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Win, Lose or Draw (British game show)

January 01, 1970

For other uses, see Win, Lose or Draw (disambiguation).

Win, Lose or Draw is a British television game show that aired for nine series in the ITV daytime schedule from 1990 to 1998, produced by Scottish Television.[1] The game was based on the American television game show of the same name.

Win, Lose or Draw
Created byBurt Reynolds
Bert Convy
Presented byDanny Baker (1990–1993)
Darren Day (Teen version)
Shane Richie (1994)
Bob Mills (1995–1998)
Liza Tarbuck (2004, late night version)
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series9 (Main series)
1 (Teen series)
1 (Late series)
No. of episodes381 (Main series)
8 (Teen series)
20 (Late series)
Production
Running time30 mins (inc. adverts)
Production companiesScottish Television
(STV Studios)
Original release
NetworkITV
Release30 January 1990 (1990-01-30) –
22 October 2004 (2004-10-22)
Related
Win, Lose or Draw (US version)
Draw It!

Format edit

Win, Lose or Draw was essentially based on the board game Pictionary. There were two teams, each composed of two celebrities and one member of the public. Three women played against three men. The teams took turns guessing a phrase, title, or thing that one teammate was drawing on a large pad of paper with markers. There's no talking by the one who was drawing, nor inscription of letters, numbers, or symbols. However, if a team mentioned a word that was part of the answer, the player at the sketchpad could write it. By series 3, correct answer within the first 30 seconds won £50 which decreased to £30 after the first 30 seconds. If time expired, the other team took one guess for £20. In the first series, the value started at £25 and decreased to £20 after the first 30 seconds, with a steal by the other team earning £10. In the final round, one player from each team would do the drawing for two minutes and each team could pass twice. Each correct answer awarded £10 and after each team took a turn in that final round, the winner of the most cash earned a bonus of £100.

On the "Teen" series, two boys would be teamed with a male celebrity against a female celebrity teamed with two girls. In the first round, one team member would draw up to 10 clues to a puzzle within two minutes. Each drawing the team guessed correctly scored five points. After two minutes, if the team could guess who or what the clues referred to, the team scored 25 points. Failure to guess correctly allowed the other team to guess the same puzzle. After each team played the first round, the second round involved one drawer from each team drawing up to three two-word phrases, each worth 15 points. The third round involved each drawer drawing clues about a famous person. A correct guess scored 50 points after one clue, 30 after two clues, 20 after three clues, and finally 10 points after four clues. A wrong guess allowed the other team to steal the points. In the speed round, one player did the drawing for 90 seconds and each correct guess from the drawer's teammates scored 10 points. After both teams played the speed round, the team with the highest total score won a prize package.

A "late" edition of the show hosted by Liza Tarbuck was broadcast in 2004, with team captains Sue Perkins and Ed Hall. Guests usually had alcoholic drinks on hand throughout the recording, and due to its late night timeslot, there was little censorship of swearing and the game rules were frequently bent, if not broken. Score values started at five points and decreased to three points after the first 30 seconds. After one minute expired, a steal by the opposing team scored two points. Each correct guess in the speed round earned one point.

Celebrity guests edit

Series 1 (1990) edit

Series 2 (1991) edit

Series 3 (1992) edit

Series 4 (1993) edit

Series 5 (1994) edit

Series 6 (1995) edit

Series 7 (1996) edit

Series 8 (1997) edit

Series 9 (1998) edit

Transmissions edit

Original series edit

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 30 January 1990 16 March 1990 28
2 29 April 1991 14 June 1991 28
3 7 September 1992 9 October 1992 25
4 26 July 1993 27 August 1993 25
5 3 January 1994 1 April 1994 65
6 1 May 1995 7 July 1995 50
7 1 January 1996 26 April 1996 85
8 6 January 1997 28 February 1997 35
9 5 January 1998 27 February 1998 40

Teen series edit

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 2 January 1993 20 February 1993 8

Late series edit

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 14 April 2004 22 October 2004 20

External links edit

References edit

  1. ^ Jones, Ian. Morning Glory: A History of British Breakfast Television. United Kingdom, Kelly, 2004. 153.

January 01, 1970
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For other uses see Win Lose or Draw disambiguation Win Lose or Draw is a British television game show that aired for nine series in the ITV daytime schedule from 1990 to 1998 produced by Scottish Television 1 The game was based on the American television game show of the same name Win Lose or DrawCreated byBurt ReynoldsBert ConvyPresented byDanny Baker 1990 1993 Darren Day Teen version Shane Richie 1994 Bob Mills 1995 1998 Liza Tarbuck 2004 late night version Country of originUnited KingdomOriginal languageEnglishNo of series9 Main series 1 Teen series 1 Late series No of episodes381 Main series 8 Teen series 20 Late series ProductionRunning time30 mins inc adverts Production companiesScottish Television STV Studios Original releaseNetworkITVRelease30 January 1990 1990 01 30 22 October 2004 2004 10 22 RelatedWin Lose or Draw US version Draw It Contents 1 Format 2 Celebrity guests 2 1 Series 1 1990 2 2 Series 2 1991 2 3 Series 3 1992 2 4 Series 4 1993 2 5 Series 5 1994 2 6 Series 6 1995 2 7 Series 7 1996 2 8 Series 8 1997 2 9 Series 9 1998 3 Transmissions 3 1 Original series 3 2 Teen series 3 3 Late series 4 External links 5 ReferencesFormat editWin Lose or Draw was essentially based on the board game Pictionary There were two teams each composed of two celebrities and one member of the public Three women played against three men The teams took turns guessing a phrase title or thing that one teammate was drawing on a large pad of paper with markers There s no talking by the one who was drawing nor inscription of letters numbers or symbols However if a team mentioned a word that was part of the answer the player at the sketchpad could write it By series 3 correct answer within the first 30 seconds won 50 which decreased to 30 after the first 30 seconds If time expired the other team took one guess for 20 In the first series the value started at 25 and decreased to 20 after the first 30 seconds with a steal by the other team earning 10 In the final round one player from each team would do the drawing for two minutes and each team could pass twice Each correct answer awarded 10 and after each team took a turn in that final round the winner of the most cash earned a bonus of 100 On the Teen series two boys would be teamed with a male celebrity against a female celebrity teamed with two girls In the first round one team member would draw up to 10 clues to a puzzle within two minutes Each drawing the team guessed correctly scored five points After two minutes if the team could guess who or what the clues referred to the team scored 25 points Failure to guess correctly allowed the other team to guess the same puzzle After each team played the first round the second round involved one drawer from each team drawing up to three two word phrases each worth 15 points The third round involved each drawer drawing clues about a famous person A correct guess scored 50 points after one clue 30 after two clues 20 after three clues and finally 10 points after four clues A wrong guess allowed the other team to steal the points In the speed round one player did the drawing for 90 seconds and each correct guess from the drawer s teammates scored 10 points After both teams played the speed round the team with the highest total score won a prize package A late edition of the show hosted by Liza Tarbuck was broadcast in 2004 with team captains Sue Perkins and Ed Hall Guests usually had alcoholic drinks on hand throughout the recording and due to its late night timeslot there was little censorship of swearing and the game rules were frequently bent if not broken Score values started at five points and decreased to three points after the first 30 seconds After one minute expired a steal by the opposing team scored two points Each correct guess in the speed round earned one point Celebrity guests editSeries 1 1990 edit Week 1 Annabel Croft Ulrika Jonsson Emlyn Hughes David Jensen Week 2 Michaela Strachan Sandi Toksvig Tommy Boyd Peter Simon Week 3 Kate Copstick Gail McKenna Nicky Campbell Pat Sharp Week 4 Andrea Boardman Anthea Turner Alistair Divall Peter Simon Week 5 Coleen Nolan Maureen Nolan Paul Coia Paul Ross Week 6 Kate Copstick Debbie Rix John Millar Peter Simon Week 7 Carol Smillie Jane Tucker Rod Burton Timmy Mallett Series 2 1991 edit Week 1 Peter Duncan Peter Simon Linda Robson Pauline Quirke Week 2 Cheryl Baker Helen Brumby John Eccleston Gordon Inglis Week 3 David Yip James MacPherson Hilary O Neil Ellis Ward Week 4 Gaby Roslin Andrew O Connor Jessica Martin Derek Lord Week 5 Debbie Greenwood Liz Kershaw John Jeffrey Ross King Week 6 Jakki Brambles Kate Copstick Adrian Walsh David Wilkie Week 7 Caroline Ashley Carol Smillie Andy Crane Gareth Jones Series 3 1992 edit Week 1 Dana Susan Maughan Jeff Stevenson Allan Stewart Week 2 Helen Atkinson Wood Bonnie Langford Bernie Clifton Duncan Goodhew Week 3 Lorraine Chase Blythe Duff Simon Biagi Mike Read Week 4 Sarah Greene Kate Robbins Steve Jones Mike Smith Week 5 Faith Brown Gordon MacArthur Nula Conwell Andrew Paul Series 4 1993 edit Week 1 Linda Lusardi Jan Ravens Bob Mills Nick Revell Week 2 Sue Carpenter Coleen Nolan Garry Bushell Paul Ross Week 3 Emma Forbes Barbara Windsor Andy Gray Peter Simon Week 4 Janet Ellis Caron Keating Nick Hancock Mark Kermode Week 5 Pauline Quirke Linda Robson Tommy Boyd Shane Richie Series 5 1994 edit Week 1 Panther Saracen Dani Behr Barry McGuigan Week 2 Carol Smillie Paul Coia Mr Motivator Annabel Croft Week 3 Debbie Greenwood Linda Lusardi Peter Simon Mike Sterling Week 4 Gareth Jones Steve Johnson Penny Smith Janet Ellis Week 5 Paul Ross Kate Robbins Linzi Hateley Joe Pasquale Week 6 Gary Bushell Richard Digance Annabel Giles Caron Keating Week 7 Anna Walker Mike Osman DJ Normski Andrea Boardman Week 8 Judi Spiers Jenny Powell Ross Newton Roger De Courcey Week 9 Gary Martin Richard Calkin Debbie Gibson Sally Ann Triplett Week 10 Suzanne Dando Gary Davies Allan Stewart Kathy Tayler Week 11 Darren Day Sally Meen Tessa Sanderson Geoff Stevenson Week 12 Falcon Trojan Bob Mills Liz Kershaw Week 13 Coleen Nolan Denise Nolan Tommy Cannon Bobby Ball Series 6 1995 edit Week 1 Yvette Fielding Anna Walker Kriss Akabusi Andy Crane Week 2 Paul Zenon Windsor Davies Philippa Forrester Kate Robbins Week 3 Carol Smillie Mickey Hutton Faith Brown Brendan O Carroll Week 4 Andrea Boardman Kate Copstick Nicholas Parsons Ainsley Harriott Week 5 Ally McCoist Danny Baker Malandra Burrows Carol Sarler Week 6 Vicki Michelle Nina Myskow Andrew O Connor Allan Stewart Week 7 Paul Coia Debbie Greenwood Jilly Goolden Johnny Vaughan Week 8 Jo Brand Dale Winton Liza Tarbuck Nick Hancock Week 9 Syd Little Eddie Large Linda Lusardi Nightshade Week 10 Lionel Blair Ian Krankie Janet Krankie Judi Spiers Series 7 1996 edit Week 1 Yvette Fielding Windsor Davies Cheryl Baker Kriss Akabusi Week 2 Faith Brown Saracen Anna Walker Joe Pasquale Week 3 Ricky Tomlinson Mickey Hutton Linda Lusardi Jenny Powell Week 4 Philippa Forrester Judi Spiers Andrew Paul Billy Pearce Week 5 Ronni Ancona Liza Tarbuck Nick Hancock Gordon Kennedy Week 6 Linda Nolan Janet Krankie Ian Krankie Nicholas Parsons Week 7 amp 8 Vanessa Feltz Lorraine Kelly Ainsley Harriott Lee Hurst Week 9 Bonnie Langford Linda Nolan Paul Ross Robert Duncan Week 10 Craig Doyle Sian Lloyd Debbie Greenwood Paul Coia Week 11 Week 12 C P Grogan Kate Williams Kevin Day Christopher Cazenove Week 13 Maria McErlane Michaela Strachan Jim Bowen Tim Vincent Week 14 Ann Bryson Annabel Giles Phill Jupitus Norman Pace Week 15 Susan Brookes Sue Jenkins Ross King James MacPherson Week 16 Andrea Boardman Lesley Vickerage Gareth Jones Paul Zenon Week 17 Carol Smillie Blythe Duff Andy Cameron Ally McCoist Series 8 1997 edit Week 1 Davina McCall Johnny Vaughan Elaine C Smith Roger Black Week 2 Liza Tarbuck Paul Ross Clare Grogan Colin McCredie Week 3 Cheryl Baker Sian Lloyd Fred MacAulay John Parrott Week 4 Ann Bryson Annabel Giles Karl Howman Tony Roper Week 5 Tessa Sanderson Allan Stewart Roy Walker Jet Week 6 Simon Biagi Frazer Hines Zodiac Michaela Strachan Week 7 Phill Jupitus Ken Morley Kate Robbins Judi Spiers Series 9 1998 edit Week 1 Kelly Holmes Syd Little Eddie Large Linda Nolan Week 2 Carol Smillie Ann Bryson Andy Kane Shaun Williamson Week 3 Isla Fisher John Regis Maria McErlane Glenn Hugill Week 4 Ian Kelsey Colin McCredie Hilary O Neil Lisa Riley Week 5 Kevin Woodford Judi Spiers Kevin Lloyd Sophie Lawrence Week 6 Jo Brand Mickey Hutton Liza Tarbuck Tim Vincent Week 7 Sally Gunnell Joe Pasquale Davina McCall Nick Cochrane Week 8 Julie Peasgood John Parrott Angela Griffin Simeon CourtieTransmissions editOriginal series edit Series Start date End date Episodes 1 30 January 1990 16 March 1990 28 2 29 April 1991 14 June 1991 28 3 7 September 1992 9 October 1992 25 4 26 July 1993 27 August 1993 25 5 3 January 1994 1 April 1994 65 6 1 May 1995 7 July 1995 50 7 1 January 1996 26 April 1996 85 8 6 January 1997 28 February 1997 35 9 5 January 1998 27 February 1998 40 Teen series edit Series Start date End date Episodes 1 2 January 1993 20 February 1993 8 Late series edit Series Start date End date Episodes 1 14 April 2004 22 October 2004 20External links editWin Lose or Draw at IMDb nbsp Win Lose or Draw at BFI Win Lose or Draw at UKGameshows com Win Lose or Draw Late at IMDb nbsp Win Lose or Draw Late at BFIReferences edit Jones Ian Morning Glory A History of British Breakfast Television United Kingdom Kelly 2004 153 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Win Lose or Draw British game show amp oldid 1206825148, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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