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== Host == | == Host == | ||
| - | [[Richard Stilgoe]] | + | [[Robin Ray]] (1970s) |
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| + | [[Richard Stilgoe]] (1980s) | ||
== Co-hosts == | == Co-hosts == | ||
| - | + | James Burke (resident panellist, 1970s) | |
| - | [[Terry Wogan]] (resident panellist) | + | Richard Murdoch (resident panellist, 1970s) |
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| + | [[Ann Meo]] (resident panellist, 1980s) | ||
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| + | [[Terry Wogan]] (resident panellist, 1980s) | ||
== Broadcast == | == Broadcast == | ||
| - | BBC Radio 4, 1980- | + | BBC Radio 4, 4 July 1973 to 1975 |
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| + | BBC Radio 4, 16 July 1980 - 7 October 1981 (24 programmes in 2 series) | ||
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| - | A panel game on events of a year gone by, illustrated by archive extracts. The format was similar to [[Round Britain Quiz]], with a resident team - Ann Meo, the future [[Treasure Hunt (2)|Treasure Hunt]] clue-compiler; and Terry Wogan, the then-host of Radio 2's breakfast show - being challenged by guests. | + | A panel game on events of a year gone by, illustrated by archive extracts. The show was originally hosted by Robin Ray, with teams captained by scientist James Burke and comedian Richard Murdoch. The show was introduced as part of a revolution to Radio 4's schedules, which also saw ''Woman's Hour'' move from Radio 2 and ''You and Yours'' begin, and was regarded as one of the worst programmes on the network - David Wade in ''The Times'' called it a complete waste of everyone's time. |
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| + | Though abandoned after two years, the format was not one to lie down, and returned five years later. Now hosted by Richard Stilgoe, the show adopted a format similar to [[Round Britain Quiz]], with a resident team - Ann Meo, the future [[Treasure Hunt (2)|Treasure Hunt]] clue-compiler; and Terry Wogan, the then-host of Radio 2's breakfast show - being challenged by guests. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| - | + | [[The Year In Question (2)|The Year in Question]], a 1980s buzzer quiz of the same name. | |
[[Category:Radio|Year In Question (1), The]] | [[Category:Radio|Year In Question (1), The]] | ||
[[Category:History|Year In Question (1), The]] | [[Category:History|Year In Question (1), The]] | ||
[[Category:Panel Game|Year In Question (1), The]] | [[Category:Panel Game|Year In Question (1), The]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:55, 28 February 2007
Contents |
Host
Robin Ray (1970s)
Richard Stilgoe (1980s)
Co-hosts
James Burke (resident panellist, 1970s)
Richard Murdoch (resident panellist, 1970s)
Ann Meo (resident panellist, 1980s)
Terry Wogan (resident panellist, 1980s)
Broadcast
BBC Radio 4, 4 July 1973 to 1975
BBC Radio 4, 16 July 1980 - 7 October 1981 (24 programmes in 2 series)
Synopsis
A panel game on events of a year gone by, illustrated by archive extracts. The show was originally hosted by Robin Ray, with teams captained by scientist James Burke and comedian Richard Murdoch. The show was introduced as part of a revolution to Radio 4's schedules, which also saw Woman's Hour move from Radio 2 and You and Yours begin, and was regarded as one of the worst programmes on the network - David Wade in The Times called it a complete waste of everyone's time.
Though abandoned after two years, the format was not one to lie down, and returned five years later. Now hosted by Richard Stilgoe, the show adopted a format similar to Round Britain Quiz, with a resident team - Ann Meo, the future Treasure Hunt clue-compiler; and Terry Wogan, the then-host of Radio 2's breakfast show - being challenged by guests.
See also
The Year in Question, a 1980s buzzer quiz of the same name.
