The Moment of Truth

Game show hosted by Cilla Black as contestants vie for cash prizes of up to £20,000 by undertaking tasks including throwing boules, memorising golf courses and playing a note-perfect version of Edelweiss on small cymbals known as crotels.

Darts champ Eric Bristow guests on the game show in which three contestants balance beer glasses throw frisbees and memorise the London Underground.

Stephen Hendry performs an impressive snooker feat in the game show, while contestants from Yorkshire attempt to win cash prizes by completing challenges including memorising bar codes and knocking toy ducks off a wall with a yo-yo.

Game show, hosted by Cilla Black, in which contestants from Aberdeenshire vie for cash prizes of up to £20,000 by undertaking a variety of fiendishly difficult tasks ranging from spinning a hula hoop, to flipping spoons into cups. And if audience members think that sounds easy, England Captain Nasser Hussain is on hand with a challenge of his own which could win any one of them £1,000.

Game show, hosted by Cilla Black, in which contestants from Liverpool, St Helens and the Wirral are given seven days to learn various tasks ranging from a Subbuteo challenge, to memorising all post-war Grand National winners - with prizes worth up to £20,000 in the offing.

Game show, hosted by Cilla Black, in which contestants from Surrey try memorising 100 children’s names and bouncing on a pogo stick in a bid to win valuable prizes.

Game show, hosted by Cilla Black, in which contestants from Gwent and Cardiff are given seven days to learn various tasks, from spinning a basketball on one finger, to playing Men of Harlech on the cowbells - then turned loose in the studio to vie for cash prizes of up to £20,000.

A Dunfermline scaffolder learns to play Mull of Kintyre on an electric keyboard, while a dog handler from Falkirk is given the task of memorising telephone area codes.

Contestants vie for big prizes by accepting challenges including catching 100 10p coins in one hand and scoring three goals in less than 60 seconds.

Contestants from Birmingham and Gloucester are given seven days to become dab hands at a variety of challenging tasks - including putting golf balls, spinning plates on poles and playing a tune on a series of gongs - then turned loose in the studio to vie for prizes worth up to £20,000.