The Krypton Factor International 1988
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2017
- The March 27, 1988 International special, with the winners and runner-ups from the 1987 UK and Australasian series competing against each other for the title of International Champion.
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Really interesting to find this clip, I remember watching this final in New Zealand just after New Zealand screened their first season of The Krypton Factor in 1987. I am actually wondering when this was actually filmed as I am sure I remember seeing this just a week after NZ finished screening the 1987 series which was in October 1987 just short of six months before this aired. Something also I remember was a comment from the New Zealand competitor was how in NZ you only get wet on the assault course if you make a mistake.
I should also point out the 1987 series in New Zealand was a NZ & Australia contest totally filmed in New Zealand produced by TVNZ. Later series in New Zealand were NZ only, not sure what Australia did after this. Our final season was in 1991.
Nice
Alison getting her own back on Marian, shows people can take it in turns then.
I would have in the Australian series if it switched to the 7 Network/Australian Television Network as the presenter any one of Drew Morphett, Sandy Roberts, Peter Landy, Garry Wilkinson, Mike Raymond,
Huh? I'm a little confused by your sentence.
The guy mentions he's from New Zealand not Australia.
where was the reposonse round?
It’s The Grand Final The Response Round isn’t Here.
Marion had to win and win again just so he wouldn't say Marion the baker 🙄 ha he loved pointing that out on her aparances
A couple of years difference??? One is 32... the other is 21!!
Marian only got a seven second head start over Alison.
No,one is 36 the other is 21. A bigger age gap!
One point for general knowledge??? Rubbish! How is anyone supposed to catch up!!! It was always 2 points!! All Alison had to do was answer nothing to win!!
It was two points per correct answer initially Hazel but one particular contestant ruined a whole series by ONLY being good at that round and overturning being useless at everything else so they felt they had to change it.
It's the naffest round, glad they can't catch up having not been good at the other round!
David Goodliff It was always 1 to begin with, then after this International, the 1988 series became the first to change it to 2 points per correct answer.