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The Master (game show)

***The Master*** is a Transmanian television quiz show that debuted on ATN in 2004. The show had a potential prize of Ð1,000,000. It was produced by Grant Rule.

## Format

Five contestants fought out a series of rounds involving general knowledge questions. This was both against each other and the clock, all under the eyes of the Master - who sat in a chair watching to find the contestants' weaknesses. The player who won earned the right to face the Master for his title and for the prize of Ð1,000,000.

The five competed against each other in a series of general knowledge rounds, winning Ð100 for each correct answer in general knowledge rounds and Ð200 in "Master's Choice" rounds (where The Master chose the category). Each round lasted for 90 seconds. If a contestant answered incorrectly, he or she was locked out from answering the next question. Players with the lowest score were gradually eliminated until three remained. If at the end of a round, two contestants were on the same score, the Master would choose which contestant to eliminate. After two contestants have been eliminated, there is a round where the three remaining contestants were each subjected to a round of questions on their "preferred category" called the "mean minute". In this round, correct answers worth Ð100 and incorrect answers result in a deduction of Ð200. After the "mean minute" round there is another general knowledge round and the contestant with the highest score at the end of that final round won the right to play against the Master. Each eliminated contestant took home what he or she earned in the general knowledge rounds.

The winner was given Ð50,000 to "bet" on their best-of-five questions game with the Master. The contestant could risk either Ð10,000, Ð20,000, Ð30,000, Ð40,000 or the entire Ð50,000. If the contestant risked any amount below Ð50,000, the Master will choose the category of questions to be asked and if the contestant is successful they would win ten times the amount staked. If the contestant bet the entire Ð50,000 they selected the category of questions and played for Ð1,000,000 and the chance to become the new Master. If they, however, risked the entire Ð50,000 and failed, they also lost all the money they had won in the previous rounds, walking away empty-handed. This meant that if a contestant risked less than Ð50,000, they played for either Ð100,000, Ð200,000, Ð300,000, or Ð400,000.
Maureen Harris

**Maureen John Harris** (born December 6, 1949) is a Transmanian musician and composer who often specialised in several musical genres including Synth-pop, new wave, electronic music, new wave and many others. She is best known as the host of the big-money quiz show *Twenty-One* debuting in the 1980s and ended in the early 1990s on TBN and later, the Evabillion Network.
Chaotic Memoires

*"En tus manos se encuentra el inicio de una historia, más antigua que el Tiempo, más extensa que el Cosmos y tan trágica como cualquier obra del Bardo. Si quieres saber más, te sugiero que vayas a la última página antes de comenzar. Con algo de buena fortuna, no perderás tu cabeza."*
―Escrito en la primera página del Libro Negro.

### Sinopsis:

**Chaotic Memoires**, también conocido como el **Libro Negro**, relata la historia de Abelardo, desde su época mortal a su apoteosis como un Príncipe Daemon, y su asentamiento final en la tierra de Gensokyo.

El **Libro** se compone de cuatro sagas principales:

* **Descent into Madness**
* **Madness Falls**
* **Life is but a Sweet Game**
* **Living on Illusions**

#### **Descent into Madness:**

Ésta saga narra los comienzos mortales de **Abelardo**, su romance con Byakuren Hijiri, el nacimiento de Renko Hijiri y el principio del colapso mental y emocional que transformarían a **Abelardo** en **Surtr**.

#### **Madness Falls:**

Ésta saga relata los eventos directamente después de la apoteosis de **Abelardo**, su llegada al Higan, su romance con Eiki Shiki, el trauma ligado a la muerte de Sinmoera y su separación de **Tzeentch**.

**Life is but a Sweet Game:**

En ésta saga se documentan los viajes de **Abelardo** a través del Cosmos, su compromiso con **Akasha**, los estudios de Kischur Zelretch Schweinorg bajo su tutela, la adopción de Remilia Scarlet y Flandre Scarlet, el nacimiento de Rumia y la separación que les espera durante años.

**Living on Illusions:**

La saga final del **Libro**, aquí se relata su establecimiento en Gensokyo, sus relaciones con los habitantes y finaliza con su romance y boda con Utsuho Reiuji.
List of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (season 7) episodes

The seventh worldwide season of the Transmanian television quiz show of the British origin *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* created and produced by Celador Productions and OST Entertainment, premiered on January 19, 2002 on ATN (with reruns airing on ATN Two and ATN Three). Airing on Saturdays at 8/7c (ran from 30-60 minutes at the time). It was hosted by a Pakistani-born Transmanian comedian/host Saif Rehman Jr.. It finally concluded it's airing on May 18, 2002.

## Episodes

* Show 1 (January 19, 2002)

Total Winnings: £0

## Season chronology

* Season 6 (2001) (previous)
* Season 8 (2002)
List of Armazic concert tours

**Armazic** is a pop-rock band by Transmanian singer-songwriter Jayne Edmondson. Armazic was created in Hareville, Somerset West originally in 1986.

## 1987 tours

Armazic has toured across the Republic of Transmanitain. This list contains a collection of tours that Armazic has completed in 1987. The list contains the date, city, and venue performed in.

## 1990 tours

Since 1990, Armazic has toured several places such as North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, South Africa, South America and New Zealand outside the band's native Transmanitain. This list contains a collection of tours that Armazic has completed between the years of 1990 and 2017. The list contains the date, city, country, and venue performed in.

## 1993 tours

**Glimpse of Integrity Tour**

* June 11, 1993 - November 26, 1993

## 1994 tours

* January 10, 1994 - June 17, 1994

* August 6 - 27, 1994

* September 12, 1994 - December 10, 1994

## 1995 tours

* January 13, 1995 - March 19, 1995

* September 4-11, 1995

* December 22, 1995

## 1996 tours

* February - May 1996

* August - December 1996

## 1997 tours

January - February 1997
April 3 - November 25, 1997

## 1998 tours

January - May 1998
July - December 25, 1998

## 1999 tours

June - November 1999

December 1999

## 2000 tours

January - May 2000

September- November 2000

## 2001 tours

January - April 2001

June - November 2001

## 2002 tours

January - June 2002

August - December 2002

## 2003 tours

January - May 2003

July - November 2003
Transmanian Broadcasting Network

The **Transmanian Broadcasting Company** (**TBN**) is a Transmanian commercial broadcast television and radio network that is a flagship property of Columbia-TBN Corporation, a subsidiary of InterVision Network Group plc. It was launched in 1921 as **Transmanian Broadcasting Independent Television** (TBITV) and was the world's only regular television service with a high level of image resolution. The network is headquartered on 312 Morris Avenue and 714 Mason Road, in Bourbon 5801. It was renamed as **TBITV** in 1957, using this name until the launch of both sister channels TBITV2 (renamed as TBN2) and TBITV3 (renamed as TBN3) in 1961, whereupon the TV channel became known as **TBITV1** from 1962 until 1976, and again from 1991 to 1993, with the current spelling adopted in 1996.

The channel's annual budget for 1981-1982 is Đ4.18 million. TBN is also the oldest commercial network in the Republic of Transmanitain.

TBN is a network of television networks that operate regional television services as well as sharing TV series between each other to be displayed on the entire network.
The Assassin's Share

***The Assassin's Share*** is a Transmanian game show television program originally created by Stephen Quinn, John Gottlieb and Perry Gibbons. In the show's format, a team of 5 contestants work together by competing in a series of rounds in order to answer a series of trivia questions to share and add cumulative money to the pot that increases with each correct answer all the way up to the unprecedented and massive cash prize which can only be won by one contestant.  The show was described as "Mastermind on speed", "Every man for himself" and "The Unique Battle between Fear and Avarice" by its creator, Quinn.

## Production

The format combined elements from *Greed*, *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*, *Twenty-One*, *The Weakest Link*, *The $64,000 Question*, *Jeopardy!* and many other twists on game show conventions.
Jennifer Goldblum

**Jennifer Goldblum** (born January 5, 1952) is a Transmanian game show contestant. She is the only female highest-earning Transmanian game show contestant of all time and is best known for her winning streak as champion on the game show competition program *Tic-Tac-Dough* from November 1984 to February 1985 and the game show *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? in 1999.*
Zaurus and the Masters of the New Discovery

***Zaurus and the Masters of the New Discovery*** is a Transmanitainian live-action action-adventure television program produced by Cannon Films, developed for television by Robert Haydon-Reaves for Senbai Pictures. It was based on the *Masters of the New Discovery* created with the idea of the working title *The Dimension of Zeerus* and *Planet Zaurus* by Rob Davies and Robert Haydon which was scrapped in 1962 due to the worst developments to TV.

The series was created and developed for television in 1978 by writer-film producer and director Michael Drew Maddon under his production tag, Cannon Television, with executive producers Robert Haydon (who developed and created the series along with Madden).

## Production history

The Senbai Television company released the original Zaurus toys in January 1977 in all across other toy stores; an international franchise backstory was developed by CTRS Entertainment Studios. On late 1978, Robert Haydon wrote a "series bible". Some time after, both firms pitched the idea to the Transmanian Radio and Television Corporation network (TRT), who turned it down.

Unlike *Star Trek*, *Star Wars* and other TV programmes or animated cartoons in the late-70s and early-1980s, *Zaurus* is usual to the notable to break the boundaries of censorship. The resulting series broadcast on the Transmanian Broacasting Independent Television Network in 1980 (later TBN in 1981).
Republic of Transmania

**United Republic of Transmania**, also known as the Republic of Transmania, is a country that borders between North America and Europe. This country was founded on September 11, 1700 and it has the population of 110,510,370 people of European, West Asian, East Indian, East African, Latino-Iranian and Hispanic-Iranian descent.
Nutragen

**Nutragen** (formerly Supligen) is a liquid meal supplement product formulated in Greater Transmania manufactured by Nestlé Transmanitain. Nutragen is fortified and enriched with vitamins, minerals, calcium and iron. It was first released in 1977. The product is supplied as 250ml, 330ml and 1L tetra paks and 290ml pull tab cans.
List of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (season 1) episodes

The first worldwide season of the Transmanian television quiz show of the British origin *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* created and produced by Celador Productions, premiered on January 15, 1999, on ATN. The first series ran from Friday, January 15, 1999 to Wednesday, February 3, 1999 at 8.00pm. The show was concluded it's airing on May 30, 1999. It was hosted by a Pakistani-born Transmanian comedian Saif Rehman Jr. and on each episode features the UK 1998 music composed by Keith and Matthew Scratchan and the same original systems in which contestants answer a question to play Fastest Finger First as same as the late 1998 British version. The Transmanian version of the show was conceived in 1998 by Paul Smith with the rules that the host must stay on Armani suits (such as the original host Chris Tarrant), his rules stayed relaxed for one month.
Enemigos

A lo largo de la historia de NeoGensokyo, los héroes han enfrentado gran cantidad de enemigos, tanto personales como del mundo en sí. Cada uno amenazó la paz existente de una forma distinta y logró uno que otro estrago. Sin embargo, algunos se quedaron en Gensokyo y formaron lazos con los habitantes.

## De aliados a enemigos

* Grim Yakumo
* Ahrais Akaitsu
* Kaé

## De enemigos a aliados

* Naomi Kurairan (Nekura)
* Inichi Zeguto
* Sho Sinestra
* Seishou Askume
* Kiros
* Renko Hijiri

## Villanos

* Ejército Barakuma
	+ Kasira Kurairan
	+ Ideki Shiroiran

## Desconocido

* Junton
* Livo
Afghanistan

Appearances
 Debut

*Country* has participated in the **World Eurovision Song Contest** NUMBER times, debuting in the ? edition. Their biggest success so far is ? with ? song "?" in the ? edition of the song contest, ? became ?. So far they participated ? (F.E. : in all editions after their debut in the second edition)

## Contestants

### **Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final or disqualified*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Instant Recall

***Instant Recall*** is a Transmanian hidden camera game show based on the Game Show Network original programme of the same name hosted by Wink Martindale. It was hosted by Radio 1 disc jockey Andrew Cunningham. The show features contestants who are placed in unusual situations and are filmed with a hidden camera. The contestants are then tested on what they just experienced to see how good their memories are. The more correct answers they provide, the more cash and prizes they win. While one writer was optimistic about the show's performance, another was skeptical, and poor television ratings led to only one season being produced.
Olivia Aurora-Webber

**Olivia Andrea Aurora-Webber** (nee Rice, born January 27, 1949) is a British-born, Transmanian television and radio announcer and songwriter known primarily for her work of television game shows. Other shows for which she announced include the game show formats produced by Barry & Enright Productions copyrighted by CTRS were *The Joker's Wild*, *Tic Tac Dough*, *Play The Percentages* and *Bullseye*.

## Early life

Aurora-Webber was born Olivia Andrea Aurora-Webber (nee Rice) on January 27, 1949, in London, England, United Kingdom. She is the daughter of a fabric designer and former model Joanne Webber and Richard Churchill, of Scottish descent.
List of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (season 4) episodes

The fourth worldwide season of the Transmanian television quiz show of the British origin *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* created and produced by Celador Productions, premiered on September 16, 2000 on ATN (with reruns airing on ATN Two and ATN Three). Originally airing on Saturdays, but now currently airing on different nights at 8/7c (ran over 60 minutes at the time). It was hosted by a Pakistani-born Transmanian comedian/host Saif Rehman Jr.. It finally concluded it's airing on January 6, 2001. On May 2000, ATN renewed *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* for a fourth season after a third season ended. It was announced by the TV executive of ATN Andrev Koshakov. The show garnered over 26.7 billion viewers on Neilsen Ratings and it turned stronger than 15.2 billion viewers. The series was confirmed in Romania, Czech Republic, Columbia, France, India, Hungary, Japan and Philippines. The series was already confirmed in Portugal, but it might feature the first ever female contestant to win the top prize anywhere in the world. The pilot episode was taped on September 13 on that year. The show's phone number hotline is 1515 846 75 05 05 05 and the phone lines were opened on September 11 until December 4. The calls cost £5 a month for 60p which higher from payphones.

## Episodes

* Show 1 (September 16, 2000)
* Show 2 (September 23, 2000)
* Show 3 (September 30, 2000)
* Show 4 (October 7, 2000)
* Show 5 (October 10, 2000)
* Show 6 (October 13, 2000)
* Show 7 (October 28, 2000)
* Show 8 (November 4, 2000)
* Show 9 (November 11, 2000)
* Show 10 (November 18, 2000)
* Show 11 (November 25, 2000)
* Show 12 (December 2, 2000)
* Show 13 (December 9, 2000)
* Show 14 (December 16, 2000)
* Show 15 (December 23, 2000)
* Show 16 (December 30, 2000)
* Show 17 (January 6, 2001)

Total Winnings: £0

## Season chronology

* Season 3 (2000) (previous)
* Season 5 (2001)
Kingsglaive

Se refiere al grupo militar creado por el gobierno de Junton para eliminar la amenaza de Paralogues en la ciudad Central.

## Integrantes

Al inicio de la creación de Kingsglaive, este tuvo 10 integrantes iniciales, con la adicción de algunos más tarde.

### Comandantes

* Keine Kamashirasawa
* Umiko Minamitsu

### Lugartenientes

* Tori Haruko
* Noa

### Soldados

* Anita Akaitsu
* Yusuke Minamitsu
* Youmu Konpaku
* Yuki Akaitsu
* Junpei Houjuu
* Barashi Ibara
Danger Zone (game show)

***Danger Zone***is an unsold Transmanitainian television game show. It was a game show of 'risk taking' and 'probability'. In this show's format, Contestants choose a risk on a category against the deadly "danger zones". A wrong answer and its only chance as to whether they survive and continue in the game.

## Format

Contestants recieve their category and decide the risk they wisk to take on it against how much much money they will or want to try to play for in the final round where they take one final risk.

### Main Game

Each contestant plays their solo round with their own category and risk. The risks available for this category and the amounts of money on offer. The player has chosen the 3 danger zone option (50-50 risk) which will bank Đ4,000 if successful. The questions are multiple choice questions and appear on the screen. So far the contestants has survived one zone. The bar above the question is the time limit to lock in the answer.
Bucks Fizz

**Bucks Fizz** is a British pop group which was most notably for winning the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest in the Republic of Ireland with the song "Making Your Mind Up". The group was formed in January 11, 1981 in the United Kingdom by Nichola Martin and Andy Hill. The pop group features four song vocalists: Cheryl Baker, Mike Nolan, Bobby G and Jay Aston. They received attention for the dance routine which accompanied the song, in which the male members of the group ripped the female members' outer skirts off to reveal much shorter mini-skirts beneath. The group went on to have a successful career around the world, but Republic of Transmania also had released a single with "Making Your Mind Up" which had entered the charts released on March 26, 1981 and firstly peaked at number 6 and reached number 1 on April 3, 1981 on which was heard on the **Top 40** programme broadcast on TBN Radio 1 airing on April 3, 1981 with Stereo FM recording, and "The Land of Make Believe" heard on January 4, 1982 on TBN Radio 2 which entered the Transmanian charts during the Top 40 program that became a Transmanian No. 2 hit. Bucks Fizz have sold over 15 million records worldwide.

## Background information

### Members

Catherine McIntire
Martin Hodstaffer
Roberts Gartson
Olivia Griffin

The Transmanian version was conceived by singer-songwriter Graham Bell in December 1990 which was used to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the winning song "Making Your Mind Up" by Bucks Fizz written by Andy Hill and John Danter. In January 1991, Bell and his girlfriend and singer Olivia Aurora-Webber sought out to form a Transmanian version of the UK group of the same name to lip-sync the 1981 Eurovision-winning song. In February 6, 1991, Bell first recruited the singer Roberts Gaston to the group as male member of the group and he contacted Martin Hodstaffer to join them and his girlfriend Aurora-Webber recruited an actress Catherine McIntire and songwriter Olivia Griffin to the group as the song vocalists.

### Movie Success

On March 11, 1991, Bell and Aurora-Webber is trying to conceive an unknown drama and comedy film for the group to spend a life around Somerset West and London Town. In March 20, 1991, the songwriter of the winning song John Danter had called the group **Transmanian Bucks Fizz** according to Bell. In April 9, 1991, Bell and Aurora-Webber had paid over £104,170 to create a movie starring the group they had conceived according to Danter, Bell and Aurora-Webber have asked director and CEO of Cannon Pictures, Ltd. Michael Drew Maddon to direct, produce and write a film his girlfriend conceived which was slated for a October 1991 release. Reaves contacted Bell and Aurora-Webber to join as a music producer. Production of the film began in May 6, 1991 and ended in July 18, 1991. The CEO of the Transmanian-based Indian Television and Film Distribution International, Pvt. Ltd Shiv Gupta has announced that his company will distribute and produce Reaves' new directed film.
Mental Samurai

***Mental Samurai***is a Transmanian intelligence and mental agility game show television program based on the US version of the same name which is set to premiere on TBN in September 2019. Described as an "obstacle course for the mind," the show features contestants answering knowledge-based questions while being moved around the show's specially designed set in a capsule that can rotate 360°.

## Gameplay

The game consists of two rounds, with one contestant at a time answering twelve questions from within the movable capsule. The questions are asked on four screens ("towers"), each focusing on a different skill: Knowledge, Puzzles, Sequences, and Memory.

### Towers of Samurai

The contestant is turned to face one of the towers, and a question is revealed. They must state and "lock-in" an answer by pulling a lever next to them; a correct response causes them to be turned to face another tower for the next question, while an incorrect answer or running out of time ends the game immediately and sends the contestant home with no winnings. The contestant has five minutes to answer the questions, three per tower; the clock begins to run as soon as the first question is revealed. Completing the round before time runs out awards Đ10,000 and allows the contestant to advance to the Circle of Samurai.

### Circle of Samurai

The contestant must answer one more question at each tower and is given 90 seconds plus any time remaining from the first round to do so (rounded to the nearest second). The first correct answer increases the contestant's winnings to Đ25,000, and each subsequent answer adds a further Đ25,000, for a maximum of Đ100,000 if the contestant answers all four questions correctly. A miss at any time ends the round, but the contestant leaves with whatever money they have won to that point.

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### Tournament format

The best-performing contestants in a season, including some who fail to win the Đ100,000 on their original episode, returned in the final episode of the season to compete in a tournament for a grand prize of Đ250,000.

#### Towers of Samurai

In the tournament final, much like the preliminary episodes, the finalists will complete a Towers of Samurai round. However, unlike previous shows, the finalists will each face the same 12 questions in the same order. (All contestants are sequestered away and are not aware of the proceedings until it is their turn to play.) The top three finishing players (determined by most questions answered correctly and ties being broken by fastest time) will advance the Circle of Samurai final.

#### Circle of Samurai Final

Again, unlike previous episodes, each of the contestants will face off answering the same set of questions (in the same order). Each contestant is sequestered backstage and unaware of the proceedings. Unlike the regular episodes, each contestant is only given 90 seconds to complete the four questions. The contestant who answers the most questions correctly, in the shortest amount of time, will be deemed the winner and champion.
Tropical Storm One-E (1949)

**Tropical Storm One-E** was a short lived tropical storm that existed during early-mid June 1949. The system was first noted just off the Mexican coast whilst it was moving northwest out to sea, so may have existed prior to it's known genesis here. Nothing is known about any impacts the system may have caused whilst active as a tropical cyclone.
Countries in JESC

## Contestants

### **Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*

### Australia

 2016
 2017
 2018
 2019

### Azerbaijan

 2013
 2014
 2018
 2019
 2021

### Cyprus

 2010
 2014
 2015
 2017

### France

 2019
 2020
 2021
 2022

### Israel

 2013
 2016
 2017

### Kazakhstan

 2019
 2020
 2021
 2022

### Moldova

 2011
 2012
 2013

### Portugal

 2018
 2019
 2020
 2022

### Romania

 2010
 2020

### San Marino

 2013
 2014
 2015
 2016
 2020

### Spain

 2019
 2020
 2021
 2022

### Sweden

 2010
 2011
 2012
 2013
 2014
 2015
 2020

### Wales

 2018
 2019
 2020
Jayne Edmondson

**Jayne Claire Letna Edmondson** (born July 13, 1962) is a Transmanian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and rock musician. She was best known as the lead singer and founding member of the new wave band Armazic.

## Early life

Jayne Edmondson was born **Jayne Claire Letna Edmondson** on July 13, 1962, in New Hareville, Somerset West. She is the daughter of parents Ann-Marie Orenthia and David Celvin Edmondson.

When she was 4, she originally considered herself "neurodivergent", as she had diagnosed with ADHD and autism. And even though, she is not officially diagnosed as yet.

When she was 17, during her years in High School, she first began playing acoustic guitar and electronic synthesizer piano. In late 1983, after graduating from New Hareville High School, she originally brought the idea of naming her own band under the name before asked to be the new member as guitarist of the band The Tough Ones and though, the band successfully made a few but, yet several singles and made to the top charts. In 1985, Jayne left the group and the band got disbanded due to rumors about the singles being unsuccessfully made to the charts. In 1986, Edmondson formed the new wave, rock, electronic music project under the name Armazic also, under her alias, the name which she had chosen is believed to have named after an Aramaic language because she had stated that her parents have that religion besides Judaism, Islam and Christianity.
Armazic

**Armazic** (known as **Armasic** in other countries, pronounced Ar-ma-zic) is a Transmanian pop-rock project band from Hareville, Somerset West. The band was formed in 1986 by singer-songwriter Jayne Edmondson under her stage alias after it influenced heavily from the defunct band The Tough Ones. The band's line-up consisted of Jayne Edmondson, William Sanchez Cruz, Tonya Browne, Gareth Shields, Rose Pearce and Carl Keilsen.

## History

### 1983–1986: Formation and early years

In early 1983, after graduating from New Hareville High School, she originally brought the idea of naming her own band before asked to be the new member as the guitarist of the pop-rock group The Tough Ones and though, the band successfully made a few but, yet several singles and made to the top charts. In 1985, Jayne left the group and the band got disbanded due to rumors about the singles being unsuccessfully made to the charts. In 1986, Edmondson formed the new wave, rock, electronic music project band under the name **Armazic** which she had chosen is believed to have named after an Aramaic language because she had stated that her parents have that religion besides having Judaism, Islam and Christianity.

### 1987-1990

During the formation of the band, Edmondson was joined by Tonya Browne, William "Billy" Sanchez Cruz and Carl Kielsen.

## Band members

### Members

* Jayne Edmondson - guitar, lead vocals, piano
* Tonya Browne - backing vocals, bass guitar, keyboard, percussion, keytar
* William Sanchez Cruz - guitar, keyboard, bass guitar, vibes, percussion
* Gareth Shields - drums, bass guitar
* Carl Kielsen - bass
* Rose Pearce - drums
TBN World News Tonight

***TBN World News Tonight*** (titled as ***TBN World News Tonight with Matthias Johansen*** for its weeknight broadcasts since September 1983 and simply ***TBN World News Tonight*** for its weekend broadcasts) is the flagship daily evening television news program of TBN News, the news division of the Transmanian Broadcasting Network (TBN) television network in Transmania.
List of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (season 6) episodes

The sixth worldwide season of the Transmanian television quiz show of the British origin *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* created and produced by Celador Productions and OST Entertainment, premiered on September 22, 2001 on ATN (with reruns airing on ATN Two and ATN Three). Airing on Saturdays at 8/7c (ran from 30-60 minutes at the time). It was hosted by a Pakistani-born Transmanian comedian/host Saif Rehman Jr.. It finally concluded it's airing on December 29, 2001. This is the only season to feature small budget future Celebrity Specials in which the celebrity players will receive a charitable contribution from producers if they walk away with each guaranteed sum of money.

## Episodes

* Show 1 (September 22, 2001)

Total Winnings: £0

## Season chronology

* Season 5 (2001) (previous)
* Season 7 (2002)
Dansk Talented Artists For Lyon

**Dansk Talented Artists For Lyon** is the third edition of Dansk Talented Artists For... , the Danish preselection for the fifth edition of the World Eurovision Song Contest. It is organised by Danmarks Radio (DR) and took place over a six-day period between 17 September till 22 September 2018. The auditions took place from 8 September till 12 September 2018.

The Danish broadcaster, Danmarks Radio (DR), decided to change the format of their national selection. Since there submitted 33 songs they decided that a maximum of 10 songs is nonsense. Sweden is one of the best countries in the World Eurovision Song Contest and the DR was allowed to copy the system of their national selection Melodifestivalen.

The format of the competition consists of an auditions round with 33 songs, but only 28 songs can go through the 6 live shows: 4 semi-final rounds, a second chance round and a final. The 28 competing entries were divided into four semi-finals, with seven songs in each semi-final. From each semi-final, the songs that earn first and second place qualify directly to the final, while the songs that place third and fourth proceed to the Second Chance round. The bottom three songs in each semi-final will be eliminated from the competition. An additional four entries qualify from the Second Chance round to the final, bringing the total number of competing entries in the final to 12. All of the 6 liveshows will be hosted by last winner Aura Dione.

### Eliminated Songs After Auditions

 "Pakistani"
 Louis Samson
 "With Me"
 Philly DaBull Breezz  & Kleo

## Final

* Sweden : Loreen
* France : Marina Kaye
* The Netherlands : Caro Emerald
* United States : The Chainsmokers
* England : Ed Sheeran
* Bulgaria : DARA
* South Korea : Hyuna
* Uzbekistan : Shahzoda
* Serbia : Marija
* China : G.E.M.
* Australia : Sia
NTN: Art of War

***NTN: Art of War***is a general knowledge combat competition that broadcast on Transmanian television from 1997 to 1999. The series, centred on general knowledge quiz tournament and the combat of craftsmanship, involves contestants answering questions to fight against each other to win money. The show first broadcast on the Transmanian Broadcasting Network from September 1997 to 1999. Creator and executive producer Harry Grant took over as host with "Master of Mayhem" Kunal Jandial serving as the reporter.
List of Who Deserves to Fight Against The Heptahedron? (season 1) episodes

The first season of the Transmanian television quiz show *Who Deserves To Fight Against The Heptahedron?* produced by Bullettime Entertainment, premiered on September 4, 2000 on TBN. The show concluded its airing on September 11, 2000 after 7 episodes.

## Episodes

* Show 1 (September 4, 2000)

```
 Gene Herbert (Ð14,000, stopped on Level 3, 11 questions answered)
 Troy Griffin (Ð5,000, stopped on Level 3, 8 questions answered)
 Melanie Sandilands (Ð1,000, failed on question 12 on Level 3, 11 questions answered)
 Liz Chandler (Ð1,100, paused on Level 2, continued)

```

* Show 2 (September 5, 2000)

```
 Liz Chandler (Ð5,000, stopped on Level 3, 8 questions answered)
 John Neville (Ð7,000, stopped on Level 3, 9 questions answered)
 Mindy Harding (Ð10,000, stopped on Level 3, 10 questions answered)
 Saif Youseff (Ð1,700, paused on Level 2, continued)

```

* Show 3 (September 6, 2000)

```
 Saif Youseff (Ð2,500, stopped on Level 2, 6 questions answered)
 Delvene Murray (Ð60,000, stopped on Level 4, 16 questions answered, fixed money amount: Ð20,000)
 Kerry Burk (Ð45,000, stopped on Level 4, 15 questions answered)
 Lana Rowe (Ð1,000, failed on question 10 on Level 3, 9 questions answered)

```

* Show 4 (September 7, 2000)

```
 Andrea Whitman (Ð35,000, stopped on Level 4, 14 questions answered, fixed money amount: Ð20,000)
 Peter Davidson (Ð10,000, stopped on Level 3, 9 questions answered)
 Doug Hall (Ð5,000, stopped on Level 3, 8 questions answered)

```

* Show 5 (September 8, 2000)

```
 Geoff Theakston (Ð45,000, stopped on Level 4, 15 questions answered, fixed money amount: Ð20,000)
 Martine Crutchfield (Ð105,000, stopped on Level 5, 18 questions answered, fixed money amount: Ð80,000)
 Michelle Hartmann (Ð1,700, paused on Level 2, continued)

```

* Show 6 (September 9, 2000)

```
 Michelle Hartmann (Ð45,000, stopped on Level 4, 14 questions answered)
 Gary Whittaker (Ð14,000, stopped on Level 3, 10 questions answered)
 Lee Meyer (Ð35,000, stopped on Level 3, 10 questions answered)

```

* Show 7 (September 10, 2000)

```
 ? (Ð7,000, stopped on Level 3, 9 questions answered)
 ? (Ð60,000, stopped on Level 5, 18 questions answered)
 ? (Ð10,000, stopped on Level 3, 10 questions answered)

```

Total Winnings: Ð596,000
The Saviour's Cannabis

***The Saviour's Cannabis*** is a 1996 Transmanian psychological, emotional, drama, and mystery film based on the ATN series *The Black House Cannabis* written by Rachel Greene and produced and directed by Matthew Reaves. It stars Edward Smith, Anne McGee, Robert Lee, Eddie Griffin, Daniel Ross and Catherine Dobson. It was released across Transmania in January 4, 1996.
Secrets of the Hidden Lost Treasures

***Secrets of the Hidden Lost Treasures*** is a Transmanian game show created and produced by Ian Bradshaw & Samuel Covalo with an idea by Rob Davies for Bradshaw & Covalo Productions.

## Gameplay

### Main Game

Two contestants, one a returning champion mounting the defending animal, the other the challenger mounting a different animal playing one of the six animals, a Jaguar, a Barracuda, a Monkey, an Iguana, a Parrot and a Snake, faced a labyrinth temple-layout style game board. On the board were fifteen categories in thirteen rooms, each connected to adjacent rooms by doorways. The doors are either locked or unlocked; the pattern of locked and unlocked doors changes from game to game. The unlocked doors are closed at the start of the main game, but they can be opened by answering a question in each room.

To begin a new game, the narrator began the round by telling the both contestants the game's legend of the featured artifact, which became the theme for the remainder of the match. The legend centred on an artifact which the contestant in control searched for in the beginning of the game. At the end of the legend, Host Gregory told the contestants the room on each direction in which the artifact may be found. Host Gregory asked both contestants a toss-up question with three possible answers to test their memories. The first player to buzz in with the correct answer won control of the game. The questions will be built around these subjects which involved things that can be based on history, mythology and geography.
Knockout (game show)

***Knockout*** is a Transmanian television game show that broadcast on TBITV from 1977 until 1979. It was produced by Bradshaw & Covalo Productions under the name of CTRS. A Ralph Edwards production, it was hosted by Unknown, with announcing duties handled by Olivia Aurora-Webber.

Unlike most game shows, *Knockout* did not begin with the announcer making the customary introduction of the show and host; instead, the host would make an ad-libbed remark while already standing on the set, then ask the announcer to introduce the day's first three contestants.

## Gameplay

Three players were shown a list of four items, revealed one at a time, and had to buzz-in and identify the one that was unrelated to the others. They were not required to wait until all four items had been revealed before buzzing in. A correct answer earned one letter in the word KNOCKOUT, displayed on his/her podium, and gave him/her a chance to earn additional letters. The player could either try to name the category of the related items for one letter or dare one opponent to name it for two letters. If the dared opponent failed, the answering player received the two letters and could then either name the category or dare the other opponent to do so; a second miss gave the player one more chance to name it.

A new list was played whenever any of the following occurred:

* No player correctly chose the unrelated item
* A player chose the unrelated item and guessed the category, right or wrong (either immediately or after a dare)
* A dared opponent guessed the category correctly

A player could earn up to six letters in one turn by choosing the unrelated item, successfully daring both opponents, and then guessing the category. Doing so (referred to by Johnson as a "six-letter play") awarded a £300 bonus to the player.

The first player to spell KNOCKOUT won a bonus prize, took/retained the championship, and advanced to the bonus round. Players stayed on the show until they lost two games or won five.

### Bonus round

The bonus round was played in two halves. In the first half, the champion was shown a list of three items, one at a time, and tried to guess the category to which they belonged after each was revealed. The champion won £500 for a correct guess after the first item, £300 after the second, or £100 after the third. If the champion missed after the third item, the round ended immediately and he/she won nothing.

For the second part, the champion selected one of three clues and was given five seconds to think about the category to which all three belonged. A correct guess multiplied the first-half winnings by 10, for a maximum of £5,000.

Any champion who played five bonus rounds received a new car and retired undefeated.
Survirivia Pursuit (franchise)

***Survirivia Pursuit*** is a television game show that originally created and developed in the Republic of Transmanitain by Ethan Kensington and Charlene Bryce for Kensington Entertainment. Its success in the RT led to the show becoming a worldwide franchise as the show was adapted and recreated in several other countries.
The Ð1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime

***The Ð1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime*** is a Transmanian television game show which was similarly based on the original Australian version created by Stephen Leahy.

## Rules of the game

One contestant had a chance to win up to almost Ð1.3 million by answering a total of ten questions correctly. Each question was taken from one of the ten categories. The first question was named the “Credit Card Question”. If the contestant answered the question correctly, their credit card debt was eliminated, up to Ð10,000 in debt. The bill containing the credit card debt information was brought onstage by the contestant and shredded, only if the contestant answered the question correctly. The second question was worth Ð5,000, and if the contestant answered the question correctly they advanced to face the other eight questions. Before answering each question, the contestant had to bet a minimum of half their winnings at that point. For example, if a contestant answered the second question correctly for Ð5,000, the player had to bet at Ð2,500 on their next question. The contestant had to give the correct response (since the questions were not multiple-choice as on the Transmanian game show *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*) and to lock in their “final” answer by pressing a button which “locked-in” their response. However, if they answered any of the ten questions wrong, the contestant’s wager was deducted from their winnings and the game ended. The contestant could also use two “helping hands” to help them progress through the game.

- “Second Chances”: The first two lifelines were called “second chances”; the first one enabled the contestant to switch the question for one in a category of their choice, while the second one enabled them to turn their question into a multiple-choice question with three possible answers.
- “Last Chance”: This lifeline enabled the contestant to reuse any of the “second chance” lifelines once in one of the last three questions.

After every correct answer, the contestant had the option to walk away with whatever they won up to that point. Answering all nine questions correctly and betting everything on each question won the contestant a maximum of Ð1,280,000.

All winnings totals over Ð200,000 were paid as an annuity.
Bucks Fizz: The Movie

***Bucks Fizz: The Movie*** is a 1991 Transmanian musical drama, adventure and theatrical comedy film written and directed by Michael Drew Mullin, produced by Graham Bell and game show announcer Olivia Aurora-Webber starring Catherine McIntire, Martin Hodstaffer, Roberts Garston and Olivia Griffin as the members of the group called the **Transmanian Bucks Fizz**. It was released as a world premiere in theatres across the country in October 16, 1991 which is used to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the 1981 Eurovision-winning UK entry of the song "Making Your Mind Up" written by Andy Hill and John Danter (Bucks Fizz's first single formed two-three months earlier in 1981). The plot revolves a group of four young adults designed in each colour on which they make it to the "Eurovision Song Competition" and took home the shiny golden trophy.

## Cast

* Catherine McIntire as Cheryl Baker
* Martin Hodstaffer as Michael Nolan
* Roberts Garston as Bobby Gee
* Olivia Griffin as Jay Aston
* Leslie Carling
* John Coleman as conductor
* Lennox James
* Fredrick Mason
* Edith Young
* Frank Warren
* Gwendolyn Yang
* Debbie Morgan
Melodifestivalen 03

**Melodifestivalen 03** is the third edition of Melodifestivalen, the Swedish preselection for the fifth edition of the World Eurovision Song Contest. It is organised by Sveriges Television (SVT) and took place over a six-week period between 15 October 2018 till 1 December 2018. The auditions took place from 15 October 2018 till 21 October 2018.

The format of the competition consists of an auditions round with 51 songs, but only 28 songs can go through the 6 live shows: 4 semi-final rounds, a second chance round and a final. The 28 competing entries were divided into four semi-finals, with seven songs in each semi-final. From each semi-final, the songs that earn first and second place qualify directly to the final, while the songs that place third and fourth proceed to the Second Chance round. The bottom three songs in each semi-final will be eliminated from the competition. An additional four entries qualify from the Second Chance round to the final, bringing the total number of competing entries in the final to 12. All of the 6 liveshows will be hosted by David Lindgren.

In the auditions round every artist is allowed to compete with a maximum of 2 songs. Songs from Melodifestivalen 2018 were not allowed to compete.
Test the Connection (game show)

***Test the Connection*** is a Transmanitainian television game show.

## Format

### Decider round (Head to Head)

Two teams (two challengers and the reigning champion) face each other. The question is asked and five items are revealed on the left of the board and then on the right side eight possible answers connected to the five items on the left appear. One team/player is invited to bid/predict how many answers are correct. The opponent then bids whether more or less answers than the opponent’s prediction are correct and correspond with a name on the left. If the prediction is correct this team makes the first attempt, if wrong and the opponent/s bid/s more or less correctly they have the first attempt. During each attempt the player/s activate the answer/s they believe are correct and, when ready, test the connection. If all the connection is correct and all the correct answers they proceed to the Cash Connection. If one or more answer is wrong play passes to the other
side who has the next attempt. This continues until the question is won.

### Cash Connection (Bonus Round)

“The Cash Connection” is played in the same format as the “Head to Head” only with different numbers of answers across five levels where increasingly higher amounts of cash are won. The team/players have five lives and each time one or more wrong
answer is submitted (i.e. when a “Test” occurs and is a ‘faulty connection’) a life is lost. If all five of the lives are lost the cash from this round of Cash Connection is lost. If they choose to ‘bank’, the cash at the highest level they completed correctly
is banked and safe. This game of Cash Connection then ends at this point. The players/teams are then the champions and have to win another Head to Head against another opponent, the “Challengers” for another attempt at the Cash Connection. Players are limited to three attempts at Cash Connection before they must retire altogether. The amounts of cash available at each level increase each
time. If they play and lose all five lives without banking all cash not banked is lost. If they successfully complete Level Five the cash is automatically banked.
TBN Radio 1

**TBN Radio 1** is a Transmanian radio station operated by the Transmanian Broadcasting Network Corporation which also broadcasts internationally, specialising in modern popular music and current chart hits throughout the day. Radio 1 provides alternative genres after 7.30pm, including electronica, dance, hip hop, rock and indie. The choice of music and presenting style is entirely that of programme hosts, however those who present in the daytime have to rotate a number of songs a specific number of times (8, 13 or 15) per week. It was launched in 1961 to meet the demand for music generated by private radio stations, when the average age of the Transmanian population was 27. TBN Radio 1 started 24-hour broadcasting on May 7, 1984.
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