The Zodiac Game
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Revision as of 00:53, 5 April 2019
Contents |
Host
Co-hosts
Astrolgers:
Bernard Fitzwalter (1984)
Russell Grant (1985)
Broadcast
Anglia for ITV, 6 January 1984 to 27 August 1985 (39 episodes in 2 series)
Synopsis
If horoscopes are popular, and game shows are popular, a game show about horoscopes must be popular, right? A fallacy proved by the passage of time, if ever there was.
Nicholas Willmott says:
- My memory of the main part is vague, but the questions were multiple choice, with 3 answers to choose from. The contestants had to put their answers in (by pressing a button), but they had to agree with the astrologer. I never really understood the logic of that, does anyone else have a better memory of how that worked?
- The final part of the programme was "Call A Sign". Tom asked the contestant to call a sign, and the contestant would be asked a question. Again, I'm not 100% sure, my memory is vague here, but I guess the question must have been somehow connected to the sign, e.g. Virgo, Libra.
Inventor
Ron Bareham and Laurence Barnett
Theme music
Noted for its "let's sing all the zodiac signs"-style theme: "Libra, Scorpio, and Sagitariuuuuuus!"
Merchandise
A tie-in board game was produced. Really.
