What's the best TV game show ever?

[Bentley Bullet]

Take your pick.........

[GM-MarkB]

3-2-1...coz the clues were f**king ludicrous !!

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckf_6GiLO1E" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckf_6GiLO1E</a>

Yeah...bleedin' obvious Ted   

[Bentley Bullet]

Bullseye was an interesting concept. It tended to show that all darts players were thick, and all general knowledge buffs couldn't play darts. Not once did a member of the public appear who could get a question right, and throw a dart without Tony Green taking cover.

[jonnydog]

Yeah, I'd go with Bullseye.

Although for some reason I always liked Big Break!

[niteowler]

I agree must be Jim Bowen and Bullseye even if only to get the chance of winning a Caravan or a Speedboat especially if they lived in the middle of Birmingham , Manchester or even London.

[Filo]

Live from Norwich it's the quiz of the week.............

[Filo]

Bernie, the bolt!

[GazLaz]

Fort Boyard.

[jonnydog]

Oooh... Crystal Maze

[keyser_soze]

Shooting Stars for me.

[LincsRover]

None of them - TV game shows should be banned, all of 'em! They're all horse sh*t! Dumbing down in the worst possible way and hosted by tw*ts with fake tans and crap catch phrases.

Now I'm going to lie down in a darkened room!

 

[BillyStubbsTears]

They Think It's All Over.

I don't know how I have survived these past 15-odd years without a weekly dose of "Will Carling!? Princess Di?! Say no more" repartee and a million ways of making fun of David Gower's posh upbringing.

They don't make em like that any more.

[Belle-Vue-Ghost]

Question of Sport

The Chase

[wesisback]

They Think It's All Over.

I don't know how I have survived these past 15-odd years without a weekly dose of "Will Carling!? Princess Di?! Say no more" repartee and a million ways of making fun of David Gower's posh upbringing.

They don't make em like that any more.

The finest Doncaster Rovers based joke ever (along these lines):
Arsene Wenger is not the only football manager to have his name incorporated within the football teams name, who can forget Brian Shite at Doncaster Rovers.

[LongbridgeMGRover]

Supermarket Sweep.dashing around a supermarket to load up a trolley. Compulsive daytime viewing. I hope this is repeated when i take early retirement in a couple of years time as i could watch it all day. If not i will get a boxed set.

[Bentley Bullet]

Don't you mean thupermarket thweep?

[Dutch Uncle]

Ter land, ter zee en in de lucht

Crazy Dutch show where the Dutch public in their masses line up to ride their self-made ill fated Heath-Robinson contraptions that look great and fall apart as they try to cross varying depths and widths of water..........

About the only thing I miss about the Netherlands (except Cycle Lanes)

[GM-MarkB]

Lol..who could forget 'Endurance'

Edit...good old You Tube 

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEOz7gaFfmU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEOz7gaFfmU</a>

Lol..those crazy Japs !

[BillyStubbsTears]

They Think It's All Over.

I don't know how I have survived these past 15-odd years without a weekly dose of "Will Carling!? Princess Di?! Say no more" repartee and a million ways of making fun of David Gower's posh upbringing.

They don't make em like that any more.

The finest Doncaster Rovers based joke ever (along these lines):
Arsene Wenger is not the only football manager to have his name incorporated within the football teams name, who can forget Brian Shite at Doncaster Rovers.

Ah you young uns. So much of history that you have missed.

The finest Rovers related joke was actually delivered by Bob Monkhouse and the lugubrious cockney Arthur Mullard c. 1977 on Celebrity Squares.

BM: Arthur, dear lovely Arthur. Here's your question. In the poem, of whom was it said, "He stoppeth one in three"?

AM: Doncaaaarrrrster Raaawvahs gaaawlie.

Genius! It combined cultural references, with what Eric Morecambe noted as one of the two sufficient conditions for humour - logic gone awry to comic effect.

Hancock's effort was just blunt, crude and humourless. A bit like the man himself.

[Dimples-D]

For a kid in the 1970's it was It's a knockout.

[Draytonian III]

"Its a knockout" with Stuart Hall !!!

[The Red Baron]

They Think It's All Over.

I don't know how I have survived these past 15-odd years without a weekly dose of "Will Carling!? Princess Di?! Say no more" repartee and a million ways of making fun of David Gower's posh upbringing.

They don't make em like that any more.

The finest Doncaster Rovers based joke ever (along these lines):
Arsene Wenger is not the only football manager to have his name incorporated within the football teams name, who can forget Brian Shite at Doncaster Rovers.

Ah you young uns. So much of history that you have missed.

The finest Rovers related joke was actually delivered by Bob Monkhouse and the lugubrious cockney Arthur Mullard c. 1977 on Celebrity Squares.

BM: Arthur, dear lovely Arthur. Here's your question. In the poem, of whom was it said, "He stoppeth one in three"?

AM: Doncaaaarrrrster Raaawvahs gaaawlie.

Genius! It combined cultural references, with what Eric Morecambe noted as one of the two sufficient conditions for humour - logic gone awry to comic effect.

Hancock's effort was just blunt, crude and humourless. A bit like the man himself.

Arthur Mullard was a man before his time- forecasting the career of Gary Woods!

[The Red Baron]

I know it was a pastiche of the game show, but I loved "Shooting Stars."

I'm old enough to remember the Golden Shot and Bernie the Bolt.

[Filo]

"Its a knockout" with Stuart Hall !!!

I preferred Jeux Sans Frontières

The European version, we were usually crap at it though