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The series was recorded in summer 2019 with the intent that it premiere during April 2020. After it was decided to delay transmission, the promo had to be rerecorded with a new date. However, because Carr couldn't get into the studio as a result of [[Impact of Covid-19|the Covid-19 pandemic]], it was very difficult to miss the reduction in audio quality between "starts Saturday the 30th of May on ITV" and the rest of the promo. | The series was recorded in summer 2019 with the intent that it premiere during April 2020. After it was decided to delay transmission, the promo had to be rerecorded with a new date. However, because Carr couldn't get into the studio as a result of [[Impact of Covid-19|the Covid-19 pandemic]], it was very difficult to miss the reduction in audio quality between "starts Saturday the 30th of May on ITV" and the rest of the promo. | ||
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Revision as of 02:13, 15 June 2020
Synopsis
Alan Carr revives five classic game shows. That'll be:
Key moments
Post-production mistaking Portia and Ore Oduba for Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford.
Not so much Epic Gameshow as epic fail.Trivia
The series was recorded in summer 2019 with the intent that it premiere during April 2020. After it was decided to delay transmission, the promo had to be rerecorded with a new date. However, because Carr couldn't get into the studio as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, it was very difficult to miss the reduction in audio quality between "starts Saturday the 30th of May on ITV" and the rest of the promo.
Web links
See also
Gameshow Marathon, which covered similar vintage ground about fifteen years earlier.
