The Generation Game
(1971–2002)
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Bruce Forsyth | ... |
Himself - Host
(14 episodes, 1971-1994)
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Jim Davidson | ... |
Himself - Host
(11 episodes, 1995-2001)
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Melanie Stace | ... |
Herself - Co-Presenter
(9 episodes, 1996-2001)
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Anthea Redfern | ... |
Herself - Hostess
(7 episodes, 1971-1975)
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Rosemarie Ford | ... |
Herself - Hostess
(6 episodes, 1990-1994)
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
2 October 1971 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Jim Davidson's Generation Game See more »Company Credits
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Bruce Forsyth: I suppose it does help if you get people that have got a lot of character about them?
Rolf Harris: Yeah, but I'll make do. Could you stand still, please?
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(uncredited)
Composed and performed by Bruce Forsyth
Arranged by Ronnie Hazlehurst
(theme tune)
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[Rolf is quickly painting a large portrait of Bruce]Bruce Forsyth: I suppose it does help if you get people that have got a lot of character about them?
Rolf Harris: Yeah, but I'll make do. Could you stand still, please?
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"Life is the Name of the Game"(uncredited)
Composed and performed by Bruce Forsyth
Arranged by Ronnie Hazlehurst
(theme tune)
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You take one male and one female either related or by marriage but one has to be a generation older than the other. So they have two couples doing stupid things like dancing and they bring another two couples in to do stupid things. They get judged and two couples leave and the last two couples do a sketch and one couple win. The winning couple then go on to memorise toys and appliances and what they remember they take home.