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The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - Trivia
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ARTICLES RELATED TO The Weakest Link - Format | | | |  The Weakest Link - Format: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format
The Weakest Link - Overview.
The original format featured a "team" of nine contestants who take turns answering general knowledge questions. The object of each round is to answer a "chain" of consecutive correct answers to earn an increasing amount for a single communal pot of up to ten thousand pounds. However, just one incorrect answer wipes out any money earned in that chain. Before their question is asked, a contestant may say "bank" and the money earned thus far is safely stored, however a new chain is initiated from scratch. It is advantageous but risky to not say bank, as each successive corr ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format |
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| | | | The Weakest Link - Format: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format
The Weakest Link - Overview.
The original format featured a team of nine contestants who take turns answering general knowledge questions. The object of each round is to answer a chain of consecutive correct answers to earn an increasing amount for a single communal pot of up to ten thousand pounds. However, just one incorrect answer wipes out any money earned in that chain. Before their question is asked, a contestant may say "bank" and the money earned thus far is safely stored ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format |
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| | | | The Weakest Link - Format: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - International versions Internationally, the show has taken off airing in at least over 50 countries world-wide, some with red haired, female presenters, some without, and some even with male presenters such as the US syndicated edition as mentioned below. Others include the Irish version hosted by Eamon Dunphy, the Italian version presented by Enrico Papi, the Chilean version (broadcast on Canal 13) hosted by local actress Catalina Pulido, the South African (broadcast on SABC3) with Fiona Coyne, the Polish version with Kazimiera Szczuka on TVN, the Filipino versio ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - International versions |
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| | | | The Weakest Link - Format: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Success Part of the show's success was due to the presenter, Anne Robinson. Already well-known in the UK for her sarcastic tone while presenting the BBC's consumer programme Watchdog, she found here a new outlet in her taunts to the contestants. Her sardonic summary to the "team", usually berating them for their lack of intelligence for not achieving the target, became a trademark of the show, and her call of "You are the weakest link — goodbye!" quickly became a catchphrase. (Originally, the devisors suggested the equally acerbic Jeremy Paxman, host of University Challenge.) The vo ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Success |
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