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Question of Sport, A: ... Question of Sport is a panel based quiz show with two team captains who are ex sporting stars and they have 2 guests with them who are also sporting stars as well. The show is about comedy more than anything else as they seem to have guests on the show with the co captains who seem to have a good laugh about things so you end up enjoying the show much more. The presenter Sue Barker who is very talented in making so...
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	Jenny Jones TV Programme / Daytime talk show hosted by Jenny Jones. overall rating 9 reviews

	Never Mind the Buzzcocks TV Programme / BBC2 - Mark Lamarr hosts a pop music quiz. overall rating 42 reviews

	Mike Reid's Late Home Video Show TV Programme / Adult home video show presented by Mike Reid. overall rating 5 reviews

	That 70s show TV Programme / Comedy showing what living in 1976 was like for a group of 17 year olds. On Channel 5. overall rating 11 reviews

	The Villa TV Programme / Game show hosted by Mark Little. Shown on Sky One. overall rating 4 reviews

	Scrapheap Challenge TV Programme / Entertainment show whereby contestants build a machine from what is in the scrap yard. overall rating 23 reviews

	Kilroy TV Programme / Talk show presented by Robert Kilroy-Silk. overall rating 16 reviews

	Whose Line is it Anyway? TV Programme / Comedy skit show. overall rating 33 reviews

	Dirty Dancing: The Time of Your Life Living TV Reality Show / TV Programme / 10-weeks and 16 dancers take to the Mountain Lake Resort, aka Kellermans, where the cult classic, Dirty Dancing was filmed. The lucky winner will receive a year long contract with top dance agency Bloc. overall rating 6 reviews

	Room 101 TV Programme / overall rating 41 reviews

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	Have I got News for You ... I Got News For You is probably my favourite of the numerous "topical news quiz" shows, and is in fact the original one that, after its success, invited the deluge of other similar shows, even if none have been able to replicate the format as well as it is displayed here. For those thinking HIGNFY is a stuffy political programme, you re wrong: this is a hilarious show that s quite accessible to those who aren t that interested in politics (such as myself), and those who are too. The show was initially hosted by Angus Deayton, but after he was hilariously ousted in the mid-2000s, there is a rotation of guest hosts now, with an impressive range that goes from... Read the full review: The best news show... by shaneo632
	Have I got News for You ... one of my all time favourite television programmes. I have watched this for a long time, and it has coped with the changes very well. I remember enjoying it when it was hosted by angus deayton, especially when paul and ian joked about his presence in the media. After he left, it felt like the programme would not be the same, and it took a while to get used to the new format, but now I think it is even better with guest hosts, as each host bring a different slant on the show, and it is often funny seeing how blunt ian and paul can be to the hosts who they dont really like. My favourite hosts is will self, and they often have some really great comedians on. It is... Read the full review: Current affairs made fun by harriet100
	You've Been Framed! ... upon a time, You ve Been Framed was a great show, but that time has passed considerably. In the mid-1990s, before I had access to the Internet, and chiefly, YouTube, it had a firm place on mine and many others TV schedules, for it celebrated the inanity and idiocy of Britain s population. However, through numerous line-up changes, including Lisa Riley and, bemusingly, Harry Hill, it has become increasingly less relevant in an age where more unique and daring prat falls are a few mere clicks away. The show has a very simple concept: you send in clips of people you know being idiots, and you ll be paid a variant sum (usually £250) for the clip. Back in the hey-dey, t... Read the full review: With YouTube, why bother? by shaneo632

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