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'''''Puzzle Trail''''' is a British children's game show produced by Clive Doig, who created the puzzles in collaboration with Jeremy Beadle.<ref>[http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Puzzle_Trail UK Games Show page on ''Puzzle Trail''.] Retrieved 26 Dec '19</ref> | '''''Puzzle Trail''''' is a British children's game show produced by Clive Doig, who created the puzzles in collaboration with Jeremy Beadle.<ref>[http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Puzzle_Trail UK Games Show page on ''Puzzle Trail''.] Retrieved 26 Dec '19</ref> | ||
It aired on BBC1 from September 15th, 1980 to September 21st, 1984 with a total of 45 episodes. | It aired on BBC1 from September 15th, 1980 to September 21st, 1984 with a total of 45 episodes. | ||
The show was split into 5 series, with different hosts and co-host per series. | The show was split into 5 series, with different hosts and co-host per series. | ||
==Premise== | |||
It was a write-in competition, with skits and sketches giving small clues of the exact location of the main object in that series, with the winner being the first person who sends in the right answer. | |||
==Availability== | |||
Very little is known of the series, except for series 5, which is known for having Davy Jones from the Monkees as the host. A few articles on websites talk about the show and its premise such as ukgameshow.com. There has been no home media release or any episodes from any of the series so far, only a clip and the opening of the 5th and final series of Puzzle Trail has surfaced. | Very little is known of the series, except for series 5, which is known for having Davy Jones from the Monkees as the host. A few articles on websites talk about the show and its premise such as ukgameshow.com. There has been no home media release or any episodes from any of the series so far, only a clip and the opening of the 5th and final series of Puzzle Trail has surfaced. | ||
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==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
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==External Link== | |||
*[https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/14dcfac9bff34858b6e0572bf013668f Genome article that has info on ''Puzzle Trail''.] Retrieved 26 Dec '19 | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:20, 16 October 2022
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Status: Partially Found
Puzzle Trail is a British children's game show produced by Clive Doig, who created the puzzles in collaboration with Jeremy Beadle.[1]
It aired on BBC1 from September 15th, 1980 to September 21st, 1984 with a total of 45 episodes. The show was split into 5 series, with different hosts and co-host per series.
Premise
It was a write-in competition, with skits and sketches giving small clues of the exact location of the main object in that series, with the winner being the first person who sends in the right answer.
Availability
Very little is known of the series, except for series 5, which is known for having Davy Jones from the Monkees as the host. A few articles on websites talk about the show and its premise such as ukgameshow.com. There has been no home media release or any episodes from any of the series so far, only a clip and the opening of the 5th and final series of Puzzle Trail has surfaced.
Gallery
Reference
- ↑ UK Games Show page on Puzzle Trail. Retrieved 26 Dec '19
External Link
- Genome article that has info on Puzzle Trail. Retrieved 26 Dec '19