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[TV] Question of Sport revamp



Berty23

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Jun 26, 2012
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I don’t think they will but I would love it if they went back to the old format. It was so much better before they tried to make it a comedy show. It was genuinely a highlight of my week when I was 10-15. The rounds were

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Sporting action about the person’s sport and questions that needed knowledge rather than how many towels were used by someone left handed
Mystery guest
Home or away
What happened next?
One minute round with 6 questions and three missing names
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The occasional joke but it was a quality sports quiz.

I am probably just old now I am 41. Loved it as a kid though.
 




Pretty Plnk Fairy

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Not watched it for 30 years but im going to BOYCOT it now as the lefty libs have taken over, theres only one BBC i watch these days and its not full of kinowa munchesr


Regards

DF
 


schmunk

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Jan 19, 2018
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I don’t think they will but I would love it if they went back to the old format. It was so much better before they tried to make it a comedy show. It was genuinely a highlight of my week when I was 10-15. The rounds were

Picture board
Sporting action about the person’s sport and questions that needed knowledge rather than how many towels were used by someone left handed
Mystery guest
Home or away
What happened next?
One minute round with 6 questions and three missing names
Picture board.

The occasional joke but it was a quality sports quiz.

I am probably just old now I am 41. Loved it as a kid though.

Similar age, same feelings. It all went wrong when they stopped doing "What happened next".
 


A1X

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Never been the same since Gazza took 20 minutes to decide whether to go "Home" or "Away"
 


Randy McNob

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Jun 13, 2020
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i'd like to see them bring back They think it's all over. Jonathon Ross, Rory McGrath, Nick Hancock. It was a right giggle
 






A1X

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i'd like to see them bring back They think it's all over. Jonathon Ross, Rory McGrath, Nick Hancock. It was a right giggle

I agree. It's the show "A League Of Their Own" wishes it was.
 


Pierre the Painter

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May 20, 2020
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Jermaine Jenas is the early front runner for Barkers gig. One of the captains will be female, Quek was a good shout earlier in the thread. Think the other captain may well be BAME and much younger, Sol Campbell would be a strong candidate.
 




Frutos

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Jermaine Jenas is the early front runner for Barkers gig. One of the captains will be female, Quek was a good shout earlier in the thread. Think the other captain may well be BAME and much younger, Sol Campbell would be a strong candidate.
I think you've logged in to the wrong account.
 




Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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Oh good, this will get the gammons going
 




Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat




Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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Simple really innit - it's all relevance. Sue Barker won a grandslam in 1976.

Alex Scott is much more relevant to the modern day TV audience
 






carlzeiss

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May 19, 2009
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Simple really innit - it's all relevance. Sue Barker won a grandslam in 1976.

Alex Scott is much more relevant to the modern day TV audience

Absolutely , haven't tuned in to QOS since about 1979 but with Alex as host will be sure to again :thumbsup:
 


Pavilionaire

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Jul 7, 2003
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You've got to laugh at these TV executives. The shortlist: If it's sport it's Clare Balding or Alex Scott. If it's non-sport it's Carol Vorderman or Claudia Winkelman.

Job done, we can all go home.
 


Danny Wilson Said

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May 2, 2020
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She's not bad presenting the One Show. Absolutely terrible pundit though

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Yes, but you can't say that because it's sexist. Graeme Souness may be something of a dinosaur and doesn't always do his research, but he still knows more about top level men's football than Alex Scott does because played it and managed in it, so his opinion is worth listening to. Emma Hayes, the Chelsea women's team manager, is a far better pundit than Alex Scott, but she's much less, er, camera-friendly, so doesn't get the gigs. And I probably shouldn't be saying that either. But we all know that that's how the producers think.
 




studio150

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Absolutely , haven't tuned in to QOS since about 1979 but with Alex as host will be sure to again :thumbsup:

I on the other hand will avoid the show like the plague, I can't stand the woman's voice, but then I'm not in the BBCs target audicience for this show.
 


A1X

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