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| + | |[[Any Dream Will Do]] | ||
| + | |Variety, reality | ||
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|'''March''' | |'''March''' | ||
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|[[I Blame the Spice Girls]] | |[[I Blame the Spice Girls]] | ||
|Comedy panel game, television | |Comedy panel game, television | ||
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| + | |[[People's Quiz]] | ||
| + | |Quiz, general knowledge | ||
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|[[Soapstar Superchef]] | |[[Soapstar Superchef]] | ||
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|'''February''' | |'''February''' | ||
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| + | |[[Hider in the House]] | ||
| + | |Childrens | ||
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|[[Supermarket Sweep]] '''(R)''' | |[[Supermarket Sweep]] '''(R)''' | ||
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|[[Great British Village Show]] | |[[Great British Village Show]] | ||
|Lifestyle | |Lifestyle | ||
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|[[The Restaurant]] | |[[The Restaurant]] | ||
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*''Identity'' - UK version of the Penn Jillette-hosted American show (BBC, late 2007 or 2008?) | *''Identity'' - UK version of the Penn Jillette-hosted American show (BBC, late 2007 or 2008?) | ||
*''The Sorceror's Apprentice'' - young magicians compete to impress. (Twenty Twenty for CBBC Channel) | *''The Sorceror's Apprentice'' - young magicians compete to impress. (Twenty Twenty for CBBC Channel) | ||
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*''Britain's Got Talent'' - Simon Cowell's lastest venture, an [[Opportunity Knocks]] for 2006 or thereabouts. Ant and Dec are rumoured to be close to signing up; Cowell will also appear on screen. Already made in the USA as ''America's Got Talent''. (ITV1) | *''Britain's Got Talent'' - Simon Cowell's lastest venture, an [[Opportunity Knocks]] for 2006 or thereabouts. Ant and Dec are rumoured to be close to signing up; Cowell will also appear on screen. Already made in the USA as ''America's Got Talent''. (ITV1) | ||
*''Battle of the Exes'' - one-off relationship game show with [[Alex Zane]] and Jenny Frost. (E4) | *''Battle of the Exes'' - one-off relationship game show with [[Alex Zane]] and Jenny Frost. (E4) | ||
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*''Extreme'': [http://www.thecustard.tv thecustard.tv] says: "game show featuring men aged 45 to 60 competing in dangerous challenges". (ITV1) | *''Extreme'': [http://www.thecustard.tv thecustard.tv] says: "game show featuring men aged 45 to 60 competing in dangerous challenges". (ITV1) | ||
*''The Swot Team'': quiz in which contestants take on child prodigies. (BBC One) | *''The Swot Team'': quiz in which contestants take on child prodigies. (BBC One) | ||
| - | *''Unbelievable'' (formerly ''Pants On Fire''): [[Angus Deayton]] hosts a panel game based on tall stories. David Mitchell is one of the team captains. (BBC One, | + | *''Unbelievable'' (formerly ''Pants On Fire''): [[Angus Deayton]] hosts a panel game based on tall stories. David Mitchell is one of the team captains. (BBC One, 2007) |
*''Celebrity Bowls'': Celebrity bowls. With [[Gail Porter]]. Apparently. (Channel 4) | *''Celebrity Bowls'': Celebrity bowls. With [[Gail Porter]]. Apparently. (Channel 4) | ||
*''Big Bluffer'' - famous faces gamble their own money on the outcome of stunts. Hosted by [[Alex Zane]]. (Zeppotron(?) for Channel 4) | *''Big Bluffer'' - famous faces gamble their own money on the outcome of stunts. Hosted by [[Alex Zane]]. (Zeppotron(?) for Channel 4) | ||
*''Tough Decisions'', a comedy quiz with Patrick McGuinness (Objective for E4) | *''Tough Decisions'', a comedy quiz with Patrick McGuinness (Objective for E4) | ||
*''Dawns-Tastig'' (Dancetastic), S4C prepares to jump onto the dance-based reality bandwagon with this contest for 11-14 years old. Winners get performance with dance group in a Pineapple Studios production in London (Apollo for S4C) | *''Dawns-Tastig'' (Dancetastic), S4C prepares to jump onto the dance-based reality bandwagon with this contest for 11-14 years old. Winners get performance with dance group in a Pineapple Studios production in London (Apollo for S4C) | ||
Revision as of 07:54, 22 March 2007
This page lists the most recent game show debuts and other shows almost ready for transmission.
New shows for 2004, 2005 and 2006 are also available.
(R) indicates a revival.
2007
| April | Any Dream Will Do | Variety, reality |
| March | ||
| I Blame the Spice Girls | Comedy panel game, television | |
| People's Quiz | Quiz, general knowledge | |
| Soapstar Superchef | Lifestyle | |
| The Underdog Show | Reality, lifestyle | |
| February | ||
| Hider in the House | Childrens | |
| Supermarket Sweep (R) | Lifestyle | |
| When Will I be Famous? | Variety | |
| January | ||
| Big Bumper Science Quiz | Quiz, themed (science) | |
| Fortune: Million Pound Giveaway | Decision Making | |
| Perfect Strangers | Quiz, general knowledge | |
| Safari School | Reality, educational | |
| Scratch 'n' Sniff's Den of Doom | Childrens | |
| The Search | Action/adventure | |
| WAGs Boutique | Reality, business | |
| Your Country Needs You | Quiz, general knowledge | |
| Launch date TBC | ||
| For The Rest Of Your Life | Decision Making | |
| Golden Balls | Decision Making | |
| Great British Village Show | Lifestyle | |
| The Restaurant | Reality | |
| Tycoon | Business |
(R) means that the show is a revival.
Coming up
- Identity - UK version of the Penn Jillette-hosted American show (BBC, late 2007 or 2008?)
- The Sorceror's Apprentice - young magicians compete to impress. (Twenty Twenty for CBBC Channel)
- Britain's Got Talent - Simon Cowell's lastest venture, an Opportunity Knocks for 2006 or thereabouts. Ant and Dec are rumoured to be close to signing up; Cowell will also appear on screen. Already made in the USA as America's Got Talent. (ITV1)
- Battle of the Exes - one-off relationship game show with Alex Zane and Jenny Frost. (E4)
- Reversal of Fortune - strangely-titled quiz with Eamonn Holmes in which the contestants will apparently be shown the questions in reverse (i.e. backwards).
- Click City sends kids on a treasure hunt with mobile phones. (Lion TV, channel unknown)
- Space Pirates: virtual reality adventure game for children. (Lion TV, channel unknown)
- Best in Preschool: Lorraine Kelly and Dominic Wood test pre-schoolers on stuff. (ITV1, later this year)
- Extreme: thecustard.tv says: "game show featuring men aged 45 to 60 competing in dangerous challenges". (ITV1)
- The Swot Team: quiz in which contestants take on child prodigies. (BBC One)
- Unbelievable (formerly Pants On Fire): Angus Deayton hosts a panel game based on tall stories. David Mitchell is one of the team captains. (BBC One, 2007)
- Celebrity Bowls: Celebrity bowls. With Gail Porter. Apparently. (Channel 4)
- Big Bluffer - famous faces gamble their own money on the outcome of stunts. Hosted by Alex Zane. (Zeppotron(?) for Channel 4)
- Tough Decisions, a comedy quiz with Patrick McGuinness (Objective for E4)
- Dawns-Tastig (Dancetastic), S4C prepares to jump onto the dance-based reality bandwagon with this contest for 11-14 years old. Winners get performance with dance group in a Pineapple Studios production in London (Apollo for S4C)
