Phillip Schofield hosts BAFTA award winning gameshow, The Cube which tests contestants' ability, nerve and determination to win. The Cube will continue to challenge members of the public to...
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Title: The Cube (2009– )
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| Phillip Schofield | ... | Self - Presenter 14 episodes, 2009-2020 | |
| Colin McFarlane | ... | The Voice of The Cube 12 episodes, 2009-2014 | |
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The Body | ... | The Body 4 episodes, 2011-2014 |
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Phillip Schofield hosts BAFTA award winning gameshow, The Cube which tests contestants' ability, nerve and determination to win. The Cube will continue to challenge members of the public to attempt deceivingly simple tasks in a giant cube. Once inside, there is nowhere to hide, as their entire journey is captured from all angles by over 90 slow-motion and Gamefreeze cameras. Written by Objective Productions
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The Cube has fast become one of ITV's biggest game shows and the fact that it's been turned into 'celebrity' and 'Olympic' specials only reinforce this.
However since Mo Farah defeated the cube in an episode aired this summer (and repeated several times just in case anyone missed it) the show for me has lost it's edge because now we know that the Cube can be beaten what really is the point? It's like Deal or No Deal or Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - once we've seen one person win the jackpot we've seen it. It's not exciting anymore and no amount of 'new games' really replace that buzz.
Of course as yet a member of the general public winning the big money but once that happens (and we have the surely inevitable show where host Phillip Schofield has a go) I think the Cube could soon face being boxed up.