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What is Catchphrase?
What is Catchphrase?
- A board game
- An app
- A British game show (correct)
- A radio show
Who created Catchphrase?
Who created Catchphrase?
- Jonathan Gould
- Ed Welch
- Simon Etchell
- Steve Radosh (correct)
What is the cash prize for the first two rounds of the main game?
What is the cash prize for the first two rounds of the main game?
- £100 (correct)
- £200
- £150
- £250
How many contestants are there in the revived series of Catchphrase?
How many contestants are there in the revived series of Catchphrase?
What is the Super Catchphrase round?
What is the Super Catchphrase round?
What is the Ready Money Round?
What is the Ready Money Round?
What is Car Park Catchphrase?
What is Car Park Catchphrase?
Who is Mr. Chips?
Who is Mr. Chips?
What is Family Catchphrase?
What is Family Catchphrase?
Flashcards
Catchphrase
Catchphrase
A British game show where contestants identify phrases from animations.
Steve Radosh
Steve Radosh
The creator of both the British and American versions of Catchphrase.
Super Catchphrase
Super Catchphrase
The round where the winning contestant solves a catchphrase behind 25 squares.
Ready Money Round
Ready Money Round
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1994 Ready Money Bonus Catchphrase Incident
1994 Ready Money Bonus Catchphrase Incident
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Ed Welch & Simon Etchell
Ed Welch & Simon Etchell
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Mr. Chips
Mr. Chips
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Family Catchphrase
Family Catchphrase
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Study Notes
Catchphrase: A British game show that originally aired on ITV from 1986 to 2004 and was revived in 2013 with new host Stephen Mulhern. The show features contestants identifying familiar phrases represented by animations accompanied by background music. The game was created by Steve Radosh, who also created the American version of the show. The main game consists of three rounds, with the cash prize for the first two rounds starting at £100 and increasing by £50 each round thereafter. The revived series has three contestants instead of two, and no particular attention is paid to gender. The Super Catchphrase round requires the winning contestant to solve a catchphrase behind one of 25 squares, with each correct square worth a predetermined amount of money. The show has undergone several changes in format over the years, including the introduction of the Ready Money Round in series 2 and the Cash Countdown in 2000. Notable moments in the show's history include a ready money bonus catchphrase in 1994 that caused the audience, contestants, and host Roy Walker to laugh uncontrollably.The History of Catchphrase
- The 1990s show was edited for broadcast, but the full episode was later aired on It'll Be Alright on the Night.
- A 2014 episode caused laughter in the studio as the picture was revealed in a similar manner to a previous incident.
- The theme tune and incidental music were composed by Ed Welch and Simon Etchell, with a new version introduced in 2013.
- The voiceover changed over the years, with Jonathan Gould taking over in 2013.
- Several board game adaptations and a VHS game were released, as well as DVD games and an app.
- A radio parody called Car Park Catchphrase was broadcast on BBC Radio 1 from 2004 to 2007.
- The original mascot, Mr. Chips, was a golden robot that appeared in the animations for the catchphrases.
- Mr. Chips was replaced by the Catchphrase Family during Nick Weir's series, but returned during Mark Curry's series and the current revival.
- Family Catchphrase was a spin-off from the original series that aired in 1994.
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