This show reminds me of "The Weakest Link," except that Sandi Toskvig must be Anne Robinson's nicer alter ego. I'd like to see this show on U.S. television; since NBC has "The Weakest Link" that would be the most appropriate network. Maybe the two shows could run back-to-back.
It's not as rapid-fire as the original, but I do like that Sandy gives fuller explanations of some of the questions, and there's no disputing that she's more personable as a host than the humorless William G. Stewart. So all in all, a toss-up.
@@joelhess7848 I loved William G's no-bullshit style. And he wasn't humorless; he was often smiling, especially when contestants just barely got in the right answer.
I think the most important factor is that Bob went into the final having topped the leaderboard. Why nominate the player who is most likely to get the questions right and fire a nomination right back at you, when you can nominate someone else and hope to knock them out?
@@ntfc2 but how can we certainly know that he will give right answers without asking question,,if their were more questions he surely would hav eliminated and their were some questions which i think he wouldnt hav answered all other 14 contestant made him winner unknowngly evn they would hav realized it later and its completly visible in the show that it seems all of them forgot at 1 time that bob is also here.......and that might hav happnd cause of his wheelchair cause in situations like this ur mind mainly focuses on the things which r dirctly visible to u cause its a tense situation nd our brain doesnt want to waste its thinkng for looking beyond what is directly visible..........
@@rahulsharma-ht7ut Well you could say that about any player. We just had to answer the questions that came our way. As for Bob, I was certainly aware that he was there I just chose not to nominate him early on. I doubt anyone forgot he was there tbh, we all spent a lot of time together that day.
@@ntfc2 all these things work subconsiously bro it isnt visible but this is the human reaction and i m not accusing him or u of anythng its just a game show u enjoyed the show thats all but this is how human pschology works thats it we might never notice at that moment but subconsiously our brain works like this whethr it is game show or real life or wht ever situation related like this..............
@@rahulsharma-ht7ut I understand what you are trying to say, but we were all very conscious of each other. In some ways I was more aware of Bob than many others, because I presumed him to be the oldest of the group. So my plan was to only nominate him if there had been a run of questions with no contemporary low bro, in the hope that he would get one. I was also hardly nominated in round 2. I wonder what your theory is on that?
Has anyone got the Grand Final of series 4 (or it might have been series 6, I can't remember)? I was in it but have never seen it. Or, even better, the episode which I won...
This show reminds me of "The Weakest Link," except that Sandi Toskvig must be Anne Robinson's nicer alter ego. I'd like to see this show on U.S. television; since NBC has "The Weakest Link" that would be the most appropriate network. Maybe the two shows could run back-to-back.
It's a much better show imho. But yes I think it could work well in the US
Thanks for this!
that was one of the best shows ive ever seen.. fair play all..
cheers
I'm in tears because I wanted Bob to win 😢
Bob was a nice guy, as was Will. One of us had to win, and as much as I like those guys, I'm glad it was me.
hell of a game congrats to all!
37:27 How did he press the button if he didn't even have fingers on it?!
He was holding it in his right hand
Not even a shadow of the original show
Raymond Duke I'm sure it's at least a shadow of the original or you wouldn't be comparing it.
It's not as rapid-fire as the original, but I do like that Sandy gives fuller explanations of some of the questions, and there's no disputing that she's more personable as a host than the humorless William G. Stewart. So all in all, a toss-up.
@@joelhess7848 I loved William G's no-bullshit style. And he wasn't humorless; he was often smiling, especially when contestants just barely got in the right answer.
Bob is saved by wheelchair he was asked 90 prcnt less question than any other if more questions would hav asked he would hav been eliminated
I think the most important factor is that Bob went into the final having topped the leaderboard. Why nominate the player who is most likely to get the questions right and fire a nomination right back at you, when you can nominate someone else and hope to knock them out?
@@ntfc2 but how can we certainly know that he will give right answers without asking question,,if their were more questions he surely would hav eliminated and their were some questions which i think he wouldnt hav answered all other 14 contestant made him winner unknowngly evn they would hav realized it later and its completly visible in the show that it seems all of them forgot at 1 time that bob is also here.......and that might hav happnd cause of his wheelchair cause in situations like this ur mind mainly focuses on the things which r dirctly visible to u cause its a tense situation nd our brain doesnt want to waste its thinkng for looking beyond what is directly visible..........
@@rahulsharma-ht7ut Well you could say that about any player. We just had to answer the questions that came our way. As for Bob, I was certainly aware that he was there I just chose not to nominate him early on. I doubt anyone forgot he was there tbh, we all spent a lot of time together that day.
@@ntfc2 all these things work subconsiously bro it isnt visible but this is the human reaction and i m not accusing him or u of anythng its just a game show u enjoyed the show thats all but this is how human pschology works thats it we might never notice at that moment but subconsiously our brain works like this whethr it is game show or real life or wht ever situation related like this..............
@@rahulsharma-ht7ut I understand what you are trying to say, but we were all very conscious of each other. In some ways I was more aware of Bob than many others, because I presumed him to be the oldest of the group. So my plan was to only nominate him if there had been a run of questions with no contemporary low bro, in the hope that he would get one. I was also hardly nominated in round 2. I wonder what your theory is on that?
Has anyone got the Grand Final of series 4 (or it might have been series 6, I can't remember)? I was in it but have never seen it. Or, even better, the episode which I won...
It's on Channel 4's on demand service: www.channel4.com/programmes/fifteen-to-one/on-demand/61297-030