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Through archival interviews and footage, George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley relive the arc of their Wham career, from '70s best buds to '80s pop icons.

A unique game show in which celebrities try to deduce which of the classic characters commited a murder by watching a short film and interviewing the suspects.

Musical talent show in which amateur lookalikes and soundalikes impersonate their favourite singing stars.

Game show in which contestants try to guess well-known phrases or sayings from animated picture puzzles.

Viewers' clips show, where those watching can earn money if their various video accidents are shown. Originally presented by Jeremy Beadle, later presenters included Lisa Riley and Harry Hill.

Quiz hosted by Paul Daniels, with contestants choosing correct answers from a grid, but picking a wrong answer wipes out their winnings. The show was eventually moved from primetime to midday, and Bob Monkhouse took over as presenter.

A large number of people gathered on a beach or in a car park and answered questions by standing in giant circles according to their preference between multiple-choice answers, being eliminated for wrong answers.

Elaborate tricks involving actors are played on members of the public who have been set up by friends or family.

Quiz where contestants compete for a holiday location to see how their jobs are carried out there.

Three contestants are quizzed about key events from the last half-century.

Three contestants are individually given words, and they must change one letter at a time to make new words. The more they manage in the time, the more money they win.

The Australian version of the game show where contestants have to solve picture puzzles to win cash and prizes.

Three contestants (all women) answer questions on chosen subjects whilst attempting to sabotage each other's chances.

A game show, where newly formed on-set pairs of contestants compete for prizes and/or hearts of each other in an assortment of romantic contests.

The object of Odd One Out is to guess which one of four items does not belong and why it doesn't belong.

A "viewers' videos" show hosted by Shane Richie and very much a similar format to ITV's successful "You've Been Framed!". Despite decent ratings, the show was critically derided and axed after one series.