International Bridge Club
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Despite being on the BBC, the contests did have commercial sponsors. The first two series were sponsored by Canberra Cruises (and accordingly were played on a cruise ship), the third by Hambro Guardian. | Despite being on the BBC, the contests did have commercial sponsors. The first two series were sponsored by Canberra Cruises (and accordingly were played on a cruise ship), the third by Hambro Guardian. | ||
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Revision as of 23:58, 27 March 2022
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Host
Jeremy James (series 1)
Clare Harrison (series 2 & 3)
Co-hosts
Commentator: Jeremy Flint
Broadcast
BBC2, 8 November 1986 to 29 July 1989 (3 series)
Synopsis
Contract bridge competition, a successor of sorts to Grand Slam, but this time for four individual players, nominally representing their respective countries, who were paired up in rotation.
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Trivia
Despite being on the BBC, the contests did have commercial sponsors. The first two series were sponsored by Canberra Cruises (and accordingly were played on a cruise ship), the third by Hambro Guardian.
