Impossible

- Season 7

(2020)

Rick Edwards presents the popular daytime game show in which contestants must avoid giving the impossible answer, as it returns for a seventh series.

This week's panel of contestants attempt to avoid the impossible answers to have the chance to play for the ten thousand one pound coins housed in a giant exclamation mark in the studio.

Will one of this week's contestants win the prize of ten thousand shiny one pound coins housed within the giant exclamation mark in the studio?

Game show in which the players attempt to answer questions correctly while avoiding the impossible answers, that simply could not possibly be true.

A wall of contestants compete in the quiz show with a third dimension. Not only does each of the questions have a correct and incorrect answer but also an impossible answer that simply cannot possibly be true.

Will one of the contestants avoid the impossible answers and claim the prize of ten thousand, gleaming, one pound coins housed in the giant exclamation mark in the studio?

Rick Edwards hosts the game show in which each of the multiple choice questions has three possible answers - one correct, one incorrect and one that is simply impossible.

Game show in which contestants must avoid giving the impossible answer to try and play for the ten thousand pound prize money.

The 17 remaining players will be trying to avoid the impossible answers as they seek to unlock the giant exclamation mark in the studio which houses the prize money - ten thousand shiny one pound coins.

The 16 remaining players have one last chance to win the ten thousand pound prize money in the game show where they must avoid giving the impossible answer.

It's the start of a new week and a new panel of 21 contestants take part in the game show where the questions aren't impossible but some of the answers are.

Rick Edwards hosts another edition of the daytime game show in which the contestants must avoid giving the impossible answer if they are to win the ten thousand pound prize money.

A wall of contestants compete in the quiz show with a third dimension. Not only does each of the questions have a correct and incorrect answer but also an impossible answer that simply cannot possibly be true.

Rick Edwards presents another edition of the popular daytime game show in which the contestants have to avoid the impossible answers if they are to win the prize money.

For the final time this week the contestants get the chance to play for the ten thousand pounds in prize money - if they can avoid giving the impossible answer to the questions.

21 players start a new week of play on the game show with the third dimension, each question has a correct answer, an incorrect answer and an impossible answer - that cannot possibly be true.

One of this week's players will get the opportunity to play for the ten thousand shiny one pound coins housed within the giant exclamation mark in the studio. Can they avoid the impossible answers to win?

This week's panel of contestants attempt to avoid the impossible answers to have the chance to play for the ten thousand one pound coins housed in a giant exclamation mark in the studio.

A wall of contestants compete in the quiz show with a third dimension. Not only does each of the questions have a correct and incorrect answer but also an impossible answer that simply cannot possibly be true.

Today, is the last chance for one of this week's players to take home the ten thousand pound prize money - if they can avoid giving the impossible answer to the questions.

It is the start of a new week and 21 more contestants will be trying to avoid the impossible answers to get the chance to win the ten thousand one pound coins housed in the giant exclamation mark in the studio.

Game show in which contestants must answer multiple choice questions, but avoid selecting the impossible answer if they are to win the ten thousand pounds prize money.

Rick Edwards hosts another edition of the game show where the questions aren't impossible, but some of the answers are.

Game show hosted by Rick Edwards in which the contestants score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding giving the impossible answers.

Today is the last chance for one of this week's remaining players to unlock the giant exclamation mark housed in the studio and win the prize of ten thousand one pound coins.