Glory Ball
m |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| - | <div class="image">[[Image:Gloryball_logo.jpg| | + | <div class="image">[[Image:Gloryball_logo.jpg|250px]]</div> |
<div class="box"> | <div class="box"> | ||
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
Glory Ball, and the Lotto Daily Play draw it brings with it, is Challenge's latest attempt to muck up the schedules royally. It's broadcast five times a night from Monday to Saturday. | Glory Ball, and the Lotto Daily Play draw it brings with it, is Challenge's latest attempt to muck up the schedules royally. It's broadcast five times a night from Monday to Saturday. | ||
| + | |||
| + | <div class="image">[[Image:Gloryball_presenters.jpg]] | ||
| + | |||
| + | ''The possible inspiration of that Craig David song?''</div> | ||
Winners of each segment can either choose to take a salary-busting £40 or the "Glory Ball Gamble", which gives them a random number between 1 and 27. If their number comes up in that particular evening's Daily Play live draw they win £200 - shurely enough to tell the boss where to stick your job on Monday. | Winners of each segment can either choose to take a salary-busting £40 or the "Glory Ball Gamble", which gives them a random number between 1 and 27. If their number comes up in that particular evening's Daily Play live draw they win £200 - shurely enough to tell the boss where to stick your job on Monday. | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 13 June 2006
Contents |
Host
Jean Anderson, James McCourt, Jayne Sharp, Nikki Cowan (rotating)
Broadcast
UMTV for Challenge, 2005
Synopsis
It seems Challenge flip-flops between two states of mind. Either it sticks to a regular "on the half-hour" schedule with everything starting at nice times, or it decides to go manic and have a zoo-style format with regular links of 5 to 15 minute programettes, such as the ill-fated Games Room.
Glory Ball, and the Lotto Daily Play draw it brings with it, is Challenge's latest attempt to muck up the schedules royally. It's broadcast five times a night from Monday to Saturday.
The possible inspiration of that Craig David song?Winners of each segment can either choose to take a salary-busting £40 or the "Glory Ball Gamble", which gives them a random number between 1 and 27. If their number comes up in that particular evening's Daily Play live draw they win £200 - shurely enough to tell the boss where to stick your job on Monday.
Games include: Blow Up, Flash Attack, Sink or Swim, Famous Fives and the Phra$e That Pay$.
It seems a lot more coherent, and mercifully briefer, than previous attempts at games-based links than previous incarnations, but if they think we're tuning in to see Krypton Factor at 7.55pm, think on.
