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    If anyone resists, subdue him and administer Keith Chegwin.

    Yes, it's time to come down and see if you can win win win exciting cash
    or the dream holiday of a lifetime for two in Beirut, because it's time
    to finally play...
    TV GAME SHOWS AROUND THE WORLD

    FRANCE
    What's my smell?
    Introduced by wacky Charles Aznavour and featuring a panel of has-beens,
    the aim of the game is for members of the public to come on and be
    humiliated and to then try and recognise celebrities through sniffing
    their bodily secretions. Tonight's star prize: a bicycle, a string of
    onions, a beret, and a striped jersy.

    NAURU
    Primary School Challenge
    Televised 52 weeks a year, due to Nauru's traditional shortage of
    children the teams are always the same, namely class A and class B
    of the Saint Great God Boga-Tem Primary School and Spar Supermarket.
    Tonight's star prize: a bag of cowrie shells to spend on a luxury
    weekend break for two on Pitcairn Islands.

    AUSTRIA
    Master Race
    In which it would seem there are some people who can remember
    absolutely everything there is to know about subjects as diverse
    as Frederick the Greats Collection of Nostril Hair Clippers, French
    18th Century Paperweights, or Swedish Humour from Bergman to the
    present day. They're really good, but it's funny how, in the general
    knowledge section, not one contestant can ever remember what they were
    doing between 1939 to 1945.
    Tonights star prize: A watertight alibi.

    BOLIVIA
    Bulltulip
    Winner of last week's show, the President of Bolivia walks up and
    down in front of a military coup in the studio. Has-been Bolivian
    celeb, Greasy Bob Hacienda, asks contestants general knowledge
    questions such as:
    "Which general took over the reins of Bolivian goverment for two
    weeks in 1911?"
    "Who's the tallest general ever to have been military dictator of
    Bolivia?"
    "How many generals does it take to change a lightbulb?" (*)
    He then calls for a special gun to be loaded ("Bernardo, the bullet
    please") and a blindfolded assasin then receives aiming instructions
    from his bimbo girlfriend. If he misses, he is disappeared from the show
    and probably won't be back next week.
    Tonight's star prize: Total control of the goverment, but you'll
    have to come back next week so that you can walk up and down in front
    of the next lucky couple.

    SWEDEN
    A Quostion of Smot
    Over the hill Swdish porn stars, politicians, members of the Royal
    Family and Ingmar Bergman get together and answer general knowledge
    questions on Swedish porn movie classics as Inge Does It Anywhere,
    Swedish Nurses In Sweden, The Stockholm Schlong, Malmo Mammaries and
    Abba Live In Concert in Gotenburg.
    Tonights star prize: Some birch twiga and all the snow you can eat.

    IRELAND
    Blind Drunk
    Introduced by Dana, the aim of the game is for contestants to pick a
    partner for an evening of serious drinking in Dublin.
    This weeks star prize: Private treatment for your cirrhosis of the
    liver and a years lifetime supply of Mates condoms.

    SOVIT UNION
    The Price is R (but the goods have not been delivered yet)
    Contestants are shown photographs of western luxury goods which they
    will win (the photo's that is), if they can correctly guess the price
    and are prepared to grass up their neighbours for some appropriately
    expensive anti-Soviet crimes. If you can prove that your grandmother
    is a high ranking CIA officer, you get a fridge.
    Tonight's star prize: Some ball-bearings and a tractor head-gasket.

    ANTARTICA
    Cold For A Laugh
    "Inuit the Eskimo came back to his village after a month out hunting
    and found that we'ed moved his igloo to the Sahara."
    "Nanook went out fishing, but to his surprise, found there were'nt
    any fish. That's because when he was'nt looking, we poisened 500
    square miles of the sea."
    "We played a really good joke on Smedley, a scientist at the Bloody
    Cold Bay weather station. We fixed his instruments to tell him he was in
    for a heatwave, so wearing only his bermuda shorts he took his team
    of Huskies to go sunbathing at the Pole in the middle of the coldest
    snow for 250 years."
    Yes, these are typical of the wacky japes and yocks that the crazy
    people on Antartica's favourite game show get up to.
    Tonight's star prize: A fridge (with real ice).

    HAITI
    Voodoo You Do
    The studio audience for this one are all zombies. So what else is new?
    Tonight star prize: A dead chcken.

    LIECHTENSTEIN
    Round Liechtenstein Quiz
    The cream of Liechtenstein's intelligentsia - Rudi the postman, the
    widow Frankenstein and her worthless son Adelbert - answer questions
    on Liechtenstein's history and culture set by Professor Sigmund Von
    Doppelganger of the Acedemic Liechtstenoise (S.von Doppelganger sole
    prop.). A sample question "Anyone remember anything that happened in
    Liechtenstein in 1952?" (Buzz - The Widow Frankenstein). "Wasn't that
    the year that the bus fare went up by two pfennigs?"
    "I'm sorry Widow Frankenstein, that was not the correct answer. The
    correct answer was that as usual, bugger all happened in Liechtenstein
    in 1952."
    Tonight's star prize: Bugger all.

    SOUTH AFRICA
    Blenkety Blenk
    A panel of has-beens are invited to try and guess what they would have
    read in their newspapers this week if large sections had not been
    censored out. For example: "250 blanks were arrested and blanked up by
    our brave, wonderful, noble blank police in blank township last blank."
    This week's star prize: Blenk.

    THE VATICAN
    The Genuflection Game
    Some typical questions and answers on the Pope's favourite show::
    Is contraception a good idea ?
    - No
    Will homosexuals burn in hell for all eternity ?
    - Yes
    Who hanged the Banker ?
    - Pass
    Tonight's star prize: Infallability, The opportunity to travel, a
    funny car and a fridge.

    GREAT BRITAIN
    Pure Bigotry
    I've noticed that in the course of this little piece I have been
    especially xenophobic and have propogated a number of predictable
    and offensive racial stereotypes.
    I would like to point out that in my view, there is no game show
    anywhere in the world that is worse than 3-2-1 with Ted "Ted" Rogers,
    and that furthermore that there is no general public in the world more
    stupid than that which constitutes the audience, viewers and in
    particular the contestants for this remarkably asinine programme.
    Tonights star prize: Dusty Bin, a blind date with Cilla Black, a
    Dart in the Head and Leslie Crowther at a Knock Out price.

    (*) - answer to Bolivian question, two - one to change the lightbulb,
    one to chage the goverment.
    Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.

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