Think Tank

Bill Turnbull presents a competition in which three new contestants battle for a cash prize, each round testing their wits. Their progress is influenced by the responses of the regular contributors, the Think Tank, who can either assist or impede them throughout the game.

Bill Turnbull fronts a game‑show format in which three fresh contestants battle for a cash prize. The programme is built around his role as presenter, guiding the action and keeping the pace as the competitors strive to outwit one another. The setting is simple yet effective: a studio where Turnbull’s questions and the Think Tank’s input shape each round. The core of each episode sees three new participants answering a series of prompts, with the ultimate goal of securing the monetary reward. Their progress is directly affected by the regular contributors – the Think Tank – whose responses can either give the players an edge or create an obstacle. This dynamic means that success hinges not only on the contestants’ own knowledge but also on how the Think Tank’s answers intersect with the challenges presented. Throughout the show, Turnbull’s hosting ties the elements together, offering commentary and moving the game forward while the Think Tank’s involvement adds an unpredictable layer. The blend of contestant effort, cash‑prize motivation, and the Think Tank’s fluctuating assistance creates a lively contest that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish.