Trigger Happy TV

Trigger Happy TV (2003)

EndedVariety showComedy

US version of the British show, the show retained the original format but almost all sketches were performed by US cast.

Network
Scheduleevery Monday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E13Episode 13Jul 28, 2003
S01E12Episode 12Jul 7, 2003
S01E11Episode 11Jun 30, 2003
S01E10Episode 10Jun 23, 2003
S01E09Episode 9Jun 16, 2003
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Trigger Happy TV premiere?

Trigger Happy TV premiered on January 14, 2003.

Who created Trigger Happy TV?

Trigger Happy TV was created by British comedian and writer Dom Joly.

What is Trigger Happy TV known for?

Trigger Happy TV is known for its hidden camera pranks, which involved Joly and his team of pranksters performing various stunts and jokes on unsuspecting members of the public.

How many people were on the Trigger Happy TV production team?

The Trigger Happy TV production team consisted of just six people, including Joly, the director Sam Cadman, and the producer Jamie Bullock.

What was the most famous prank from Trigger Happy TV?

Perhaps the most famous prank from Trigger Happy TV was the giant mobile phone skit, in which Joly would walk around with an absurdly large phone and hold fake conversations on it, often in public places.

Was Trigger Happy TV filmed in the UK?

Yes, Trigger Happy TV was filmed in various locations across the UK, including London, Edinburgh, and Brighton.

How long did a typical episode of Trigger Happy TV last?

A typical episode of Trigger Happy TV lasted around 30 minutes.

Was Trigger Happy TV a success when it first aired?

Yes, Trigger Happy TV was a huge success when it first aired, and was praised for its inventiveness and ability to surprise its viewers.

Was Trigger Happy TV released on DVD?

Yes, Trigger Happy TV was released on DVD, with three different volumes of the show available for purchase.

Did Trigger Happy TV win any awards?

Yes, Trigger Happy TV won the Rose d'Or award in 2001, a prestigious award for excellence in television programming.

How many series of Trigger Happy TV were there?

There were three series of Trigger Happy TV.

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