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GamesMaster

GamesMaster is a British television programme which originally aired on Channel 4 from 1992 to 1998. In 2021, it returned for a new series on YouTube and E4. It was the first UK television programme dedicated to video games.

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Broadcasting spin-offs

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Series details and celebrity guests

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Relationship with the games industry

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Format and hosts

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Genre
Entertainment
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Created by
Jane Hewland
Network
Channel 4 · E4
No. of episodes
129
No. of series
8

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Origins

Format and hosts

Review segments

Relationship with the games industry

Gamesmaster sponsorship

Demise

Broadcasting spin-offs

Revival

Magazine

Series details and celebrity guests

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GamesMaster

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GamesMaster

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related to Series 3 – 1993/1994 · 60
GamesMaster → Andrew Paul, Bad Boys Inc, Barry McGuigan, Christmas Special, Cobra, Consoletation Zone, Crash Test Dummies, Dani Behr, Daniel Pesina, December, Dennis Wise, Elizabeth Malecki, Episode, Falcon, February, Footy, Frank Bruno, Gabrielle, Games Mistress, GamesMaster Team Championship Final
related to Series 6 – 1996/1997 · 28
GamesMaster → Adam Hollioake, Bear Van Beers, Beertje Van Beers, Chris Armstrong, Christmas Special, Danny John-Jules, December, Deepak Verma, Episode, February, Gene, January, John Regis, Michael Duberry, Michael Fish, November, October, Paul Leyshon, Paul McKenna, Phil Tufnell
related to Broadcasting spin-offs · 25
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related to Format and hosts · 25
GamesMaster → Although, American, Contestants, Dave Perry, Derrick Lynch, Dexter Fletcher, Dominik, Dominik Diamond, During, Fletcher, For, Games Master, GamesMaster Golden Joystick, ITV, Julian Rignall, Kirk Ewing, Neil West, Press Gang, Rik Henderson, Sir Patrick Moore
related to Revival · 18
GamesMaster → Abbey Wood, According, Channel, Crossness Pumping Station, E4, E4's YouTube, Episodes, Frankie Ward, In February, London, November, October, On, Robert Florence, September, Sir Trevor McDonald, The, Ty Logan
related to Review segments · 16
GamesMaster → ACE, Dave Perry, Ed Lomas, EMAP, From, However, In, It, Mean Machines, Richard Pitt, Rik, Rik Henderson, Series, Super Mario, This, VG
related to Relationship with the games industry · 14
GamesMaster → British, From, Hedgehog, Master System, Mega Drive, PlayStation, Prior, Saturday, Sega's, SNES, Sonic, That GamesMaster, TV, UK
related to Demise · 10
GamesMaster → Bad Influence, In, ITV, PlayStation, Prior, Sony's, The, Their, Then, UK
related to Magazine · 9
GamesMaster → British, Editor-in-chief Robin Alway, Future Publishing, In, In January, May, November, The, TV
related to Origins · 8
GamesMaster → After, Channel, Hewland, Hewland International, It, Jane Hewland, London Weekend Television, She

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
GamesMasterCountry of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
GamesMasterCreated byJane Hewland1.00infobox
GamesMasterGenreEntertainment1.00infobox
GamesMasterNetworkChannel 41.00infobox
GamesMasterNetworkE41.00infobox
GamesMasterNo. of episodes1291.00infobox
GamesMasterNo. of series81.00infobox
GamesMasterOriginal languageEnglish1.00infobox
GamesMasterPresented byOriginal series: Dominik Diamond (Series 1–2, 4–7) Dexter Fletcher (Series 3) Revived series: Robert Florence Frankie Ward (co-presenter) Ty Logan (co-presenter)1.00infobox
GamesMasterProduction companiesHewland International (Original series) Future Studios (Revived series)1.00infobox
GamesMasterRelease7 January 1992 (1992-01-07) – 3 February 1998 (1998-02-03)1.00infobox
GamesMasterRelease21 November (2021-11-21) – 5 December 2021 (2021-12-05)1.00infobox
GamesMasterRunning time30 mins (Original series) 60 mins (Series 4 "Gore Special" episode, Revived series) (inc. adverts)1.00infobox
GamesMasterStarringGamesMaster: Sir Patrick Moore (Original series) Sir Trevor McDonald (Revived series)1.00infobox
GamesMasteris aBritish television programme which originally aired on Channel 4 from 1992 to 19980.90text

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