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| - | A team of children try to ascend a tower block, | + | A team of three children try to ascend a tower block. On their way, they'll face challenges - some to be competed as a team, some faced by individual players, and failure will cost the team. Not everyone will make it to the top floor and share in the prize. |
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Revision as of 10:44, 9 December 2012
Synopsis
A team of three children try to ascend a tower block. On their way, they'll face challenges - some to be competed as a team, some faced by individual players, and failure will cost the team. Not everyone will make it to the top floor and share in the prize.
Via the magic of website technology, viewers at home are able to play the same games as the contestants on screen. The best home players over the series win prizes.
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Trivia
The programme's title translates as "The Lift". See, our Welsh isn't that bad.
Web links
Official website, including a play-along game.
