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Audience - games/ quiz shows
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Audience - games/ quiz shows Quiz and game shows have a long established tradition in the media and are one of the most enduring and popular genres ever. Their true popularity began in 1950's America with shows such as the '$64, 000 question' and 'Twenty One'. Modern successes include 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?', 'Blind Date' and 'The Weakest Link'. In essays I will give an analysis of the letter and discuss issues of convections, audience and format in regard to other shows. Firstly quiz is a game which included questions and other things that you complete in order to win a prize. In the 1970's Game and quiz shows were very different shows to what they are now as in the old days quiz and game shows were mainly watched by all members of the family and mainly attracted the same audiences. The early quiz shows rewarded knowledge, and...
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