This Time Tomorrow

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This Time Tomorrow

Format	Entertainment
Created by	BBC Scotland
Starring	Tess Daly
Production
Running time	TBA
Broadcast
Original channel	BBC One
Picture format	16:9
Original airing	TBA
External links
Official website

This Time Tomorrow is a British television game show made by BBC Scotland for the BBC. An eight-episode series was ordered by the BBC, and is presented by Tess Daly.

1 The Show
- 1.1 Format
- 1.2 Production
2 References
3 External link

[edit] The Show

[edit] Format

Each show will see 10 hopefull contestants compete for some of the most exclusive prizes on television – the Bronze, Silver and Gold tickets. Every prize will be well worth winning, but with each ticket the prize increases – in terms of size, duration and wow factor.

The winner of the 'Bronze prize might be watching queen of country Dolly Parton in concert at London's O2 Arena before heading out for the ultimate country weekend. The Silver prize winner could be sipping champagne at the British Grand Prix before jetting off to Monte Carlo, the playground of the rich and famous, for a week of the finer things in life. The winner of This Time Tomorrow's Gold Final, meanwhile, will be jetting off on an incredible holiday of a lifetime to a city that has previously hosted an Olympic Games, like Sydney. There they will experience two weeks of first-class, five-star luxury.

The game is all about knowledge and nerve as we offer the winners of Bronze and Silver the opportunity to upgrade their prizes for a place in the Gold Final. And if they do upgrade, right there and then, a lucky audience member will get the chance to win the Bronze or Silver prize. This Time Tomorrow will also include the Dream Number draw and all the winners will embark on their prizes the day after the show is transmitted.