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** The short-lived Andy Collins daytime series last reran during the 2004 Christmas season as a daytime filler on [=ITV1=]. It has not seen any reruns on Challenge, either. Due to this, almost every episode of this series is deemed to be {{MissingEpisode lost}}, and so far, only about three episodes have resurfaced.
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** The short-lived Andy Collins daytime series last reran during the 2004 Christmas season as a daytime filler on [=ITV1=]. It has not seen any reruns on Challenge, either. Due to this, almost every episode of this series is deemed to be {{LostEpisode {{Missing Episode lost}}, and so far, only about three episodes have resurfaced.
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** Episodes 11-23 of Series 21 (Les' final series) did not air on ITV as they moved onto the Andy Collins series a few days after Episode 10 aired. These episodes did not see the light of day until Challenge acquired them shortly after.
** The short-lived Andy Collins daytime series last reran in late-2004, and only as a daytime filler on [=ITV1=]. It has not seen any reruns on Challenge, either.
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** Episodes 11-23 of Series 21 (Les' final series) did not air on ITV as they moved onto on to the Andy Collins series a few days after Episode 10 aired. These episodes did not see the light of day until Challenge acquired them shortly after.
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* NoBudget: The show began this transition in 2000 once the “Egg” graphics were replaced due to lower than usual viewership, but it didn’t get really low until Andy Collins took over as host in 2002 - Carlton transitioned the show from its usual weekly weekend slot to a daily teatime slot, which meant the grand prize was reduced, the set was recycled from the 2000-2001 series instead of keeping the 2001-2002 era set, there was no proper audience; instead using canned noises, and questions in all rounds were recycled from Les' era, to the point even whole Big Money games were recycled.
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* NoBudget: The show began this transition in 2000 once the “Egg” graphics were replaced due to lower than usual viewership, but it replaced. It didn’t get really low until Andy Collins took over as host in 2002 - Carlton transitioned the show from its usual weekly weekend slot to a daily teatime slot, which meant the grand prize was reduced, the set was recycled from the 2000-2001 series instead of keeping the 2001-2002 era set, there was no proper audience; instead using canned noises, and questions in all rounds were recycled from Les' era, era to the point even whole Big Money games were recycled.
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** Episodes 11-23 of Series 21 (Les' final series) did not air on ITV as they moved onto the Andy Collins series a few days later.after Episode 10 aired. These episodes did not see the light of day until Challenge acquired them shortly after.
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** The Monkhouse and Bygraves eras went with a simple sequence featuring the families and the show's logo on Mr. Babbage.
** 1987 (Les' first series) and 1988-1990 went with similar openings as well, except with different logos.
** 1990 saw the first proper opening for the show. A very simple premise featuring stick figures and pound coins creating the Double Money and Big Money logos, and eventually the Family Fortunes logo before transitioning to the set to introduce the families. Originally, this used the same theme as the 1987 and 1988-1990 intros, but it was changed in 1993 to the version of the theme everyone is familiar with.
** 1995 saw a new opening featuring a family of Eggs moving around a white blocky world formed up by the FF symbol. The Eggs create the Double Money text, and then a large egg rotates to reveal the Big Money logo printed on the back of him. The eggs then form the Family Fortunes lettering and appear on the top. Originally, the logo was blue and pink, but in 1998, the colours were changed to purple and pink.
** 2000 saw a cheaper looking intro featuring floating pound symbols, the Double Money and Big Money logos, and the show's different catchphrases.
** 2002 saw an even cheaper intro featuring floating pound coins moving around the Double Money and Big Money logos, then they turn into a set of people silhouettes which introduce the families before the footage closes and the Family Fortunes logo zooms down. This was used for Les' final series and Andy Collins' series.
** The Monkhouse and Bygraves eras went with a simple sequence featuring the families and the show's logo on Mr. Babbage.
** 1987 (Les' first series) and 1988-1990 went with similar openings as well, except with different logos.
** 1990 saw the first proper opening for the show. A very simple premise featuring stick figures and pound coins creating the Double Money and Big Money logos, and eventually the Family Fortunes logo before transitioning to the set to introduce the families. Originally, this used the same theme as the 1987 and 1988-1990 intros, but it was changed in 1993 to the version of the theme everyone is familiar with.
** 1995 saw a new opening featuring a family of Eggs moving around a white blocky world formed up by the FF symbol. The Eggs create the Double Money text, and then a large egg rotates to reveal the Big Money logo printed on the back of him. The eggs then form the Family Fortunes lettering and appear on the top. Originally, the logo was blue and pink, but in 1998, the colours were changed to purple and pink.
** 2000 saw a cheaper looking intro featuring floating pound symbols, the Double Money and Big Money logos, and the show's different catchphrases.
** 2002 saw an even cheaper intro featuring floating pound coins moving around the Double Money and Big Money logos, then they turn into a set of people silhouettes which introduce the families before the footage closes and the Family Fortunes logo zooms down. This was used for Les' final series and Andy Collins' series.
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** The short-lived Andy Collins daytime series last reran in late-2004, and only as a daytime filler on {{=ITV1=}}. It has not seen any reruns on Challenge, either.
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** The short-lived Andy Collins daytime series last reran in late-2004, and only as a daytime filler on {{=ITV1=}}.[[=ITV1=]]. It has not seen any reruns on Challenge, either.
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** The short-lived Andy Collins daytime series has never even reran on Challenge, unlike the Mark Curry Daytime series of Catchphrase.
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All-Star isn't current any more
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** Arguably, the current reincarnation as ''All-Star Family Fortunes'' after a few years' hiatus may also count.
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** Arguably, the current reincarnation as ''All-Star Family Fortunes'' after a few years' hiatus may also count.
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* LongRunners: The show ran from 1980-2002 with a brief hiatus from 1985-1987.
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* LongRunners: The show ran from 1980-2002 with 1980-2002, although it had a brief one-year hiatus from 1985-1987.in 1986.
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** Arguably, the current reincarnation as ''All-Star Family Fortunes'' after a few years' hiatus may also count.
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** Arguably, the current reincarnation as ''All-Star Family Fortunes'' after a few years' hiatus may also count.count.
** The UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic was one of the factors that prompted the 2020 revival
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** The Andy Collins daytime series only had a single rerun in 2004 on ITV, and has never even aired on Challenge, unlike the Mark Curry Daytime series of Catchphrase.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Early episodes were destroyed per ITV's practices at the time. This stopped in Series 4, the last with Monkhouse as host, though a few transmissions before it survived the wiping. Monkhouse preserved 80 of his episodes on videotape. The premiere and some episodes from Series 3 have been uploaded to Website/YouTube, but nothing from Series 2 has turned up.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
** Early episodes were destroyed per ITV's practices at the time. This stopped in Series 4, the last with Monkhouse as host, though a few transmissions before it survived the wiping. Monkhouse preserved 80 of his episodes on videotape. The premiere and some episodes from Series 3 have been uploaded to Website/YouTube, but nothing from Series 2 has turnedup.up.
** The Andy Collins daytime series only had a single rerun in 2004 on ITV, and has never even aired on Challenge, unlike the Mark Curry Daytime series of Catchphrase.
** Early episodes were destroyed per ITV's practices at the time. This stopped in Series 4, the last with Monkhouse as host, though a few transmissions before it survived the wiping. Monkhouse preserved 80 of his episodes on videotape. The premiere and some episodes from Series 3 have been uploaded to Website/YouTube, but nothing from Series 2 has turned
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** Arguably, the current reincarnation as ''All Star Family Fortunes'' after a few years' hiatus may also count.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Early episodes were destroyed per ITV's practices at the time. This stopped in Series 4, the last with Monkhouse as host, though a few transmissions before it survived the wiping. Monkhouse preserved 80 of his episodes on videotape. The premiere and some episodes from Series 3 have been uploaded to Website/YouTube, but nothing from Series 2 has turned up.
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* MarketBasedTitle: Bob Monkhouse thought ''Family Feud'' was too aggressive, hence the change to ''Family Fortunes''.
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* LongRunners: The show ran uninterrupted from 1987-2002.
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* LongRunners: The show ran uninterrupted from 1987-2002.1980-2002 with a brief hiatus from 1985-1987.
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* LongRunners: The show ran uninterrupted from 1987-2002.
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* UnCanceled: The show ended in 1985 and was brought back in 1987.
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** Arguably, the current reincarnation as ''All Star Family Fortunes'' after a few years' hiatus may also count.
