Caught in the Act
(I'm going to assume, too, that David B wasn't lying here. Of course, most people only had four channels in '92 - and the only real competition was Gardeners' World and the sitcom Second Thoughts) |
(The music composer's name can still be disclosed, can't it? ;) I'm taking it that Simon Etchell hadn't become Action Time's go-to composer just yet) |
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Revision as of 00:48, 10 March 2025
Synopsis
The BBC's "me-too!" answer to ITV's vastly successful You've Been Framed!, this never really took off.
People sent in their home videos, people representing nine of the videos faced off in three semi-finals of sorts with the audience voting on their favourite. They then, we think, voted on an ultimate winner from the three heats with a prize going to the winner.
Particularly noted for its highly irritating use of comedy sound effects.
Inventor
Names have been removed to protect the guilty.
Theme music
Alan Parker
Trivia
Despite being critically mauled, it maintained its Friday 8:30pm slot throughout its run. And ten million people watched every episode! Truly, another age.
Videos
Here's a full episode that you'd rather forget than remember.
