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| - | Comedy game where | + | Comedy game where the first half of a rhyming couplet was supplied and comedians were challenged to complete the other half. The last words had to rhyme. The two contestants had to guess what the very last word of the poem would be to win money. |
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| + | ''Complete this joke — and it's got to rhyme!'' | ||
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| + | The daily winner took part in a "headline" round, rhyming the last word of a headline, for up to £250. Winner stayed on to the next show. | ||
Despite a reasonably good viewer response, as new satellite channel programmes go, the programme wasn't recommissioned when BSB and Sky merged. | Despite a reasonably good viewer response, as new satellite channel programmes go, the programme wasn't recommissioned when BSB and Sky merged. | ||
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When piloted, the show was called ''Rhyme or Reason'' and had five comedians instead of four. The original five in the pilot were [[Sandi Toksvig]], Jenny Eclair, Nick Revell, [[Tony Hawks]] and Mickey Hutton. | When piloted, the show was called ''Rhyme or Reason'' and had five comedians instead of four. The original five in the pilot were [[Sandi Toksvig]], Jenny Eclair, Nick Revell, [[Tony Hawks]] and Mickey Hutton. | ||
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[[Category:STV Productions]] | [[Category:STV Productions]] | ||
[[Category:BSB Galaxy Programmes]] | [[Category:BSB Galaxy Programmes]] | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 20 August 2017
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Host
Broadcast
Scottish for Galaxy, 30 April to 28 September 1990 (65 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Comedy game where the first half of a rhyming couplet was supplied and comedians were challenged to complete the other half. The last words had to rhyme. The two contestants had to guess what the very last word of the poem would be to win money.
Complete this joke — and it's got to rhyme!
The daily winner took part in a "headline" round, rhyming the last word of a headline, for up to £250. Winner stayed on to the next show.
Despite a reasonably good viewer response, as new satellite channel programmes go, the programme wasn't recommissioned when BSB and Sky merged.
Trivia
When piloted, the show was called Rhyme or Reason and had five comedians instead of four. The original five in the pilot were Sandi Toksvig, Jenny Eclair, Nick Revell, Tony Hawks and Mickey Hutton.
