101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow - Season 1

Eight contestants put their nerve, general knowledge and dignity to the test in Steve Jones' explosive Saturday night gameshow. There's a 10,000 pound prize for the winner, and every round sees one contestantleave the show by some of the most nerve-wracking, hair-raising, adrenaline-pumping means ever seen on TV - one moment they are delving into the darkest corners of their memory for an answer, and the next they are screaming and flying through the air attached to a 100-foot bungy cord. This is one quiz where you really don't want to get a question wrong.

Steve Jones returns for another thrilling instalment of Britain's most extreme quiz. Cover your eyes as yet more unsuspecting contestants, all of whom are after that elusive 10,000 pound prize, are dropped,fired and dragged screaming from the 101 Tower. And it's all because they failed to answer one teeny, tiny quiz question correctly. Fear not though, Steve is there for every round of the quiz to put an arm around their shivering shoulders and calm their shattered nerves - which is more than can be said for his co-host Nemone, who takes far too much glee in scaring the pants off the contestants. Who will triumph? Who will prevail? Who will wish they had chosen their answers a little more carefully?

Eight contestants put their nerve, general knowledge and dignity to the test in Steve Jones' explosive Saturday night gameshow. There's a 10,000 pound prize for the winner, and every round sees one contestantleave the show by some of the most nerve-wracking, hair-raising, adrenaline-pumping means ever seen on TV - one moment they are delving into the darkest corners of their memory for an answer, and the next they are screaming and flying through the air attached to a 100-foot bungy cord. This is one quiz where you really don't want to get a question wrong.

Steve Jones hosts the series where contestants are ejected in the craziest ways possible. Featuring Flippin Wreck, a car sent tumbling down the runway in a ball of flames.

Eight contestants put their nerve, general knowledge and dignity to the test in Steve Jones' explosive Saturday night gameshow.

There's a 10,000 pound prize for the winner, and every round sees one contestant leave the show by some of the most nerve-wracking, adrenaline-pumping means ever seen on TV. Assisting Steve on the incredible 101 tower, the venue for the quiz, is co-host Nemone.

There's nothing funny about a heavyweight boxer punching one of the contestants right off the side of the Tower, or asking the contestants to sit astride enormous rockets with the words 'Kaboom' written down the side. Or is there?

The extreme quiz show dons doublet and hose as one contestant prepares to face a medieval exit.

As ever, eight contestants start the show under the watchful eyes of Steve Jones and co-host Nemone, and all eight have the same target in mind - avoiding the wrong answers, avoiding getting thrown off the 101 Tower by a succession of terrifying means, avoiding getting scared, wet and/or humiliated, and winning the 10,000 pound prize.

But six massive maces are all poised to thump one of the contestants off the show forever.

The extreme quiz show dons doublet and hose as one contestant prepares to face a medieval exit.

As ever, eight contestants start the show under the watchful eyes of Steve Jones and co-host Nemone, and all eight have the same target in mind - avoiding the wrong answers, avoiding getting thrown off the 101 Tower by a succession of terrifying means, avoiding getting scared, wet and/or humiliated, and winning the 10,000 pound prize.

Obstacles in their path include The Human Fling, a humungous human catapult.

The final show in the current series finds host Steve Jones and queen of the screams Nemone pull out all the stops to really make the eight contestants work for their money. The game is simple - keep answeringquiz questions correctly and you'll stay in the game. If you stay until the end of the game and you'll win 10,000 pounds. Make a mistake and you are straight off the show by one of the trademark exits. One of the contestants will be leaving by the most melodramatic method of the series so far - it's called 'Chopper Pull' and it involves a helicopter and a very thin piece of rope.