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Tipping Point is the worst quiz show

Ray_SmithRay_Smith Posts: 1,372
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ever invented/devised/thought up/worked out/put on air/broadcast.

It's utter crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just wanted to get that off my chest.

Thank you. Now er.. you can go back to the other posts.

No, seriously, go. I've stopped posting. It's over. I've stopped. You can go back to the main board. Oh go on. Please? Pretty please? Thanks. Okay. Bye. You gone? You sure? Good. I can see you're still here! You naughty munchkin, you. Oh you are a tease! Now go. Shoo! Thanks.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 414
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    Was fun at first, but it get's very boring after a while.
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    smokencheesesmokencheese Posts: 2,176
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    Awful presenter, mind-numbingly awful show. Typical ITV dross.
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    WhyHelloWorldWhyHelloWorld Posts: 15,494
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    I like it.
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    tiltonlandtiltonland Posts: 234
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    Makes Family Fortunes presented by Max Bygraves classy.
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    NickelbackNickelback Posts: 23,764
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    I like it, and Ben the presenter :)
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    steveh31steveh31 Posts: 13,516
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    I am very shocked by how many people actually like this cr*p I don't see it myself.
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    nats18nats18 Posts: 8,239
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    It's not great but really have you seen take on the twisters. TP is amazing compared to that
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    sarahj1986sarahj1986 Posts: 11,305
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    The whole point of these machines at the fun fair/arcade etc is that you frantically add 2p after 2p after 2p.......loads drop, you keep putting them in, sometimes you win a keyring. Watching yourself win a whole 16p is so exciting, watching these is not quite as fun and only 1/2/3 counters at a time....yawn
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    daisyduck1976daisyduck1976 Posts: 1,166
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    Take on the twisters is totally bizarre and a bit confusing. Awful, awful presenter, devoid of all warmth and personality. No idea who she is, but she's dreadful.
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    soapfan_1973soapfan_1973 Posts: 3,624
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    The "celebrity" episode with Louis Spence was possibly one of the funniest things I have seen in a long time (and for the wrong reasons of course). How he gets invited onto these quiz shows is beyond me as he does appear to know very little about anything apart from dance
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    scorpionatthepcscorpionatthepc Posts: 5,378
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    What's worse then watching tipping point? Being in the audience watching tipping point.
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    soapfan_1973soapfan_1973 Posts: 3,624
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    oh dear. so what's it like seeing it being recorded? and how many episodes do they record in a day?
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    shandersshanders Posts: 5,907
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    oh dear. so what's it like seeing it being recorded? and how many episodes do they record in a day?

    too many!
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    dsimillerdsimiller Posts: 1,838
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    Yep,I'd rate Tipping Point and Take on the twisters as the most boring quiz programs on at the moment.As there is no Chaser currently being shown,its Pointless for me I'm afraid.
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    FlukieFlukie Posts: 40,578
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    Awful presenter, mind-numbingly awful show. Typical ITV dross.

    It's what Ben Shepherd is made for, though. Game shows like this. He is completely out of place on Sky Sports fronting a football show!

    I watch this programme via V+ so I can then move it forward (usually on 2) past all the talking so I only look at the questions then it speeds up the counter dropping bit. So I can get through an episode in about 15 minutes.
    I would never watch one of these 'live' it would be too boring.
    Plus, the speeded up version shuts out the irritating oohs and aaah the contestant comes out with during the drop bit.

    So I enjoy my version of it, which doesn't need sound at all!
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    BellaRosaBellaRosa Posts: 36,590
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    Are you still harping on about this still? I think we got the jist of your hatred yesterday :yawn:
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    biggeralbiggeral Posts: 3,350
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    Tipping Point is the best quiz show on TV after The Chase and Countdown. What makes it interesting is that the cleverest contestant rarely seems to win and there is a massive amount of luck involved.
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    MONIFIETHBOYMONIFIETHBOY Posts: 786
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    Well it sounds like some people are having a lot of fun on the show.;)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgAFMb4XnsY
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    bobcarbobcar Posts: 19,424
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    It depends what you class as a quiz show. Deal or No Deal is by far the worst game show ever but probably only a "quiz show" by the loosest definition.
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    Pacman1854Pacman1854 Posts: 1,380
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    The worse quiz show??

    Have you not seen the latest Nick Knowles Lottery travesty, Take on the Twisters or that Puppet thing from the weekend?

    Tipping Point's the Downton Abbey of daytime quizzes at the moment, at least until new Pointless and Chasers appear!!
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    The WizardThe Wizard Posts: 11,071
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    You have to be proper sad to watch this programme.

    When you base a gameshow on a game which is probably THE most pointless futile game you could play in the whole of Blackoool then the show isn't exactly gonna be a whole lot more exciting.

    It doesn't help by the fact that the questions are so stupidly easy even a child could answer them. Same goes for that Twisters show they put on after it. Not only are the questions ridiculously dumbed down they even give you the answer and 2 other options to choose from. It's almost as pointless as opening random boxes with cash in them. Now there's an idea ;)

    Typical low intelligence ITV trash aimed at their usual audience of dumbed down couch potatoes.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,429
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    Take on the twisters is totally bizarre and a bit confusing. Awful, awful presenter, devoid of all warmth and personality. No idea who she is, but she's dreadful.

    Julie Bradbury is a conundrum. Her walking programmes are simple and non-taxing television in a relaxing completely-switch-the-brain-off kind of way, and apart from those all I really remember her doing were Holiday type shows in her early days. So, short bon mots to camera in the great outdoors.

    Why, then, would anyone think she was suitable for this kind of thing - studio-bound, a live audience (presumably), asking questions, making the contestants feel relaxed with humour and warmth etc? In the Old Days (TM) quiz shows were given to people with years of experience in comedy and light entertainment as a matter of course as they had the chops to cope, even to excel. It's the equivalent of giving Anneka Rice a prime time game show on the back of Treasure Hunt and Challenge Anneka.

    Is she married to or related to the show's producers?
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    The WizardThe Wizard Posts: 11,071
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    Pacman1854 wrote: »
    The worse quiz show??

    Have you not seen the latest Nick Knowles Lottery travesty, Take on the Twisters or that Puppet thing from the weekend?

    Tipping Point's the Downton Abbey of daytime quizzes at the moment, at least until new Pointless and Chasers appear!!

    At least the questions on Break the Safe are remotely taxing and there's actually an ounce of skill involved unlike TP where brains nor skills are required.
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    HMOHMO Posts: 42,302
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    Yet it gets 3 million viewers in primetime, and 2 million in daytime. People seem to like it. At least the format isn't hard to get your head around.

    I wouldn't say the questions are much dumbed down, and multiple choice appears in a lot of these shows.
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    Pacman1854Pacman1854 Posts: 1,380
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    The Wizard wrote: »
    At least the questions on Break the Safe are remotely taxing and there's actually an ounce of skill involved unlike TP where brains nor skills are required.

    It would be better if there was an actual safe, and the contestants didn't know if they'd won or not until they actually tried to open the door.

    It's like someone bought a job-lot of whizzy LED screens and then thought "what can we do with these"?

    And as for the contestants trundling backwards & forwards on their little podiums...!!
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