugs". Ofcom found ITV Play in breach of rule 2.11 of the broadcasting code, which states that "competitions should be conducted fairly".
Web links
You can watch this one online, look!
