My Dad was glued to this show during the 80’s. He was always engaging with it and drawn to the mental games. I always felt that Gordon Burns looked a lot like Glenn Tipton (guitarist and principal songwriter of heavy metal icons Judas Priest)
I wonder why the 1988 series moved the Intelligence test after Response and before Observation and Physical Ability. I'm just so used to the six-test format being Mental Agility-Response-Observation-Physical Ability-Intelligence-General Knowledge.
I once scored 124 SD 15 on an accurate online I.Q. test, it said my best section was general knowledge. I thought I was quite good at maths but I am perhaps not as good at maths as I once thought!
Needed a slight partition to screen off each others efforts during the Intelligence test. Once one of them wins, it's obvious that the rest of them will take a sneaky peek or two, in a theatrical Mr Bean type of way, to cheat their way to the runner-up points.
I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing that there's no partition between participants. If anything, it's better for editing purposes, because it saves on how much film's needed for the recording since they'll recognise what they need to do; all they need to do by that point is, well, do it as quick as possible.
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My Dad was glued to this show during the 80’s. He was always engaging with it and drawn to the mental games.
I always felt that Gordon Burns looked a lot like Glenn Tipton (guitarist and principal songwriter of heavy metal icons Judas Priest)
God this is such a blast from past. So 80s yet ahead of it's time. Best part for me was the Response test
An all time favourite programme. Especially the assault course finale.
Outrageous how they gave women a head start on the assault course
Gordon Burns was a great host and always made sure you done well
I wish Challenge would show these older episodes.
They should
Martin Love is 26? Jesus! Being a computer analyst must be tough that or living in Bradford.
Being one of those things is bad enough.
Both at the same time, though, whoof...one foot in the grave by 40.
“But I’m 48!”
“Just read the autocue Martin,”
😂
I wonder why the 1988 series moved the Intelligence test after Response and before Observation and Physical Ability. I'm just so used to the six-test format being Mental Agility-Response-Observation-Physical Ability-Intelligence-General Knowledge.
The Intelligence test here was perhaps my favorite of the series.
2:37 Barry really rocking that Colombian drug baron look
Anyone else feel like they all lied about their age ahah add at least 10 years to all of them
Barry, Martin, Elizabeth, & Derek are the contestants on this episode of the British TV series Krypton Factor.
Great video
I like this Intelligence test, as there isn't really another one like it!
In the book version, the question at 22:33 was replaced by "Henry VIII met Francis I on which famous field in 1520 near Calais?"
All in there 60s now
I once scored 124 SD 15 on an accurate online I.Q. test, it said my best section was general knowledge. I thought I was quite good at maths but I am perhaps not as good at maths as I once thought!
Controversial opinions make this show excellent
Needed a slight partition to screen off each others efforts during the Intelligence test. Once one of them wins, it's obvious that the rest of them will take a sneaky peek or two, in a theatrical Mr Bean type of way, to cheat their way to the runner-up points.
I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing that there's no partition between participants.
If anything, it's better for editing purposes, because it saves on how much film's needed for the recording since they'll recognise what they need to do; all they need to do by that point is, well, do it as quick as possible.
Notice the different order of the rounds.
05:33
he's got 5 right, but the screen shows 4
now somebody's got to get his maths right
I wish thare was a 2019 edition
vaporwave lol