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* TitleSequence: The 1986-1993 series' title sequence was created by a british company called Electronic Arts. Before anyone calls forward, that company has nothing to do with the game company ''Creator/ElectronicArts''.
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* TitleSequence: The 1986-1993 series' title sequence was created by a british British company called Electronic Arts. Before anyone calls forward, that company has nothing to do with the game company ''Creator/ElectronicArts''.Creator/ElectronicArts.
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* TitleSequence: Would you believe that the opening titles for the 1986-1993 series were created by ''Creator/ElectronicArts'', of all people?
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* TitleSequence: Would you believe that the opening titles for the The 1986-1993 series were series' title sequence was created by ''Creator/ElectronicArts'', of all people?a british company called Electronic Arts. Before anyone calls forward, that company has nothing to do with the game company ''Creator/ElectronicArts''.
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* OutOfOrder: The first aired show of the American version was actually the sixth taped, slightly edited to remove the references to the champ's previous winnings. The real first week of shows didn't air until December.
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* OutOfOrder: The first aired show of the American version was actually the sixth taped, slightly edited to remove the references to the champ's previous winnings. The real first week of shows didn't air until December.December (likely because of the major rule changes that occurred).
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* OutOfOrder: The first aired show of the American version was actually the sixth taped, slightly edited to remove the references to the champ's previous winnings. The real first week of shows didn't air until December.
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* NoBudget: The final series saw the budget take a massive cut, leading to the stakes being lowered. For example, the players played for points instead of money, with the winner gaining a rather paltry prize of £250. The holiday for winning the bonus round could also only be in Europe, rather than anywhere in the world.
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* PropRecycling: At least once in the first UK series, a Bonus Catchphrase was reused from the American version with only some minor color differences.
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* PropRecycling: PropRecycling
** At least once in the first UK series, a Bonus Catchphrase was reused from the American version with only some minor colordifferences.differences.
** During Mark Curry's stint as host, the show had suffered a massive budget cut. This was partially shown by a number of catchphrases being copied directly from Roy Walker's and Nick Weir's own runs.
** At least once in the first UK series, a Bonus Catchphrase was reused from the American version with only some minor color
** During Mark Curry's stint as host, the show had suffered a massive budget cut. This was partially shown by a number of catchphrases being copied directly from Roy Walker's and Nick Weir's own runs.
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* EditedForSyndication: Challenge TV's reruns of the "Snake Charmer" episode edit the offending puzzle so Mr. Chips' right hand no longer moves, toning the moment down considerably.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Whilst Challenge TV shows all episodes from the Carlton-era series whilst Roy Walker was hosting, the original run by TVS (from 1986 to 1993) will likely never see the light of day again, as most all of the TVS library is owned by Disney, and the paperwork for the TVS archives is supposedly lost. However, episodes from the TVS era do exist on Website/YouTube to be watched at any time, presuming that no one tries to call copyright.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Whilst Challenge TV shows all episodes from the Carlton-era series whilst Roy Walker was hosting, the original run by TVS (from 1986 to 1993) will likely never see the light of day again, as most all of the TVS library is owned by Disney, currently in legal limbo, and the paperwork for the TVS archives is supposedly lost.lost[[note]] It began when TVS decided to purchase MTM Enterprises (the creators of ''Series/TheMaryTylerMooreShow'', ''Series/WKRPInCincinnati'', and others), and got heavily into debt, and as a result lost their broadcasting rights to Meridian, and it was then sold to International Family Entertainment, the holding company for what is now [[Creator/ABCFamily Freeform]], spun off from Pat Robertson's CBN organization. When Creator/FoxKids acquired what then became Fox Family, MTM came along, and when that got sold to Disney, MTM's library had already been absorbed into Fox. Throughout all these legal shenanigans, TVS' library got lost in the shuffle.[[/note]] . However, episodes from the TVS era do exist on Website/YouTube to be watched at any time, presuming that no one tries to call copyright.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Marty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/Temptation2007 crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Marty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/Temptation2007 crap pile of that name from 2006]]), 2007]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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** Before that, Pasetta had tried to revive it in 1987 as ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7V4Ei39uCg&t=37s Puzzle Roulette]]'', and again in 1989 as ''The Puzzle Game''. [[Series/BullseyeUS Jim]] [[Series/TheDatingGame Lange]] hosted these attempts; the former may have been intended as a replacement for another Lange series, ''Series/TheOneMillionChanceOfALifetime'' and possibly as Lorimar-Telepictures' "apology" for cancelling the original series so quickly.
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** Before that, Pasetta had tried to revive it in 1987 as ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7V4Ei39uCg&t=37s Puzzle Roulette]]'', and again in 1989 as ''The Puzzle Game''. [[Series/BullseyeUS Jim]] [[Series/TheDatingGame Lange]] hosted these attempts; the former may have been intended as a replacement for another Lange series, ''Series/TheOneMillionChanceOfALifetime'' and possibly as Lorimar-Telepictures' "apology" for cancelling the original series so quickly.quickly.
** Apparently, Pasetta originally pitched the US version for Creator/{{ABC}}'s lineup; however, they turned it down, most likely because they were phasing game shows out of their daytime lineup by that point.
** Apparently, Pasetta originally pitched the US version for Creator/{{ABC}}'s lineup; however, they turned it down, most likely because they were phasing game shows out of their daytime lineup by that point.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/Temptation2007 crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Marty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/Temptation2007 crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/{{Temptation}} crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/{{Temptation}} [[Series/Temptation2007 crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/TemptationTheNewSaleOfTheCentury crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/TemptationTheNewSaleOfTheCentury [[Series/{{Temptation}} crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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* ProductionPosse: Art James and Msrty Pasetta had previously worked together on a late 60s game show called ''Temptation'' ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with the]] [[Series/TemptationTheNewSaleOfTheCentury crap pile of that name from 2006]]), although it was apparently a coincidence that this happened.
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** Meanwhile, the original American version is presumably held by Creator/WarnerBros (they acquired the distributor, Telepictures, along with Lorimar in 1989), but hasn't been seen anywhere since the original run.
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** Meanwhile, the original American version is presumably held by Creator/WarnerBros (they acquired the distributor, Telepictures, along with Lorimar Creator/{{Lorimar}} in 1989), but hasn't been seen anywhere since the original run.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The US version suffered from the crowded syndication market that felled many other shows over the years; the then-new Lorimar-Telepictures had an "insurance policy" in place for stations, ''Perfect Match'', hosted by [[Series/{{Blackout}} Bob]] [[Series/WheelOfFortune Goen]]. And the UK version initially got screwed over by TVS' loss of broadcasting rights, only for Carlton (the replacement for Thames on London weekdays) to rescue it and run it until 2002 (though the move to daytime is where the series started slipping).
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** Before that, Pasetta had tried to revive it in 1987 as ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7V4Ei39uCg&t=37s Puzzle Roulette]]'', and again in 1989 as ''The Puzzle Game''. [[Series/BullseyeUS Jim]] [[Series/TheDatingGame Lange]] hosted these attempts.
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** Before that, Pasetta had tried to revive it in 1987 as ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7V4Ei39uCg&t=37s Puzzle Roulette]]'', and again in 1989 as ''The Puzzle Game''. [[Series/BullseyeUS Jim]] [[Series/TheDatingGame Lange]] hosted these attempts.attempts; the former may have been intended as a replacement for another Lange series, ''Series/TheOneMillionChanceOfALifetime'' and possibly as Lorimar-Telepictures' "apology" for cancelling the original series so quickly.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Wink Martindale posted on Youtube a sizzle reel for a potential US revival series- it didn't get picked up, though. [[Series/{{Whammy}} Todd]] [[Series/FamilyGameNight Newton]] hosted. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdnVYPCKX3s here]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Wink Martindale posted on Youtube a sizzle reel for a potential US revival series- it didn't get picked up, though. [[Series/{{Whammy}} Todd]] [[Series/FamilyGameNight Newton]] hosted. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdnVYPCKX3s here]].here]].
** Before that, Pasetta had tried to revive it in 1987 as ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7V4Ei39uCg&t=37s Puzzle Roulette]]'', and again in 1989 as ''The Puzzle Game''. [[Series/BullseyeUS Jim]] [[Series/TheDatingGame Lange]] hosted these attempts.
** Before that, Pasetta had tried to revive it in 1987 as ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7V4Ei39uCg&t=37s Puzzle Roulette]]'', and again in 1989 as ''The Puzzle Game''. [[Series/BullseyeUS Jim]] [[Series/TheDatingGame Lange]] hosted these attempts.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: A teenage [[Series/NeverMindTheBuzzcocks Simon]] [[Series/GrandmasHouse Amstell]] appeared on an episode in the mid-1990s.
-->'''Simon:''' [[HilariousInHindsight "Can I be the game show host?"]]
** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host of the US version and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
* HeyItsThatVoice: John Harlan- of ''Series/NameThatTune'', ''[[Series/{{Password}} ABC Password]]'', ''[[Series/{{Jeopardy}} The All-New Jeopardy!]]'', and ''Series/TheCrossWits''- was the announcer for the US version.
-->'''Simon:''' [[HilariousInHindsight "Can I be the game show host?"]]
** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host of the US version and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
* HeyItsThatVoice: John Harlan- of ''Series/NameThatTune'', ''[[Series/{{Password}} ABC Password]]'', ''[[Series/{{Jeopardy}} The All-New Jeopardy!]]'', and ''Series/TheCrossWits''- was the announcer for the US version.
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** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host of the US versipn and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
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** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host of the US versipn version and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
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** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host, and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
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** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host, host of the US versipn and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
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** Meanwhile, the original American version is presumably held by Warner Bros. TV (they acquired the distributor, Telepictures, along with Lorimar in 1989), but hasn't been seen anywhere since the original run.
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** Meanwhile, the original American version is presumably held by Warner Bros. TV Creator/WarnerBros (they acquired the distributor, Telepictures, along with Lorimar in 1989), but hasn't been seen anywhere since the original run.
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** Art James- of ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', ''Super Pay Cards'', and ''Series/TheMagnificentMarbleMachine''- was the host, and was his final hosting gig (his final work with real game shows was filling in as announcer on ''Classic Concentration'' in 1991, and later made an appearance as a fictional host in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', trying- and failing- to keep order on a ripoff of ''Series/TheDatingGame'' that the characters invaded).
* HeyItsThatVoice: John Harlan- of ''Series/NameThatTune'', ''[[Series/{{Password}} ABC Password]]'', ''[[Series/{{Jeopardy}} The All-New Jeopardy!]]'', and ''Series/TheCrossWits''- was the announcer for the US version.
* HeyItsThatVoice: John Harlan- of ''Series/NameThatTune'', ''[[Series/{{Password}} ABC Password]]'', ''[[Series/{{Jeopardy}} The All-New Jeopardy!]]'', and ''Series/TheCrossWits''- was the announcer for the US version.
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* TitleSequence: Would you believe that the opening titles for the 1986-1993 series were created by ''Creator/ElectronicArts'', of all people?
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* TitleSequence: Would you believe that the opening titles for the 1986-1993 series were created by ''Creator/ElectronicArts'', of all people?people?
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Wink Martindale posted on Youtube a sizzle reel for a potential US revival series- it didn't get picked up, though. [[Series/{{Whammy}} Todd]] [[Series/FamilyGameNight Newton]] hosted. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdnVYPCKX3s here]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Wink Martindale posted on Youtube a sizzle reel for a potential US revival series- it didn't get picked up, though. [[Series/{{Whammy}} Todd]] [[Series/FamilyGameNight Newton]] hosted. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdnVYPCKX3s here]].
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** Meanwhile, the original American version is presumably held by Warner Bros. TV (they acquired the distributor, Telepictures, along with Lorimar in 1989), but hasn't been seen anywhere since the original run.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Whilst Challenge TV shows all episodes from the Carlton era series whilst Roy was hosting, the original run by TVS (From 1986 to 1993) will likely never see the light of day again, as most all of the TVS library is owned by Disney, and the paperwork for the TVS archives is supposedly lost. However, episodes from the TVS era do exist on Youtube to be watched at any time, presuming no-one tries to call copyright.
* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original series are being uploaded to Youtube, some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.
* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original series are being uploaded to Youtube, some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Whilst Challenge TV shows all episodes from the Carlton era Carlton-era series whilst Roy Walker was hosting, the original run by TVS (From (from 1986 to 1993) will likely never see the light of day again, as most all of the TVS library is owned by Disney, and the paperwork for the TVS archives is supposedly lost. However, episodes from the TVS era do exist on Youtube Website/YouTube to be watched at any time, presuming no-one that no one tries to call copyright.
* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original British series are being uploaded toYoutube, [=YouTube=], some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.
* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original British series are being uploaded to
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Just one of boldface and italics is plenty. Both is overkill.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: A teenage [[NeverMindTheBuzzcocks [[Series/NeverMindTheBuzzcocks Simon]] [[Series/GrandmasHouse Amstell]] appeared on an episode in the mid-1990s.
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* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original series are being uploaded to Youtube, some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.
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* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original series are being uploaded to Youtube, some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.specials.
* TitleSequence: Would you believe that the opening titles for the 1986-1993 series were created by '''''ElectronicArts''''', of all people?
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Whilst Challenge TV shows all episodes from the Carlton era series whilst Roy was hosting, the original run by TVS (From 1986 to 1993) will likely never see the light of day again, as most all of the TVS library is owned by Disney, and the paperwork for the TVS archives is supposedly lost. However, episodes from the TVS era do exist on Youtube to be watched at any time, presuming no-one tries to call copyright.
* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original series are being uploaded to Youtube, some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Whilst Challenge TV shows all episodes from the Carlton era series whilst Roy was hosting, the original run by TVS (From 1986 to 1993) will likely never see the light of day again, as most all of the TVS library is owned by Disney, and the paperwork for the TVS archives is supposedly lost. However, episodes from the TVS era do exist on Youtube to be watched at any time, presuming no-one tries to call copyright.
* MissingEpisode: To go with the above mention of the TVS episodes never being aired on TV anymore, whilst episodes of the original series are being uploaded to Youtube, some episodes are totally lost, though this would mainly be due to Challenge's original incarnation, The Family Channel, not airing certain episodes, mainly the original celebrity specials.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: A teenage [[Series/NeverMindTheBuzzcocks [[NeverMindTheBuzzcocks Simon]] [[GrandmasHouse [[Series/GrandmasHouse Amstell]] appeared on an episode in the mid-1990s.
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-->'''Simon:''' [[HilariousInHindsight "Can I be the game show host?"]]
