Bullseye with Freddie Flintoff
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Bullseye with Freddie Flintoff
A one-off hour-long Christmas edition with new host Freddie Flintoff airs on ITV 1 tonight at 6 pm (also on ITV X), with Luke Littler and Richard Ashdown joining the team. In new rounds and classics, which pair of knowers and throwers will be in with a chance to win the speedboat? If a hit with a new audience, a full series could be commissioned. In this new format, Freddie (6th host overall) will also play against Luke in a special round.
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Re: Bullseye with Freddie Flintoff
Some good some bad.Philip A wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2024 10:19 am A one-off hour-long Christmas edition with new host Freddie Flintoff airs on ITV 1 tonight at 6 pm (also on ITV X), with Luke Littler and Richard Ashdown joining the team. In new rounds and classics, which pair of knowers and throwers will be in with a chance to win the speedboat? If a hit with a new audience, a full series could be commissioned. In this new format, Freddie (6th host overall) will also play against Luke in a special round.
The prize board having the professional helping was good and the extra dart choice on the prizeboard was also a nice touch as was the charity challenge with Freddie who is clearly better with the darts than az a presenter.
The chap standing in for the late great Alan Green was annoying at first but when it became clear that Freddie is no Jim Bowen and needs help presenting then I warmed to him.
The flashy set was a nice touch though Bullseyes USP was the tacky set.
Overall I'm all in and look forward to the new series and I'm sure Freddie will improve
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Re: Bullseye with Freddie Flintoff
It was bloody awful. It went on and on, far too stretched out (no doubt to please the advertisers again). I couldn't wait for it to finish. None of the warmth of the original, it needs a Peter Kay comedian type of host and cut back the length to the original format and Sunday afternoon time slot. Far too much Littler involvement, at one point I thought it was The Luke Littler show...
Re: Bullseye with Freddie Flintoff
The great thing about the revivals of Millionaire, Blankety Blank and more recently Gladiators is that they’ve hardly changed a thing. Meanwhile, ITV lazily duplicate the American versions of Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune with unnecessary hour-long padding and destroy the format of You Bet! and now this.
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It seems to me they changed the format to suit Freddie who isn't a presenter and needed assistance , hence the increased role of the ' Tony Green ' role.Philip A wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2025 9:03 pm The great thing about the revivals of Millionaire, Blankety Blank and more recently Gladiators is that they’ve hardly changed a thing. Meanwhile, ITV lazily duplicate the American versions of Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune with unnecessary hour-long padding and destroy the format of You Bet! and now this.
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Also Freddie was allowed to showcase his reasonable dart skills by changing the charity formula.
Which I felt was a good thing
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