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My main area of knowledge is old TV panel shows. My initial project will be They Think It's All Over.

What is below is a test of some table formats.

Key
Gary's team won
David's team won
The game ends in a draw

This is a list of episodes from the satirical sports-based panel game They Think It's All Over.

From series 1 until series 5 the show was chaired by Nick Hancock, with team captains David Gower (and regular panellist Lee Hurst) and Gary Lineker (and regular panellist Rory McGrath) and a guest on each team. For series 6 & 7, Lee Hurst's position was switched with various celebrity guests such as Phill Jupitus & Alan Davies. From series 8 onwards Jonathan Ross replaced Lee Hurst permanently. From series 16 onwards David Gower and Gary Lineker were replaced as team captains by Phil Tufnell & David Seaman. From series 18, Ian Wright replaced David Seaman as captain. For series 19[1], Lee Mack became the new host and Boris Becker replaced Phil Tufnell as team captain, Jonathan Ross was replaced by Sean Lock as the regular panellist on Boris' team for the final two special episodes.

Almost all tied shows and many series ended in a tie-breaker. Such tie-breakers are recorded below.


Table of contents:

Series 1 | Series 2 | Series 3 | Series 4 | Series 5 | Series 6 | Series 7 | Series 8 | Series 9 | Series 10 | Series 11 | Series 12 | Series 13 | Series 14 | Series 15 | Series 16 | Series 17 | Series 18 | Series 19

Series 1[edit]

Index Air date David & Lee's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s01-01 14 September 1995 Rory Bremner Roger Black
s01-02 21 September 1995 Clive Anderson Tessa Sanderson
s01-03 28 September 1995 John Barnes Jo Brand
s01-04 5 October 1995 Fred MacAulay Barry McGuigan
s01-05 12 October 1995 John Motson[2] Alistair McGowan
s01-06[3] 19 October 1995 Ally McCoist Hugh Dennis
s01-07[4] 28 December 1995 Mel Smith Allan Lamb

Series 2[edit]

Index Air date David & Lee's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s02-01[5] 12 March 1996 Neil Morrissey Ian Wright
s02-02 19 March 1996 Bob Mills Sharron Davies
s02-03[6] 26 March 1996 Steve Cram Craig Charles
s02-04 2 April 1996 John Gordon Sinclair Kriss Akabusi
s02-05 9 April 1996 Steve Davis Gaby Roslin
s02-06[7] 16 April 1996 Teddy Sheringham Frank Skinner
s02-07[8] 23 April 1996 Tony Hawks Rob Wainwright[9]

Series 3[edit]

Index Air date David & Lee's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s03-01 12 September 1996 Ian Walker Gordon Kennedy
s03-02 19 September 1996 Alistair McGowan Jimmy 'Five Bellies' Gardner[10]
s03-03 26 September 1996 Kelly Holmes Curtis Walker
s03-04 3 October 1996 Mark Little Brian Moore
s03-05 9 October 1996 Chris Waddle Jo Brand
s03-06 16 October 1996 Mark Hurst Dermot Reeve
s03-07[11] 24 October 1996 Nick Owen Phill Jupitus
s03-08 23 December 1996 Steve Backley David Baddiel

Series 4[edit]

Index Air date David & Lee's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s04-01 9 April 1997 Phil Tufnell Alan Davies
s04-02 16 April 1997 Dave Bassett Mark Little
s04-03 23 April 1997 Steve Collins Tony Hawks
s04-04 3 May 1997 Brough Scott Stephen Fry
s04-05 10 May 1997 Denise Lewis Jeff Green
s04-06 17 May 1997 Matthew Pinsent Julian Clary
s04-07[12] 24 May 1997 Zoe Ball Ron Atkinson

Series 5[edit]

Index Air date David & Lee's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s05-01 7 November 1997 Ainsley Harriott Steve Davis
s05-02 14 November 1997 Tony Banks John Moloney
s05-03 21 November 1997 Frankie Dettori Alistair McGowan
s05-04[13] 28 November 1997 Suzanne Dando Stuart Hall
s05-05 4 December 1997 Sharron Davies Phill Jupitus
s05-06 11 December 1997 Chris Eubank Arthur Smith
s05-07[14] 18 December 1997 Phill Jupitus (guest co-captain), Iwan Thomas Jeff Green
s05-08[15] 25 December 1997 Matthew Corbett and Sooty Graeme Le Saux

Series 6[edit]

Index Air date David's guests Gary & Rory's guest
s6-01[16] 20 September 1998 Alan Davies, Frank LeBoeuf Arthur Smith
s6-02 27 September 1998 Phill Jupitus, Roger Black Annabel Croft
s6-03 4 October 1998 Jonathan Ross, Jeffrey Archer Vic Henley
s6-04[17] 11 October 1998 Jo Brand, Gabby Logan Pauline McLynn
s6-05 18 October 1998 Jo Brand, Greg Rusedski Fred MacAulay
s6-06[18] 25 October 1998 Julian Clary, Jeff Green Jonathan Pearce
s6-07 25 December 1998 Jonathan Ross, Phil Cornwell Colin Montgomerie
s6-08 31 December 1998 Phill Jupitus, Vinny Jones Iain Lee

Series 7[edit]

Index Air date David's guests Gary & Rory's guest
s7-01 15 April 1999 Jo Brand, Steve Davis Clive Anderson
s7-02 22 April 1999 Jonathan Ross, Eddie Irvine Bradley Walsh
s7-03 29 April 1999 Jonathan Ross, Lee Mack Clare Balding
s7-04 6 May 1999 Jo Brand, Sanjeev Baskhar Phil Tufnell
s7-05[19] 13 May 1999 Jonathan Ross, Curtis Walker Steve Cram
s7-06 20 May 1999 Jo Brand, Fred MacAulay David Coulthard
s7-07 27 May 1999[20] Jonathan Ross, Jeff Green Gary McAllister

Series 8[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s8-01 8 November 1999 David Campese Junior Simpson
s8-02 15 November 1999 Vic Henley Geoffrey Boycott
s8-03 22 November 1999 Frankie Dettori Sean Meo
s8-04 29 November 1999 Arthur Smith Paula Radcliffe
s8-05 7 December 1999 Sam Torrance Sean Lock
s8-06[21] 14 December 1999 Steve Davis (guest captain), Ron Atkinson Jo Brand
s8-07 21 December 1999 Helen Chamberlain Keith Allen
s8-08[22] 25 December 1999 David Baddiel Clare Balding

Series 9[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s9-01 28 April 2000 James Hewitt Nasser Hussain
s9-02 4 May 2000 Shane Howarth Rich Hall
s9-03 11 May 2000 Gabby Yorath Jo Brand
s9-04[23] 18 May 2000 John Toshack Mark Lawrenson (guest Captain), Neil Morrisey
s9-05 26 May 2000 Clive Lloyd Rory Bremner
s9-06 2 June 2000 Shane Warne Iain Lee
s9-07 8 June 2000 Paul Kaye Mark Richardson
s9-08[24] 15 June 2000 Linford Christie Mark Little

Series 10[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s10-01 November 2000 Steve Davis (guest captain), Matthew Pinsent Arthur Smith
s10-02 November 2000 Patrick Kielty Frankie Dettori
s10-03 December 2000 Junior Simpson Kirsty Gallagher
s10-04[25] December 2000 Ian Wright (guest captain), Gordon Ramsay Dave Gorman
s10-05[26] December 2000 Jason Queally Johnny Vegas
s10-06[27] 31 December 2000 Frank Bruno Omid Djalili
s10-07[28] January 2001 Ashley Giles Audley Harrison
s10-08 January 2001 Steve Davis (guest captain), Clare Balding Steve Backley (guest captain), Andy Parsons
s10-09[29] January 2001 Linda Smith Darren Campbell

Series 11[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s11-01 6 May 2001 Stan Collymore Mark James
s11-02 13 May 2001 Tanni Grey Thompson Chris Eubank[30]
s11-03 20 May 2001 Ralf Little Dion Dublin
s11-04[31] 27 May 2001 Pat Cash Mick Miller
s11-05 3 June 2001 Rich Hall Jonah Lomu
s11-06[32] 10 June 2001 Steve Davis (guest captain), Dean Macey Jon Culshaw
s11-07 17 June 2001 Jayne Torvill Ritchie Benaud
s11-08[33] 24 June 2001 Allan Border Sean Hughes

Series 12[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s12-01 21 September 2001 Ed Byrne Shane Warne
s12-02[34] 29 September 2001 Nasser Hussein Hazel Irvine[35]
s12-03 6 October 2001 Ricky Tomlinson David Elleray
s12-04 13 October 2001 Audley Harrison Fiona Allen
s12-05 19 October 2001 Alec Stewart Clive Anderson
s12-06[36] 26 October 2001 Paul Merson Lawrence Dallaglio
s12-07 2 November 2001 Paula Radcliffe Ben Norris
s12-08[37] 9 November 2001 Austin Healey Paul Ross
s12-09 December 2001 Steve Davis Mark Lawrenson

Series 13[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s13-01 11 January 2002 Ronnie O'Sullivan Steve Davis (Guest Captain), Mike Gatting
s13-02 18 January 2002 Matthew Pinsent (Guest Captain), Damon Hill Steve Davis (Guest Captain), Beverley Turner
s13-03[38] 18 January 2002 Matthew Pinsent (Guest Captain), John Francome Steve Davis (Guest Captain), Jo Brand
s13-04 25 January 2002 Ulrika Johnsson Linford Christie (Guest Captain), Phil Tufnell
s13-05 1 February 2002 Kevin Flynn James Cracknell
s13-06 8 February 2002 Mick McCarthy Suggs
s13-07 15 February 2002 Frank Maloney Dominic Holland
s13-08[39] 22 February 2002 Barry Davies Junior Simpson[40]

Series 14[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s14-01 1 October 2002 Brad Friedel Jon Culshaw
s14-02 8 October 2002 Arthur Smith Tony McCoy
s14-03 15 October 2002 Sharron Davies Mark Waugh
s14-04 22 October 2002 Tony Gubba Tracy Edwards
s14-05 29 October 2002 Kirsty Gallagher Mick McCarthy (guest captain), John Parrott
s14-06[41] 5 November 2002 Ashia Hansen Suzy Perry
n/a 12 December 2002 2002 Highlights Part 1
n/a 19 December 2002 2002 Highlights Part 2
s14-07 25 December 2002 Steve Davis (guest captain), Phil Tufnell Steve Cram

Series 15[edit]

Index Air date David & Jonathan's guest Gary & Rory's guest
s15-01[42] 22 January 2003 Ilie Năstase Francis Lee
s15-02[43] 29 January 2003 Stephen Hendry Kriss Akabusi
s15-03 5 February 2003 Sharron Davies (guest captain), Richard Burns Ricky Hatton
s15-04 12 February 2003 Tanya Streeter Dominic Cork
s15-05 19 February 2003 Barry Fry Phill Jupitus
s15-06 26 February 2003 Joe Calzaghe Fred MacAulay
s15-07[44] 5 March 2003 Steve Davis (guest captian), Steve Rider Ronnie O'Sullivan
s15-08[45] 13 March 2003 Sharron Davies (guest captain), Graeme Le Saux Dave Fulton
s15-09 20 March 2003 Steve Davis (guest captian), Rich Hall Sam Torrance (guest captian), Gary Speed
s15-10[46] 27 March 2003 Sharron Davies (guest captain), Roger Black Graham Poll

Series 16[edit]

Index Air date Phil & Jonathan's guest David & Rory's guest
s16-01 16 September 2003 Graeme Le Saux Ed Smith
s16-02 22 September 2003 Katherine Merry Neil Ruddock
s16-03 28 September 2003 Jonathan Davies Shane Warne
s16-04 7 October 2003 Kirsty Gallacher Jodie Kidd
s16-05 14 September 2003 Iwan Thomas Jimmy Greaves
s16-06 21 September 2003 James Gibson Antony Worrall Thompson
s16-07 28 September 2004 Vernon Kay Phil Greening
s16-08[47] 5 October 2004 Jenson Button Phill Jupitus

Series 17[edit]

Index Air date Phil & Jonathan's guest David & Rory's guest
s17-01 9 January 2004 Barry McGuigan Thomas Castaignede
s17-02 16 January 2004 Katy Sexton Chris Tarrant
s17-03 23 January 2004 Matthew Pinsent Mark Butcher
s17-04 30 January 2004 John Virgo Richard Hammond
s17-05 6 February 2004 Chris Rawlinson John Inverdale
s17-06 14 February 2004 Matt Le Tissier Phil Taylor
s17-07 21 February 2004 Lee Dixon Lee Hurst
s17-08 28 February 2004 Scott Gibbs Jamie Baulch

Series 18[edit]

Index Air date Phil & Jonathan's guest Ian & Rory's guest
s18-01 2 September 2004 Tommy Docherty Adam Woodyatt
s18-02 9 September 2004 Alistair Campbell Will Carling
s18-03 16 September 2004 Sharron Davies Paul Robinson
s18-04 23 September 2004 Sean Lock Ainsley Harriott
s18-05 30 September 2004 Michael Johnson Dickie Davies
s18-06 6 October 2004 Jodie Kidd Suzy Perry
s18-07 13 October 2004 Andrew Castle Phill Jupitus
s18-08 20 October 2004 Beverly Turner Ronnie O'Sullivan

Series 19[edit]

Index Air date Boris & Jonathan's guest Ian & Rory's guest
s19-01[48] October 2005 Nasser Hussein Jermaine Defoe
s19-02 November 2005 Helen Chamberlain Frankie Boyle
s19-03 November 2005 Nigel Benn Sharron Davies
s19-04 November 2005[49] Frankie Dettori Beverly Turner
s19-05 November 2005 Ronnie O'Sullivan Phil Daniels
s19-06 December 2005 Michael Johnson (guest captain), Jodie Kidd Les Ferdinand
s19-07 December 2005 Martin Offiah Darren Gough
s19-08 December 2005 Matthew Hoggard Suzy Perry
Index Air date Boris & Sean's guest Ian & Rory's guest
World Cup Special[50] 2 June 2006 Steffen Freund Glenn Hoddle
SummerSpecial 9 June 2006 Tony Woodcock James Alexandrou

References[edit]

  1. ^ Confirmed that there were not 20 series: http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2005/09_september/15/over.shtml
  2. ^ Was also the subject in the 'Feel The Sportsman' round
  3. ^ Gary and Rory were later found guilty of cheating in the 'Feel The Sportsman' round, by using a needle to make a hole in their blindfolds. The series was duly awarded to David's team
  4. ^ Each member of David's team wore Stoke City shirts
  5. ^ Gary's team won on a tie-breaker, by guessing the right number of times that Ray Parlour said the word 'obviously' in a taped pre-game interview
  6. ^ David's team won on a tie-breaker, after Gary failed to answer a question correctly from a quiz book bearing his name
  7. ^ Gary's team won on a tie-breaker, after David failed to answer a question correctly from a quiz book bearing his name
  8. ^ David's team won on a rock-paper-scissors tie-break
  9. ^ Replaced Will Carling, who according to host Nick Hancock's introduction "...had decided to pull out at the last minute."
  10. ^ According to host Nick Hancock's introduction, Jimmy appeared on the show because Rangers F.C. played so badly against Grasshoppers that his manager (Walter Smith) banned Paul Gascoigne from appearing. Jimmy 'Five Bellies' Gardner is most famous for being the friend and drinking partner of Paul Gascoigne.
  11. ^ Gary won the series 5-2; the Xmas special did not count towards the series count.
  12. ^ Gary wins the series 4-3
  13. ^ David's team won on a tie-break after Lee performed the splits in a contest with Rory, who conceded without trying.
  14. ^ David's team win the series 4-3
  15. ^ Lee Hurst's last appearance on the show as a co-captain. The teams appeared in fancy dress. A hamster drag-race decided the winner in a tie-break.
  16. ^ The unusually long break was not explained.
  17. ^ Gary was caught cheating which forced the tie-breaker; before the show with Roger Black, Gary bribed an autocue girl into giving him an answer. The resulting tie-breaker was whether Derek Pringle ate some earwax he scraped from his ear in a video clip.
  18. ^ David wins the series 4-2
  19. ^ David won on an arm-wrestling tie-break over Gary
  20. ^ Date verified from Nick Hancock's final comments: 'We're all off to celebrate last night's Champions' League final, where the English runner-up defeated the German runner-up'.
  21. ^ Included the sheep Derwent Devil in the 'Feel The Sportsman' round.
  22. ^ The series finishes 4-4; the series tie-breaker was won by Gary, by guessing how much a video of Rory McGrath's Commercial Breakdown was on sale for. The answer was 98p.
  23. ^ David's team won after guessing what percentage of refereeing decisions went Manchester United's way.
  24. ^ Gary lost the series after failing to identify a story from 'Gary Lineker's Favourite Football Stories'.
  25. ^ Tie breaker: Rory beat Jonathan by staying on a rodeo machine for longer.
  26. ^ Gary and Rory were disqualified for cheating.
  27. ^ Xmas special: Gail Hipgrave guested as a Christmas fairy. The tie-breaker was a wrestling match in potato salad.
  28. ^ Rory tried to bribe the guest-booker for the name of the mystery guests, so was disqualified.
  29. ^ Gary's team won the series
  30. ^ Footage from this show was referenced in the Louis Theroux series When Louis Met… Chris Eubank.
  31. ^ Tie-breaker: David's team won after guessing how long a Greg Rusedski serve would take to get to the moon.
  32. ^ tie-breaker: Rory won after holding his face underwater longer than Jonathan.
  33. ^ Gary won the series after a sumo-wrestle with David to break a 4-4 tie.
  34. ^ David lost the episode after Nasser Hussein lost a tie-breaking coin toss.
  35. ^ Hazel suggested that she should have a go at 'Feel The Sportsman' after well-built swimmer Mark Foster appeared as a guest.
  36. ^ Gary and David exchanged places for this quiz; Jonathan won the tie-breaker in a game of musical chairs.
  37. ^ Jonathan lost the tie-breaker for his side after failing to stay on the surfboard for as long as his brother Paul
  38. ^ Gary's team originally won, but this result was reversed in the next episode after suspicions of Rory's cheating.
  39. ^ Rory was penalised 20 marks for knowing a tricky question suspiciously well, and in great detail. This resulted in the series being a 4-4 tie; the tie-breaker was won by Gary who beat David on the 'skeleton bob'; actually tea-trays with rollers on them.
  40. ^ According to Nick Hancock's introduction, Robbie Savage was not given permission to attend because he might bring his club, Leicester City into ridicule.
  41. ^ The series was tied; David won after a tie-breaker involving all six contestants playing table tennis.
  42. ^ 70's Special
  43. ^ 80's Special
  44. ^ The tie-breaker here was a game of snooker on a mini table, won by Ronnie O'Sullivan over Steve Davis.
  45. ^ Gary's team was penalised two games for cheating; the show ended with a tie-breaker where the panellists aimed a boot at a coconut-shy featuring David Beckham.
  46. ^ The tie-breaker was to guess the number of revolting, depraved and perverted practices that Nick Hancock had personally accused Rory McGrath of committing. The full list was "... 23 acts of perversion with women, 16 acts of perversion with himself, 31 acts of bestiality, including 12 sheep, 5 cows, 4 pigs, 2 horses, 1 rodeo bull, 1 zebra, 1 sealion, 1 Christmas turkey, 1 sexual assault on a football mascot, 2 acts of perversion with inflatable women, and 1 act of indecency with a full ashtray: total 74", and Sharron was closer winning the series.
  47. ^ In the series tie-break, Phil beat David in a game of plastic fishing.
  48. ^ Lee Mack's introduction stated that since the show was last on air, "...England won the Ashes, London won the Olympics, and Liverpool won the Champions' League", indicating the length of the break. The date of this show was estimated from a joke about Arsenal missing a penalty against Manchester City, in a game which occurred on 22 October 2005.
  49. ^ Rough date confirmed by a reference to England-Argentina, a game from 12 November 2005
  50. ^ Ian's team won a tie-breaker game of blow football.

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