Finders Keepers (UK TV series)

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Finders Keepers (UK)
Format Game Show
Starring Neil Buchanan
(1991 - 1998)
Diane Youdale
(1998)
Jeff Brazier
(2006)
Country of origin Flag of the United Kingdom United Kingdom
Production
Producer(s) TVS
(12 April, 1991 - 1 April, 1992)
STV
(1993 - 1998)
The Foundation
(6 January, 2006 - 14 April, 2006)
Running time 30 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel ITV
Picture format 4:3
(1991 - 1998)
16:9
(2006)
Original run 12 April 199114 April 2006
Chronology
Related shows Finders Keepers (US version)

Finders Keepers was a CITV game show based on the original American format of the same name. The original series was broadcasted from 1991 to 1998, hosted by Neil Buchanan and then the revived version was broadcast from 6 January 2006 to 14 April 2006, hosted by Jeff Brazier.

Contents

[edit] Format

Two teams of two had to trash eight rooms to find hidden objects to gain points. Then they have to find tools in a pit of tar or find pictures to a question to win more rooms to raid.

[edit] Rooms

[edit] Top floor

  • Mum and Dads bedroom
  • Bathroom
  • Kids bedroom
  • Fantasy room, mystery room

[edit] Bottom

  • Store room, utility room, garden room
  • Kitchen
  • Living room
  • Study

[edit] Jeremy's Joker

In the Buchanan series some rooms had Jamies joker on them. If the team found the object they would win a holiday.

[edit] Super Search

The winning team got to do the super search. They had to raid all 8 rooms in 4 minutes (3 minutes in the Brazier versions) to get a super prize. The more rooms raided, the better the prize.

[edit] Trivia

  • The rooms would rain silly string and streamers to distract the contestants
  • For the tv audience only while the team were searching an arrow apreared pointing to where the object is. The colour of this arrow changed every few years.
  • In the original US series, money was awarded for each room or question. This was changed to points in the UK version, as children cannot win cash on a game show in the UK.

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