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thank you I shall send an email right now!
Good news he has reply, and its got some wonder new information, I just need to check some minor details and I shall happily post full reply. I dare say Jenny at UkGamshows.com must be getting fed up with all this new infor
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I got this wonderful reply form Bill:
Also for details about Now you see it see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Now_You_See_It_%28UK_gameshow%29
and who can forget the pass port quiz:
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Yes indeed . `Shammydab` --had started about 5 years earlier on Radio Forth as a series entitled `Fair flummoxed` I thought up the idea and presented it on the radio for 2 or 3 years .In the early days ,the teams were in the main ,Scottish country dance bands(Jim Johnstone`s band versus say Bobby mcleod`s) Clark Tait (former head of progs at stv asked if I would try it on STV)
The Idea was picked up by one Martin Cairns of Grampian--I changed the name to `Shammydab`(a kind of cheap wall decoration where a wall was `stippled` using a wet sponge)-- when done well --it was said to be` the shammydab` or latterly just the `Dab` (similarly ,if someone was good at something ----they were described as being a `dab hand`)! Again ,I presented it on Grampian for a few years Early guests included Molly Weir , Russell Hunter,Trevor Mcdonald, Sandy Gall , and indeed anyone with a tenuous link to Scotland. The early theme tune was written by Dave and Barbara Murricane -- and rendered(like a wa` ) by Bill Torrance(sure Dave`ll still have a copy of it )
Cheap and cheerful! Unfortunately --it became more cheep and less cheerful !! Hope this helps a little--- -need anymore ---get in touch
The Idea was picked up by one Martin Cairns of Grampian--I changed the name to `Shammydab`(a kind of cheap wall decoration where a wall was `stippled` using a wet sponge)-- when done well --it was said to be` the shammydab` or latterly just the `Dab` (similarly ,if someone was good at something ----they were described as being a `dab hand`)! Again ,I presented it on Grampian for a few years Early guests included Molly Weir , Russell Hunter,Trevor Mcdonald, Sandy Gall , and indeed anyone with a tenuous link to Scotland. The early theme tune was written by Dave and Barbara Murricane -- and rendered(like a wa` ) by Bill Torrance(sure Dave`ll still have a copy of it )
Cheap and cheerful! Unfortunately --it became more cheep and less cheerful !! Hope this helps a little--- -need anymore ---get in touch
Also for details about Now you see it see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Now_You_See_It_%28UK_gameshow%29
and who can forget the pass port quiz:
JW
Passport Quiz: Bryan Burnett?? But Passport itself was also presented by Bryan Burnett and another lady who's name escapes me. Anyone recall who she was?
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Passport Quiz: Bryan Burnett?? But Passport itself was also presented by Bryan Burnett and another lady who's name escapes me. Anyone recall who she was?
woman with the black curly hair? was it Cathy MacDonald
did you know Bryan come up with the idea for Passport quiz and made between 150-200 episodes!
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Yes, black curly hair, but not Cathy MacDonald.
what else was the lady with the black curly hair in? Im sure she was in a few stv programmes.
JW
Found her on google. Katie Wood. www.katiewoodtravel.com
I believe that's her?
Oh, memories............
I believe that's her?
Oh, memories............
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Found her on google. Katie Wood. www.katiewoodtravel.com
I believe that's her?
Oh, memories............
I believe that's her?
Oh, memories............
I think that's her, it cant have been Carin Greensheild could it, she still got dark curly hair.
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At least a good page has been created: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shammy_Dab
hopeful ( I dare say not at this mommet in time) there will be a page about Passport Quiz:
hopeful ( I dare say not at this mommet in time) there will be a page about Passport Quiz:
TT
One Scottish game show from the 1980s was
Now You See It,
it was produced by Scottish Television. In 1986 it was presented by Jack McLoughlin. It was networked, I remember seeing it on HTV West in 1986.