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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: colonial on December 03, 2018, 10:56:01 AM
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New episodes of "Blockbusters" are coming to Britain in 2019, but as a "comedy reboot" for Comedy Central UK.
https://deadline.com/2018/12/comedy-central-uk-blockbusters-1202512644/
Two seasons have been ordered with Dara O'Briain, the longtime host of the BBC2 panel show "Mock The Week", tapped to emcee.
JD
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New episodes of "Blockbusters" are coming to Britain in 2019, but as a "comedy reboot" for Comedy Central UK.
https://deadline.com/2018/12/comedy-central-uk-blockbusters-1202512644/
Two seasons have been ordered with Dara O'Briain, the longtime host of the BBC2 panel show "Mock The Week", tapped to emcee.
JD
I'll have a P please... *snickers*
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New episodes of "Blockbusters" are coming to Britain in 2019, but as a "comedy reboot" for Comedy Central UK.
https://deadline.com/2018/12/comedy-central-uk-blockbusters-1202512644/
Two seasons have been ordered with Dara O'Briain, the longtime host of the BBC2 panel show "Mock The Week", tapped to emcee.
JD
I'll have a P please... *snickers*
Paging Steve Harvey to host and make a face and go on about it for 10 mins.
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I'm uneasy about this, since I don't see the format adapting too well to comedy routines. Then again, I do love 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown, so I'll give it a shot.
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"As you know, Blockbusters is a comedy game...."
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"...of definitions."
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I've very recently seen casting for Blockbusters. I wonder how they'll do a comedy-leaning game show with civilian contestants.
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"The solo player can win in as few as four moves -- for example, by capturing the letters W, A, N, and K."
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I've very recently seen casting for Blockbusters. I wonder how they'll do a comedy-leaning game show with civilian contestants.
Dirty/double entendre laden questions?
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I've very recently seen casting for Blockbusters. I wonder how they'll do a comedy-leaning game show with civilian contestants.
Dirty/double entendre laden questions?
I'm honestly imagining something akin to the current version of The Joker's Wild with Snoop Dogg, where the "questions" are closer to "pick which of these options the prerecorded celebrity liked" then to actual trivia.
I can't believe I'm comparing Dara O'Briain to Snoop Dogg, but there you go.
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I have a feeling the Brits will keep it cheeky without immediately going for the obvious punchline, or the one with the lowest common denominator. Seems like spelling out the joke is something only we Americans do. :P
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I've very recently seen casting for Blockbusters. I wonder how they'll do a comedy-leaning game show with civilian contestants.
Dirty/double entendre laden questions?
Always have the kid who accidentally answered "orgasm"
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The ultimate Gold Run connection uses TNA, FU, WTF, BS and SOB as its winning path.
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I’d love to see Blockbusters return here in the States, as a high school and/or college quiz show — as was done successfully in England for so long.
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The ultimate Gold Run connection uses TNA, FU, WTF, BS and SOB as its winning path.
Just for fun...
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-NYC Jesuit school
-Martial arts organization
-Sang "Katmandu"
-Begins an auction
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