Four British episodes from 1989

[GuyWithFace]

From the very brief Sky One series hosted by Bob Warman, possibly best known for its music library consisting entirely of cues from the US version. The first two episodes below contain commercials, whereas the other two do not. Bobby Bragg is announcer for all episodes except the second, which has Allan Sherwin.

-September 4, 1989 premiere (Lucky 7, Race Game, Pick-A-Pair):

-Late 1989 (Ten Chances, Danger Price, Hi-Lo; the commercials here are from a repeat):

-Late 1989 (Side By Side, Switcheroo, 5 Price Tags):
[No opening is present, as this is the case among traders.]
--First One-Bid
--Side By Side
--Second One-Bid
--A gaffe where Mr. Bragg claims a refrigerator-freezer has a "defrost frunction"
--Switcheroo (continues from above clip)
--Third One-Bid
--5 Price Tags
--Showcase Showdown
--Showcase Final

-Late 1989 (Money Game, Bargain Bar, Cliffhanger):
--Opening
--First One-Bid
--Money Game
[No second One-Bid or Bargain Bar. Game information provided by several tape-trading websites that have this episode, which all state the second One-Bid is missing.]
--Third One-Bid
--Cliffhanger
--Showcase Showdown
--Showcase Final and credits

[SteveGavazzi]

For those unfamiliar with the '80s British show, I should point out that "Side by Side" is a completely different game whose format actually resembles Bump.

[GuyWithFace]

"Side by Side" is a completely different game whose format actually resembles Bump.

Personally, I always thought the method of selecting prices reminded me of Make Your Move.

[SteveGavazzi]

Personally, I always thought the method of selecting prices reminded me of Make Your Move.

It does, but the rules aren't even remotely close.

[GuyWithFace]

I am well aware of that, sir. Your comparison to Bump is very accurate.

While I would have preferred the contestant move the prize tags herself, I can see why Warman did it instead given the method of revealing the correct prices.