AS
I guess the new Family Fortunes will be based at the South Bank, since the original set is now a uni.
Wouldnt the orignal of been made in ATV/Cantral Birmingham studios?
But still I surposed it doesnt realy make a difference.
It was made by Central in Nottingham at Lenton Lane, just like Bullseye...
wells posted:
harshy posted:
I guess the new Family Fortunes will be based at the South Bank, since the original set is now a uni.
Wouldnt the orignal of been made in ATV/Cantral Birmingham studios?
But still I surposed it doesnt realy make a difference.
It was made by Central in Nottingham at Lenton Lane, just like Bullseye...
JO
I guess the new Family Fortunes will be based at the South Bank, since the original set is now a uni.
Wouldnt the orignal of been made in ATV/Cantral Birmingham studios?
But still I surposed it doesnt realy make a difference.
It was made by Central in Nottingham at Lenton Lane, just like Bullseye...
Sorry I new that the 1980's im on about!
Aston posted:
wells posted:
harshy posted:
I guess the new Family Fortunes will be based at the South Bank, since the original set is now a uni.
Wouldnt the orignal of been made in ATV/Cantral Birmingham studios?
But still I surposed it doesnt realy make a difference.
It was made by Central in Nottingham at Lenton Lane, just like Bullseye...
Sorry I new that the 1980's im on about!
AS
I guess the new Family Fortunes will be based at the South Bank, since the original set is now a uni.
Would the original HAVE been made AT ATV/Central Birmingham studios?
But still I suppose it doesn't really make a difference.
It was made by Central in Nottingham at Lenton Lane, just like Bullseye...
Sorry I new that the 1980's im on about!
In which case I can't help you.
However, I CAN help you with a few points on grammar.
"new" should have a "k"
"im" should have an apostrophe
you could do with a comma too
Good luck with your GCSE English exam
Oh, and I've also amended your original post too.
Aston
Grammar Police
wells posted:
Aston posted:
wells posted:
harshy posted:
I guess the new Family Fortunes will be based at the South Bank, since the original set is now a uni.
Would the original HAVE been made AT ATV/Central Birmingham studios?
But still I suppose it doesn't really make a difference.
It was made by Central in Nottingham at Lenton Lane, just like Bullseye...
Sorry I new that the 1980's im on about!
In which case I can't help you.
However, I CAN help you with a few points on grammar.
Good luck with your GCSE English exam
Oh, and I've also amended your original post too.
Aston
Grammar Police
JC
Unlike many gameshows, which have the same actual tune (but different "mixes"/arrangements thereof) forever, I'm sure that FF totally got a totally new tune when Les Dennis first took over (which then got "remixed" every few years - i.e. whenever the title sequence was changed - as per usual), completely different from the Monkhouse/Bygraves era theme tune(s).
I imagine that the Ant & Dec version must have chosen to use the Les Dennis/Andy Collins era tune because it's the one that nowadays would be most remembered by Mr/Mrs Average Viewer. But they've had it especially re-done in a more "traditional gameshow" style (i.e. cheesy band/orchestra style, rather than the "synthetic 1990's" style that it was actually originally done in) to fit in better with the "cheesy" tone of the other gameshows of the Marathon.
Juicy Joe posted:
Strange they used mid-90's Family Fortunes titles/logo, a 2001-2003 set and a 1983 Central ident. A bit of a mix there I reckon.
Unlike many gameshows, which have the same actual tune (but different "mixes"/arrangements thereof) forever, I'm sure that FF totally got a totally new tune when Les Dennis first took over (which then got "remixed" every few years - i.e. whenever the title sequence was changed - as per usual), completely different from the Monkhouse/Bygraves era theme tune(s).
I imagine that the Ant & Dec version must have chosen to use the Les Dennis/Andy Collins era tune because it's the one that nowadays would be most remembered by Mr/Mrs Average Viewer. But they've had it especially re-done in a more "traditional gameshow" style (i.e. cheesy band/orchestra style, rather than the "synthetic 1990's" style that it was actually originally done in) to fit in better with the "cheesy" tone of the other gameshows of the Marathon.