Big Break

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Big Break
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Genre Sports game show
Created byRoger Medcalf
Mike Kemp
Terry Mardell
Directed by Nick Hurran (Series 1–2)
Charles Garland (Series 3–5)
Babara Jones (Series 6)
Phil Chilvers (Series 7)
Richard Valentine (Series 7–8)
Duncan Cooper (Series 9)
Sue McMahon (Series 10)
Presented by Jim Davidson
Starring John Virgo
Voices ofColin Ward Lewis (Series 1–7)
Zora Suleman (Series 8)
Charles Nove (Series 9–10)
Theme music composer"The Snooker Song" by Captain Sensible
Composer Mike Batt
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series10
No. of episodes212 (inc. 17 specials)
Production
ProducersJohn Burrowes (Series 1–7)
Geoff Miles (Series 8 & 10)
David G. Taylor (Series 9)
Production locations BBC Elstree Centre (Series 1–4) [1]
BBC Television Centre (Series 5–10) [1]
Running time30 minutes
Original release
Network BBC1
Release30 April 1991 (1991-04-30) –
10 August 2002 (2002-08-10)
Related
Full Swing

Big Break is a British game show that aired on BBC1 from 30 April 1991 and 10 August 2002 and hosted by Jim Davidson with John Virgo as referee. The programme focuses on teams consisting of a contestant and a professional snooker player competing in rounds that involve snooker, with the best team eventually seeing its player seeking to win prizes for their contestant.

Contents

History

The idea of a snooker-related television game show was first thought of by Mike Kemp in 1984 who was also a keen snooker player around that time. He mentioned his idea to a number of friends, but the only person who was interested then and who even put a similar idea to him was mini cab driver Roger Medcalf. Kemp and Medcalf both produced a written format in 1987 where it was called Big Break and it went through a number of versions, Kemp then proposed to Medcalf that they should try to get Terry Mardell interested, Mardell was an expert in relation to quiz shows and was another one of Kemp's friends who told him his idea of a snooker game show three years prior, which was also during that year Mardell devised a successful bingo-related quiz show called Bob's Full House . Mardell agreed to meet Kemp and Medcalf in his office to discuss the snooker-related game that the two men came up with and showed Mardell their written format for the show, Mardell's immediate response was that it was far too complicated, would take far too long and would cost far too much, but he was willing to help them in a further meeting that would take place in his flat where the three men would further discuss and contribute various suggestions to the idea. That meeting produced a further version of the format and afterwards Kemp was left to retype the format where it was called "the June format". It was first practised at King's Cross Snooker Club where a week later, the three men met again to work out how the game could be improved with a view to a presentation to the BBC. They attended the presentation as well as Jim Moir and Kevin Bishop from the BBC where they were sufficiently interested to agree to have rehearsals at the BBC's Acton Studios in October. [2]

Format

In each episode of the game show, three contestants are each paired up with a professional snooker player – while the contestant tackles questions given by the host, the player handles the snooker-based challenges in each round. Although a game show, Davidson and Virgo usually interject comedy into each episode, including a brief stand-up routine at the beginning of an episode before the introduction of the contestants and players. Although the first two rounds have their own rules, the last two stick to traditional regulation snooker rules regarding potting balls – colours being potted only after a red is potted – although with six red balls used in these rounds except the first round which has ten red balls. The snooker table on this game show has one colour on each pocket (Corner Pockets: Brown, Blue, Pink and Black, Central Side Pockets: Yellow and Green).

The programme features four rounds:

Snooker Player Partners

Series 1 (1991)

Series 2 (1992)

Series 3 (1992)

Series 4 (1993-94)

Series 5 (1994)

Series 6 (1995)

Series 7 (1996)

Series 8 (1997)

Series 9 (1998)

Series 10 (2001)

Transmissions

Regular

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
130 April 1991 [3] 16 July 1991 [14] 12
211 January 1992 [15] 4 April 1992 [27] 13
312 September 1992 [28] 19 December 1992 [42] 15
44 September 1993 [43] 26 March 1994 [69] 27
59 September 1994 [70] 20 May 1995 [96] 27
62 September 1995 [97] 19 July 1996 [123] 27
73 January 1997 [124] 27 February 1998 [151] 28
86 March 1998 [152] 26 June 1999 [177] 26
918 December 1999 [178] 19 May 2001 [200] 24
1016 June 2001 [201] 10 August 2002 [213] 13

Stars of the Future

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
127 May 1995 [214] 17 June 1995 [215] 6
11 May 1996 [216] 15 July 1996 [217]
223 July 1997 [218] 3 September 1997 [219] 6
33 July 1999 [220] 11 December 1999 [221] 6

Christmas Specials

DateGuestsSnooker Players
24 December 1991 [222] Linda Lusardi, Jean Alexander, Charlie DrakeStephen Hendry, Steve Davis, Jimmy White
26 December 1992 [223] Ruth Madoc, Patrick Moore, Anthea TurnerDennis Taylor, Allison Fisher, Willie Thorne
27 December 1993 [224] Bernie Clifton, Vicki Michelle, Tessa SandersonSteve Davis, Stephen Hendry, Dennis Taylor
27 December 1994 [225] Zoe Ball, Marti Caine, Craig CharlesJohn Parrott, Terry Griffiths, Steve Davis
28 December 1995 [226] Wendy Richard, Frank Carson, Diane-Louise JordanRay Reardon, Jimmy White, Peter Ebdon
27 December 1996 [227] Patsy Palmer, Bella Emberg, Floella BenjaminSteve Davis, John Parrott, Dennis Taylor
26 December 1997 [228] Melanie Stace, Darren Day, June BrownPeter Ebdon, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Ken Doherty
28 December 1998 [229] Isla Fisher, Little and Large, Barbara WindsorJimmy White, John Higgins, John Parrott

Trick Shot Specials

Date
22 August 1995 [230]
29 August 1995 [231]
19 October 1995 [232]
3 August 1996 [233]
29 August 1996 [234]
27 June 1997 [235]
4 July 1997 [236]
23 December 1999 [237]
3 January 2000 [238]

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