Taxi cab passengers become surprise contestants in a karaoke-inspired singing competition for cash.

Competitors from all over the country take on TV's toughest obstacle course.

Singing contest hosted by Rob Beckett which sees a range of talented singers take to the stage to perform in front of the 100 - a unique panel of music experts and performers from all over the UK. If any of the 100 like what they hear, they can stand up, join in and sing along. The greater the number that join in, the higher the act's score. At the end of the series, one act walks away with a cash prize of £50,000.

Pulling directly from the underground ballroom community, voguing teams (aka "houses") must compete in unbelievable balls and showcase sickening fashion in order to achieve "legendary" status.

Keith lemon takes a tour of celebrity's houses when a panel of famous people guess who it belongs to.

Two teams of three stand-up comedians take the news from the last 7 days and do what they do best - take the piss out of everything and everyone.

Jackpot featured 16 contestants attempting to solve riddles and become the King of the Hill and share in a potential top prize of $50,000. The 16 players played for the entire week, and it was a common thing for numerous contestants to win big jackpots. At the start of the week, one of the contestants was selected at random to be the king of the hill. This player stood at a podium facing the other 15 players who represented the numbers 1-15 which each had a dollar value and a riddle. Before the game begins, host Geoff Edwards goes to the big board and reveals what the Super Jackpot is worth. The Super Jackpot is determined by two numbers: One which is a random value between 10 and 1000, and the second is what the number is multiplied by, which was between 1 and 50. The highest Super Jackpot was won on a January 1975 show, and was worth $38,750. The Super Jackpot card appeared at least once every 10 shows, but could appear even more frequently than that. During the game, ... Written by Ryan Arrowood

Teams of two women and two men, hailing from all corners of the country, join with an elite Spartan athlete and conquer a grueling obstacle course of extreme physical challenges testing personal and team strength. With teams of siblings, grandparents, farmers, firefighters and friends, the inspirational and motivational stories are as enthralling as the Challenge itself. Written by Theaudestcooper

Baz Ashmawy hosts the musical challenge in which some of Britain's worst singers undergo weeks of training to improve their voices before performing for the nation.

Each of the five contestants taking part in this game show is given a brightly coloured case which contains one of five cash amounts ranging from zero to the five thousand pound top prize. They will answer questions to win the right to take their case with them into a soundproof room where they can choose to either take a peek inside the case of one of their rivals or ask host Dan Walker if the amount contained in one of the other cases is more or less than the amount in their own case - but they cannot look into their own case to see what amount it contains. Successful players then progress to the endgame where, based on the information they have gathered they can choose to either keep hold of their own case or challenge another player for theirs. One winning player will get to open one case and keep the prize money inside. Written by Mark_a_Wood [email protected]

Three amateur sleuths try to solve a fictional murder case after watching events unfold, meeting the suspects and uncovering the clues. Hosted by Susan Calman.

The Wall is 4 stories high and can change lives. The game is played by two people together. The first portion of the game is Freefall. Contestants must answer questions before balls complete their free fall down the Wall - correct responses earn prize money (green ball), incorrect answers result in prize money being removed (red ball). This portion of the game results in a total dollar amount, that amount must be positive in order to move forward. The second portion of the game involves one of the two contestants going into isolation. Round two starts with two green balls, and two red balls. The player in isolation answers questions under stressful situations to determine the color assigned to the remaining balls. Up to six balls can be earned by answering 3 questions. The dollar amount earned in round one is added to whatever is earned in round 2. Players cannot leave this round with less than $0 even if the red balls result in amounts larger than the green balls plus the ...