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Revision as of 22:04, 6 August 2008
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Host
Neville "Nick" Barker
Co-hosts
Scorer: Muriel Young
Broadcast
Associated Rediffusion, 1957
Synopsis
Live quiz broadcast live from Associated Redifussion Wembley Studios. "Answers Please" was a news quiz for late teeneage youth club members - two teams of three competing against each other from They Think it's All Over-style desks, separated by the presenter and Scorer, a youthful Muriel Young.
A few minutes before the show, contestants were shown a black and white newsreel compilation which formed the basis of the questions asked during the show. Points were given and, at the end, converted into cash (approx. £10 for losers, £50 for winners).
Celebrity guests, such as Terry Spinks (boxer in the 1956 Olympics), came on in connection with one of the items.
Trivia
Former contestant Bob Edwards writes: "It was broadcast in the same studio as "Cool for Cats", presented by Kent Walton, later of wrestling fame. My part of the desk was joined to Kent Walton's and we sat side by side during both shows, though neither of us appeared in the other's! The show was quite popular and lasted one series, I think."
