Bridge of Lies

Zulfi, Rabiya, Sun and Saj battle for prize money by navigating a bridge of stepping stones laid across the studio floor. The competition is presented as a quiz show, with Ross Kemp acting as the host. Each contestant must answer questions while crossing, with cash at stake.

The programme is a cash‑prize quiz show presented by Ross Kemp. In each episode, four participants take part in a physical‑mental challenge designed to test both knowledge and agility. The format centres on a simple premise: the competitors must navigate a course while answering questions, all under the watchful eye of the host. It’s cash, which adds a competitive edge to the format. The core of the competition sees Zulfi, Rabiya, Sun and Saj attempting to cross a bridge made of stepping stones laid across the studio floor. The bridge acts as the main obstacle, requiring each contestant to balance speed with caution as they’re moving from one side to the other. A misstep could halt progress and cost them the chance at the cash prize. The first to reach the end, or the one who manages the crossing best, secures the cash prize. The setting stays within the studio, with the stepping‑stone bridge spanning the floor space, creating a clear visual focal point for the audience. Ross Kemp guides the proceedings, introducing the challengers and commenting on their progress as they’re navigating the precarious path. The visual of the stone bridge stretching across the floor provides a simple yet effective backdrop for the tension of the game, and viewers watch as they’re negotiating the path with Kemp’s commentary. It’s a straightforward yet tense layout that ensures the emphasis stays on the contestants’ attempts to claim the monetary reward.