Transatlantic Quiz
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Revision as of 03:39, 9 June 2006
Contents |
Host
Lionel Hale (original)
Louis Allen (USA, 1979-86)
Anthony Quinton (UK, 1979)
Gordon Clough (UK, 1984-1986)
Co-hosts
Original team captains: Denis Brogan (UK) and Christopher Morley (USA)
1979-86 teams: Shana Alexander and Brendan Gill (USA), John Julius Norwich and Irene Thomas (UK)
Broadcast
BBC/NBC for BBC Home Service and NBC Blue Network (USA), 1941-45
BBC Radio 4, 1979, 1984-6
Synopsis
By the magic of undersea cable, two teams of (what would nowadays be called) celebrities - one in the UK, the other in the USA - competed in this live radio quiz, answering questions on each other's country and culture.
After many years in abeyance, the format was revived in 1979, and again for two series in the mid-80s. The UK team at this time was the resident London pairing on Round Britain Quiz
See also
Round Britain Quiz was loosely based on this format.
