STUDIO PRODUCTION • Final Idea

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“2 families go head to head during intense rounds of classic fairground games in order to win the title of Family Fairground Champions.”

2 families who know each other will battle it out to win the ultimate prize of Family Fairground Champions and receive the Golden goldfish Trophy. Their skills will be tested in a range of different challenges consisting of classic funfair games including a twist on Hook-a-Duck and a sponge throw where the audience get involved.

Format and USP:
  • The format is similar to shows such as Sam & marks Big Wind Up and Dick and Dom in da bungalow. 
  • Unique although follows a traditional game show style which is proven to be successful, is USP is that it’s for adults an children with aspects targeting both age groups.

Channel and Audience:
  • itv 
  • 7pm 
  • Saturday night 
  • Family Audience: 
    • the contests and studio audience members families 
    • Show will contains humor that only adults will understand Madagascar - "oh, sugar, honey, iced tea"
Prizes:
  • Golden Goldfish Trophy for the winners of the show. 
  • Other team with receive a small stuffed toy for taking part

Props:
  • Target boards and Golden Goldfish will have to be specially made along with the set.
  • Other props such as rubber ducks, plastic balls and sponges can be easily bought.

VT's:
  • VT 1 & 2: Family introductions, filmed at the fairground. 
  • VT 3: Round 2 
  • VT 4: History of fun fairs

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