"Who was the scorer and announcer on 'Bullseye' who frequently felt the need to say ""Take yer time"" to the contestants?"
Newman and Baddiel in Pieces embarrassing!"). Over the show's seven episodes, several celebrity guests were featured, one of whom was "Bullseye" scorer and darts commentator Tony Green in a cameo, reprising his calming schtick used on the "Bullseye" contestants prior to an important round, with the intention this time of getting the insomniac Baddiel to sleep. Other celebrities who appeared on the show included Mariella Frostrup, Robert Smith (of British rock band The Cure, whom Newman had previously parodied on "The Mary Whitehouse Experience"), Jimmy Hill and Suzi Quatro, all playing themselves. The characters were tepidly received by critics; however, the stand-up comedy was roundly
To Say the Least them guessed correctly, the contestant won a cash jackpot that started at $2,000 and increased by $1,000 for every game it went unclaimed. Contestants remained on the show until they either lost two matches or played seven All-Star Games, whichever came first. Any contestant who won four consecutive matches received a new car. The entirety of the series is unknown. One episode is held at The Paley Center for Media, while the premiere and several others are known to circulate among video collectors. To Say the Least To Say the Least is an American game show that aired on NBC