We Need Answers Reviews
Newest Review: ... is the 'House Prize Showdown' where the winning contestant wagers the game on the chance to win a branded piece of 'We Need Answers' tat. As i have alluded to previously this review, this is full of charm. The silliness is tempered by a real sense of fun and affection. And the interaction between the three hosts is great and quite naturalistic. Watson, Key and Horne are all perfect foils for each other. Key is particularly good, I had only ever seen him on TV performing poetry on 'Charlie Brooker's 'Screenwipe' and was not a huge fan, but here he is really very good. And, of course, I find this show to be very, very funny. Even the... more
Customer We Need Answers Reviews (1)
by - written on 28/12/09 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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We Need Answers is an untypical quiz show, currently in its second series and being shown on BBC Four at various times. Hosted by stand-up comic Mark Watson, the idea is that two 'celebrity' contestants answer questions that were originally sent to the text answering service 63336. Watson is ably supported by two other established circuit stand-up comedians - Alex Horne and the winner of the 2009 Edinburgh Festival Prize - Tim Key. Against a retro type orange and white background - Horne's role is to supply the simplistic type computer graphics that appear on the back of the stage to accompany the questions, apparently via a laptop also on the ... Read the complete review
