Win Your Wish List

Win Your Wish List is a British game show that first aired on BBC One as a National Lottery show from 27 December 2014 to 7 May 2016 with Shane Richie as host, as The National Lottery: Win Your Wish List. In 2018, the programme was revived by Channel 5 with Gino D'Acampo as host, billed as Gino's Win Your Wish List.[3]

Win Your Wish List
2018 titlecard.
GenreGame show
Presented byShane Richie
Gino D'Acampo
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series5
No. of episodes37
Production
Production locationsBBC Pacific Quay
(2014–2016)[1]
Dock10 (2018–2021)[2]
Running time50 minutes (2014–2016)
45 minutes (2018–2021)
Production companiesVictory Television Scotland (2014–2016)
BBC Scotland
(2014–2016)
Stellify Media (2018–2021)
Release
Original networkBBC One (2014–16)
Channel 5 (2018–21)
Original release27 December 2014 (2014-12-27) –
23 June 2021 (2021-06-23)
Related
The National Lottery Draws

Format

In each episode, a family of five compete in six timed rounds to try to win prizes from a list of six gifts they have previously chosen (their "Wish List"). In most rounds, the team is tasked with answering trivia questions from a given category, with one member assigned to read the questions, and one assigned to answer them.

A meter is displayed on a screen in the studio floor, which is divided into green and red zones, and begins at the centre: the meter continuously drains towards the red zone throughout the round, but correct answers move the meter steps toward the green zone. If the meter reaches the outer edge of the green zone before time runs out, the round's prize is won instantly. Otherwise, if the meter is within the green zone when time runs out, the prize becomes available to win during the final round.

If the meter runs out in the red zone, or is otherwise within the red zone when time expires, the prize is lost and cannot be won in the final. Once during the game, a family member not playing in a challenge may reset the meter back to the centre.

The original BBC version of the series used only trivia rounds, and was played by couples. The Channel 5 revival uses family teams instead, and some rounds may involve physical challenges (such as throwing balls into buckets strapped to Gino's waist, with each catch scored on the meter in a similar manner to correct answers).

After the six rounds, the team plays a final, timed trivia round to try and win the remaining prizes that were not won instantly.

Series overview
SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
127 December 201414 March 201510
26 February 20167 May 20168
328 July 201829 December 20187
423 June 201914 July 20194
514 June 202123 June 20218[4]

Transmissions

Series 1
Episode
no.		AirdateViewers
(millions)[5]		BBC One
weekly ranking[5]
127 December 20145.1324
23 January 20155.2825
310 January 20155.0028
417 January 20154.9525
524 January 20154.9025
631 January 20154.8324
77 February 20155.2718
814 February 20154.9419
921 February 20154.7925
1014 March 20155.2924

Series 2
Episode
no.		AirdateViewers
(millions)[5]		BBC One
weekly ranking[5]
16 February 20164.2629
213 February 20164.1926
320 February 20164.2929
412 March 20163.9128
516 April 20164.4226
623 April 20164.5125
730 April 20164.3726
87 May 20164.3326

Series 3
Episode
no.		AirdateViewers
(millions)[5]		Channel 5
weekly ranking[5]
128 July 20180.948
24 August 20180.7625
311 August 20180.8418
418 August 20180.7022
525 August 20180.5930
622 December 2018——
729 December 2018——

Series 4
Episode
no.		AirdateViewers
(millions)[5]		Channel 5
weekly ranking[5]
123 June 2019——
230 June 2019——
37 July 2019——
414 July 2019——

Series 5
Episode
no.		AirdateViewers
(millions)[5]		Channel 5
weekly ranking[5]
114 June 2021——
215 June 2021——
316 June 2021——
417 June 2021——
518 June 2021——
621 June 2021——
722 June 2021——
823 June 2021——

International versions
Country Name First episode Last episode Host Channel
 France Wish List : La Liste de vos envies 6 July 2015 15 January 2016[6] Christophe Dechavanne TF1
 Portugal Prêmio de Sonho 5 August 2019 11 October 2019 Cristina Ferreira SIC

References
  1. "Current Or Recent BBC Studios". TV Studio History. Retrieved 27 December 2021.
  2. "Gino's Win Your Wish List at dock10 for Channel 5". Dock10. Retrieved 20 September 2021.
  3. "Channel 5 adds Stellify to new Wish List". c21Media.net. 15 May 2018.
  4. "Stellify Media (@stellifymedia) • Instagram photos and videos". 4 June 2021. Archived from the original on 26 December 2021.
  5. "Weekly Top 30 Programmes". Broadcasters' Audience Research Board. Retrieved 27 December 2014.
  6. Wish List : TF1 déprogramme le jeu de Christophe Dechavanne Published 17 January 2016. Retrieved 2 September 2019
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