12-07-2022, 02:37 PM
Just in the US at the moment, and caught a couple of games shows here that I would expect to see in the UK in the not too distant future.
The Generation Gap is quite similar to previous shows with grandparent and grandchild teaming up to answer questions. The questions are set to be difficult for them but more obvious to people between their ages. It also ends with one of the best 'twists' I've seen on telly in recent years. I won't give it away, but it kept me and my partner watching through a long advert break. Obviously how long that keeps interest after the first few episodes will be interesting to see.
https://twitter.com/generationgaptv/stat...j-bVgNfuGQ
The other one is Claim to Fame where a group of people, all with famous relatives live in a house together. They have to guess who is related to who. They get to guess based on the results of challenges. Is hosted by two Jonas's (one of them not in the band) and is also well made. They tease the famous relative and reveal a few to the audience, but not all.
https://twitter.com/claimtofameabc/statu...j-bVgNfuGQ
The Generation Gap is quite similar to previous shows with grandparent and grandchild teaming up to answer questions. The questions are set to be difficult for them but more obvious to people between their ages. It also ends with one of the best 'twists' I've seen on telly in recent years. I won't give it away, but it kept me and my partner watching through a long advert break. Obviously how long that keeps interest after the first few episodes will be interesting to see.
https://twitter.com/generationgaptv/stat...j-bVgNfuGQ
The other one is Claim to Fame where a group of people, all with famous relatives live in a house together. They have to guess who is related to who. They get to guess based on the results of challenges. Is hosted by two Jonas's (one of them not in the band) and is also well made. They tease the famous relative and reveal a few to the audience, but not all.
https://twitter.com/claimtofameabc/statu...j-bVgNfuGQ