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The British television series "They Think It's All Over" is primarily a documentary exploring the history of sports.
Answer: False
The series is fundamentally a comedy panel game show, not a documentary, and was produced in the United Kingdom.
The title "They Think It's All Over" is inspired by a famous quote from a rugby match commentary.
Answer: False
The title originates from Kenneth Wolstenholme's commentary during the 1966 FIFA World Cup final, not a rugby match.
Simon Bullivant and Bill Matthews are credited as the creators of the panel game "They Think It's All Over".
Answer: True
Simon Bullivant and Bill Matthews are indeed credited as the creators of the television panel game "They Think It's All Over".
The creators began developing the television version of "They Think It's All Over" in 1995.
Answer: False
The creators began developing the television version of "They Think It's All Over" in 1993, not 1995.
The "Television incorrect naming style" notice suggests the show's title follows standard Wikipedia naming conventions for TV articles.
Answer: False
The "Television incorrect naming style" notice indicates that the show's title does not conform to standard Wikipedia naming conventions for television articles.
The show's title is a direct quote from a commentary during the 1970 World Cup final.
Answer: False
The show's title is a quote from Kenneth Wolstenholme's commentary during the 1966 FIFA World Cup final, not the 1970 final.
What is the primary genre and theme of the television series "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: A comedy panel game show with a sporting theme.
The primary genre and theme of "They Think It's All Over" is a comedy panel game show centered around sports.
The title "They Think It's All Over" is a reference to which iconic sporting commentary?
Answer: Kenneth Wolstenholme's commentary during the 1966 FIFA World Cup final.
The title "They Think It's All Over" references Kenneth Wolstenholme's iconic commentary during the 1966 FIFA World Cup final.
The show's creators began developing the television version in 1993, but it took how long to reach the air?
Answer: 2 years
The show's creators began developing the television version in 1993, and it took two years to reach the air.
The television series "They Think It's All Over" concluded its original broadcast run in 2006.
Answer: True
The series concluded its original broadcast run in 2006, having aired from 1995.
The production company responsible for "They Think It's All Over" was Endemol.
Answer: False
The production company responsible for "They Think It's All Over" was Talkback, not Endemol.
Each episode of "They Think It's All Over" typically has a running time of approximately one hour.
Answer: False
Standard episodes of "They Think It's All Over" typically ran for approximately 30 minutes, not one hour.
The television series "They Think It's All Over" was originally produced in the United States.
Answer: False
The television series "They Think It's All Over" was originally produced in the United Kingdom, not the United States.
The original language used in the "They Think It's All Over" television series was Welsh.
Answer: False
The original language of the television series "They Think It's All Over" was English, not Welsh.
A total of 154 episodes were produced across 19 series of "They Think It's All Over".
Answer: True
Indeed, a total of 154 episodes were produced across 19 series of "They Think It's All Over".
The television series "They Think It's All Over" premiered on September 14, 1995.
Answer: True
The television series "They Think It's All Over" commenced its broadcast run on September 14, 1995.
The final broadcast date for "They Think It's All Over" was June 9, 2006.
Answer: True
The final episode of "They Think It's All Over" aired on June 9, 2006.
For how many years was "They Think It's All Over" originally broadcast on television?
Answer: 11 years (1995-2006)
"They Think It's All Over" was originally broadcast on television for 11 years, from 1995 to 2006.
Which production company was behind the creation of "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: Talkback
The production company behind "They Think It's All Over" was Talkback.
What was the approximate duration of a standard episode of "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: 30 minutes
A standard episode of "They Think It's All Over" typically lasted approximately 30 minutes.
In which country was the television series "They Think It's All Over" primarily produced?
Answer: United Kingdom
The television series "They Think It's All Over" was primarily produced in the United Kingdom.
How many series (seasons) of "They Think It's All Over" were produced in total?
Answer: 19
A total of 19 series of "They Think It's All Over" were produced.
How many total episodes aired for the television series "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: 154
A total of 154 episodes aired for the television series "They Think It's All Over".
The comedian Rory McGrath was the initial presenter of the television version of "They Think It's All Over".
Answer: False
Rory McGrath was a regular panellist, but Nick Hancock was the initial presenter of the television version of "They Think It's All Over".
Gary Lineker and David Gower served as the original team captains before departing in 2003.
Answer: True
Gary Lineker and David Gower indeed served as the original team captains, departing the show in 2003.
David Seaman and Phil Tufnell took over as team captains after Gary Lineker and David Gower left.
Answer: True
Following the departure of Gary Lineker and David Gower in 2003, David Seaman and Phil Tufnell assumed the roles of team captains.
Ian Wright replaced Phil Tufnell as a team captain in the autumn of 2004.
Answer: False
Ian Wright replaced David Seaman as a team captain in the autumn of 2004, not Phil Tufnell.
Lee Mack succeeded Nick Hancock as the host of "They Think It's All Over" starting in October 2005.
Answer: True
Lee Mack indeed succeeded Nick Hancock as the host of "They Think It's All Over," commencing in October 2005.
Boris Becker replaced David Gower as a team captain in October 2005.
Answer: False
Boris Becker replaced Phil Tufnell as a team captain in October 2005; David Gower had departed earlier.
Steve Davis, a six-time World Snooker Champion, occasionally served as a guest captain on the show.
Answer: True
Steve Davis, a distinguished six-time World Snooker Champion, did occasionally serve as a guest captain on the programme.
Rory McGrath was the consistent panellist for David Gower's team throughout the show's entire run.
Answer: False
Rory McGrath served as the consistent panellist for Gary Lineker's team throughout the show's entire run, not David Gower's.
Lee Hurst was initially paired with David Gower as his panellist.
Answer: True
Lee Hurst was indeed initially paired with David Gower as his panellist.
Jonathan Ross became the permanent panellist for David Gower's team until 2006 after Lee Hurst's departure.
Answer: True
Following Lee Hurst's departure, Jonathan Ross eventually became the permanent panellist for David Gower's team, serving until 2006.
Sean Lock replaced Jonathan Ross as a panellist for the show's special editions in 2006.
Answer: True
Sean Lock did replace Jonathan Ross as a panellist for the show's special editions in 2006.
David Gower and Gary Lineker departed the show in 2003.
Answer: True
David Gower and Gary Lineker both departed the show in 2003.
Who was the initial host of the television adaptation of "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: Nick Hancock
The initial host of the television adaptation of "They Think It's All Over" was Nick Hancock.
Which two former sports captains departed the show in 2003?
Answer: Gary Lineker and David Gower
Gary Lineker and David Gower departed the show in 2003.
Who replaced David Seaman as a team captain in the autumn of 2004?
Answer: Ian Wright
Ian Wright replaced David Seaman as a team captain in the autumn of 2004.
Who took over as the host from Nick Hancock in October 2005?
Answer: Lee Mack
Lee Mack took over as the host from Nick Hancock in October 2005.
Who was the consistent panellist for Gary Lineker's team throughout the show's run?
Answer: Rory McGrath
Rory McGrath was the consistent panellist for Gary Lineker's team throughout the show's entire run.
After Lee Hurst departed, who eventually became the permanent panellist for David Gower's team until 2006?
Answer: Jonathan Ross
After Lee Hurst's departure, Jonathan Ross eventually became the permanent panellist for David Gower's team, serving until 2006.
Which of these individuals replaced Phil Tufnell as a team captain in October 2005?
Answer: Boris Becker
Boris Becker replaced Phil Tufnell as a team captain in October 2005.
The show "They Think It's All Over" was first developed for BBC Radio 2.
Answer: False
The show was initially developed for BBC Radio 5, not BBC Radio 2.
Des Lynam hosted the original radio version of "They Think It's All Over".
Answer: True
Des Lynam was the host of the original radio version of "They Think It's All Over".
The Comic Relief specials were titled "Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over" and blended "They Think It's All Over" with "Have I Got News for You" and "Never Mind the Buzzcocks".
Answer: True
The Comic Relief specials were indeed titled "Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over" and combined elements from "They Think It's All Over," "Have I Got News for You," and "Never Mind the Buzzcocks".
Angus Deayton hosted the "Sport Relief" specials.
Answer: False
Angus Deayton hosted the Comic Relief specials ("Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over"), while Stephen Fry hosted the "Sport Relief" specials.
The DVD release "The Very Best of They Think It's All Over - A Game of Three Halves" was released in November 2007.
Answer: False
The DVD release "The Very Best of They Think It's All Over - A Game of Three Halves" was released on November 28, 2005, not in November 2007.
The original radio version of the show was called "They Think It's All Over - The Radio Show".
Answer: False
The original radio version was produced for BBC Radio 5 and hosted by Des Lynam; the specific title "They Think It's All Over - The Radio Show" is not supported by the provided information.
The interactive game release for "They Think It's All Over" came out in 2005.
Answer: False
The interactive game release for "They Think It's All Over" was launched in 2007, not 2005.
The "Sport Relief" specials were titled "They Think It's All A Question of Sport".
Answer: True
The "Sport Relief" specials were indeed titled "They Think It's All A Question of Sport".
What was the original broadcast medium for "They Think It's All Over" before its television debut?
Answer: BBC Radio 5
The original broadcast medium for "They Think It's All Over" before its television debut was BBC Radio 5.
Who hosted the original radio version of "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: Des Lynam
Des Lynam hosted the original radio version of "They Think It's All Over".
The Comic Relief specials that incorporated elements of "They Think It's All Over" were titled:
Answer: "Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over"
The Comic Relief specials that incorporated elements of "They Think It's All Over" were titled "Have I Got Buzzcocks All Over".
Who hosted the "Sport Relief" specials which featured elements of "They Think It's All Over"?
Answer: Stephen Fry
Stephen Fry hosted the "Sport Relief" specials that featured elements of "They Think It's All Over".
What was the release date for the DVD titled "The Very Best of They Think It's All Over - A Game of Three Halves"?
Answer: November 28, 2005
The DVD titled "The Very Best of They Think It's All Over - A Game of Three Halves" was released on November 28, 2005.
What was the name of the "Sport Relief" special that combined elements of "They Think It's All Over" with "A Question of Sport"?
Answer: "They Think It's All A Question of Sport"
The "Sport Relief" special that combined elements of "They Think It's All Over" with "A Question of Sport" was named "They Think It's All A Question of Sport".
In 1999, Fatima Whitbread sued the show's producers for libel after comments were made about her testosterone levels.
Answer: True
In 1999, Fatima Whitbread initiated libel proceedings against the show's producers following comments made about her testosterone levels.
Luke Chadwick revealed in 2020 that jokes about his appearance on the show negatively impacted his mental health.
Answer: True
Luke Chadwick disclosed in 2020 that the jokes targeting his appearance on the show had a detrimental effect on his mental health, causing significant anxiety.
Former presenter Nick Hancock expressed pride in how the show handled jokes about contestants' appearances.
Answer: False
Former presenter Nick Hancock expressed dismay and shame, accepting responsibility for the impact of the show's jokes.
Gary Lineker apologized to Luke Chadwick via Twitter after Chadwick's account of the show's impact emerged.
Answer: True
Gary Lineker issued an apology to Luke Chadwick via Twitter following the public emergence of Chadwick's account.
The show was cancelled in 1999 due to the Fatima Whitbread libel case.
Answer: False
The show was not cancelled in 1999 due to the Fatima Whitbread libel case; the series continued broadcasting until 2006.
Following comments made about her in 1999, Fatima Whitbread took legal action and received:
Answer: A public apology and an undisclosed sum for damages.
Following comments made about her in 1999, Fatima Whitbread took legal action and received a public apology along with an undisclosed sum for damages.
Luke Chadwick revealed that jokes made about his appearance on the show caused him:
Answer: Anxiety and negative mental health impact
Luke Chadwick revealed that jokes made about his appearance on the show caused him significant anxiety and negatively impacted his mental health.