Americans React to HILARIOUS British Game Show Bloopers!

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In this video we react to hilarious British game show bloopers. Not only was this compilation really funny, but it also made us realize just how many of the game shows we grew up watching were originally from the UK. Which British game shows are your favorite?
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[@jeanlongsden1696]

the funniest Family Fortunes clip is ... "name a bird with a long neck?" the guy answered "Naomi Campbell"

[@andybaker2456]

'Who Wants to be a Millionaire?' is originally a British programme that has now gone global.

[@JohnOConnell]

Susie Dent, the word expert on Countdown, has notched up more game show appearances than anybody on British television, outlasting multiple presenters.

[@davidsmith8279]

8 Out Of 10 Cats does Countdown is absolutely hilarious. If you can somehow get it I highly recommend a few episodes. It's Countdown with comedians.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

Countdown is on at about 2pm, and is mostly watched by retired people, so that's like someone on American TV saying "Jerkoff" to a bunch of 80 year olds 😂

[@iainmorton7491]

The Crystal Maze you had to collect crystals by completing tasks, you then went into the Crystal Dome and had a set time to collect tickets that were blown about by a fan. The more crystals the longer you got

[@medic1627]

Richard O'Brien creator of The Crystal Maze, also wrote The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[@susanashcroft2674]

Les Dennis one of the hosts of Family Fortunes used to say when a nervous contestant came out with some crazy answer 'If (insert crazy answer) is on the board I'll give you the money myself' 🤣

[@Beefadin]

Thanks to Michael McIntyre, Bradley Walsh actually got to meet Fanny Schmelar. It was as surreal as it was funny

[@alundavies1016]

“Hoar” is actually a pretty good answer! Though probably add the “Frost” bit on the end to avoid just sounding rude.

[@funlovincop]

There's a type of family feud called Pointless, it's actually the opposite; the contestant has to give a correct answer than no one in the audience has said. It's quite fun!

[@Shoomer1988]

If you want more then '8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown' is the perfect blend of maths, wordgames and side-splitting comedy.

[@wolfgangwilcox2323]

Since nobody else has explained it yet: The show “Eggheads” is a very standard Team vs Team quiz show, but the special gimmick is that the resident team the contestants go up against, the eponymous’Eggheads’, is made up of people who won other quiz shows, including one of the first Million Pound winners of WWTBAM, and two season winners of 15 to 1

[@Rokurokubi83]

We have Family Fortunes, but it’s based on Family Feud which came first. Who Wants To Be a Millionaire is a UK creation.

[@charlestaylor3027]

Hoar is a word for frost

[@barneylaurance1865]

So the correct answer for the frost question is rime, but hoar is not a bad guess. Hoar frost is also a type of frost. Apparently the difference is that rime frost is from water droplets in the air that freeze on surfaces, while hoar frost is water vapour in the air that directly freezes on surfaces.

[@philipround]

There's 'countdown' and '8 out of 10 cats does countdown'. The later being a comedy version of 'countdown' using a combination of some of the regular members of both 'countdown' and a comedy quiz show call '8 out of 10 cats'.

[@macsmiffy2197]

My favourite quizzes are on Radio 4. Just a Minute has been going since 1967! They tried it on TV once, but it works better on radio.

[@happyhedgehog6450]

Guy reacting to would I lie to you would do well on your channel. It's very funny and entertaining and there's lots of it.

[@KitsyX]

The Crystal Maze was such a cool show… There’s a host that guides a team through a series of 4 themed zones, if I remember correctly… In each of the zones the team will take on a few challenge rooms, choosing a teammate and the type of challenge (like physical, mental, mystery or whatever)… The purpose being to collect crystals, which can be converted to time for the final challenge… But crystals can also be used to free teammates who are locked in challenge rooms (if they fail to get out of the room in time or if they trigger an automatic lock-in by failing a specific condition in a certain task)… So there’s a tactical element to how you use them too.