Public Enemy Number One
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Four celebrities answer questions and try to predict what members of the public will do in a series of set-up pranks. The set had a skeleton in a closet centre stage, because whoever lost would have some sort of humiliating before-they-were-famous film shown. | Four celebrities answer questions and try to predict what members of the public will do in a series of set-up pranks. The set had a skeleton in a closet centre stage, because whoever lost would have some sort of humiliating before-they-were-famous film shown. | ||
| - | Renowned as one of the biggest TV entertainment flops ever | + | Renowned as one of the biggest TV entertainment flops ever, it lasted for seven weeks then was never seen again. |
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| + | Nigel Beaham-Powell | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| - | In | + | In a [[Noel's House Party]]-style end-of-series revenge stunt, the panellists put Davro in a pillory at the end of the final show. The pillory promptly fell over and broke Davro's nose. The outtake wasn't broadcast at the time but is used in BBC safety videos, as well as finding its way into the ''Inside No. 9'' live Halloween episode. |
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Current revision as of 05:18, 18 January 2021
Synopsis
Four celebrities answer questions and try to predict what members of the public will do in a series of set-up pranks. The set had a skeleton in a closet centre stage, because whoever lost would have some sort of humiliating before-they-were-famous film shown.
Renowned as one of the biggest TV entertainment flops ever, it lasted for seven weeks then was never seen again.
Theme music
Nigel Beaham-Powell
Trivia
In a Noel's House Party-style end-of-series revenge stunt, the panellists put Davro in a pillory at the end of the final show. The pillory promptly fell over and broke Davro's nose. The outtake wasn't broadcast at the time but is used in BBC safety videos, as well as finding its way into the Inside No. 9 live Halloween episode.
