#Game show presenter 4 keys series#

However, it does feel rather stretched out, especially when you already know the celebrity's identity but they still take a commercial break. In a development that's actually quite sensible, some of the relevant clues are literally labelled with a CLUE sticker. In this version, Lemon visits the houses himself in character and does various comedy skits. 'Yes, you're absolutely right, it's former Iraqi hostage Ian Richter!'Р”Р„fter David Walliams gave the show a 24 Hour Panel People Comic Relief treatment in 2011, ITV regained its rights to screen the show in 2013 and has decided to juice up the format with 'Keith Lemon' ( Leigh Francis) as the new host. In addition, getting six series-worth of celebrities to go on a cheap BBC daytime panel show meant that they really had to stretch the definition of 'celebrity'. Also she used to do an intro piece at the start of the show about what was coming up, which was really annoying. Then the three celebrity panellists (back in the day, you'd be guaranteed either Willie Rushton, Eve Pollard or that bloke from Call My Bluff) by making assumptions and asking questions have to guess who it is.Р”В«y the time of the 2004 series, Loyd had gone off to 'concentrate' on his sauces, leaving Catherine Gee from BBC2's Looking For Houses In Picturesque Villages to follow in his footsteps, and she was alright, but she wasn't Loyd.

Loyd treks through famous people's houses looking for clues as to who's house it is. It's posh English/Bronx and it does have to be said, if it wasn't for Loyd the show wouldn't be nearly as popular as it was. Loyd Grossman has one of the most unique, yet most imitated voices on television.

#Game show presenter 4 keys series#

Talkback for ITV, 31 August 2013 to 23 February 2019 (41 episodes in 6 series + 6 specials) Paradine Productions for BBC Two, 27 February 2006 to 4 June 2008 (70 episodes in 3 series)Р”В«bc.co.uk webcast, 5 to 6 March 2011 ( 24 Hour Panel People) Paradine Productions for BBC1, 7 April 1997 to (6 series) Paradine Productions for Sky One, 22 February to 23 December 1996 Yorkshire Television for ITV, 3 April 1987 to (108 episodes in 8 series + 7 specials) TV-am (insert in Good Morning Britain), 1983-? Lisa Snowdon and Stefanie Powers (2007-08)