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I had to go back and rewatch it. I genuinely thought Barry had said Luton was 'no good' on first watch, but it does seem they took it as an acceptable answer (or at least Barry thought they accepted that particular answer, but it's possible that the person tasked with keeping score reacted to some other correct answer being said, as we can't hear everything they say because of the other kids all shouting, so they could have said ten in addition to Luton).

black mesa the half life remake? there;s seriously a mug with their mugs on it?

+alex ojideagu that's what it seems like to me, (in fact i was going to ask if it was random or not,)

It was certainly convenient for the production team that the more expensive looking prizes suddenly started being added to the trolley in the latter half of the program, only for that whole third trolley full to simply dissappear when the 'times up' hooter sounded. The illusion of having loads of good prizes on the show, without necessarily going to the expensive of actually giving them away. Regarding the celebrity though, I did wonder if both teams had already filmed a celebrity challenge (and perhaps some of the other bits, such as the chuckle chuck and swamp game) prior to the filming of the actual game, so that the celebrity would have done something to earn their fee even if genuine random selection on the wheel meant neither team's celebrity challenge was shown or affected the scores.

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RIP Barry Chuckle. I posted this message over 2 years ago. As I said before I loved this show. I remember watching it with my father one day and got his permission to answer the quiz question to win prizes as I mentioned before. Hopefully one day I'll come across the episode in which my cousins were in.

Chucklevision had being going for almost a decade by the time this gameshow began! It also outlasted this gameshow by just over another decade.

+MasterPages941 Yes I went to watch Episode VII the day it came out! I loved it

dirtydogrobmcwill Same here

Cino It's the Thames. /o/

dddddddd hahaha yes I do

It was called "ToMeToYou"

MrGriser Im the boy on the blue team, we won!

dirtydogrobmcwill You and Charlie seem to be good friends at the time are you still in contact?

I do remember one team in the 2nd series getting 6 direct hits but no one else

Yes I do but the contestants still got splatted with the pies even when they got 3 on each brother, both lots of contestants dredded this game.

@@jaradoref Was that series 2 episode 1 with Otis the Aardvark?

I already asked that question.

To Me, To You was infamous for the low value of the prizes.

Like most other BBC game shows. Although ITV game shows like Fun House, Finders Keepers and all the adult ones were just as bad.

Back then in the 1990s they were probably worth a lot more compared to today, children only like iPads and computers and techno things now.

It's a bit of an unfortunate format choice that they (in this edition at least) spent much of the latter part of the program bigging up the several slightly more expensive looking prizes that were being added to the trolley, only for that that last trolley full to simply dissappear at the sounding of the hooter at the end of the game. If I was the producer I might have devised a way to distribute whatever was on the trolley at the point when the time ran out (perhaps give the teams alternate quick fire selections from the trolley, with the team with the most cocunuts going first. Budget willing, and reserving say 30 seconds of the program to do that). Were the BBC sneakily giving various expensive products air time, by claiming them to be prizes, but ensuring they didn't have to run to the expense of actually giving them away by sounding the hooter before they were won?

All quiz show i.e the more recent the Chase, Who Wants to be a MIllionaire, are are slightly rigged when you think about it. End of the day it would be boring if they won everything.

+Wheeloffortunefan999 oh, shit, they won a coconut in the 2nd challenge. LOL

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