The Fanatics

January. 07,2015      TV-PG
Rating:
5.5
Trailer Synopsis

A celebration of the intense passion of the super-fan, The Fanatics pits three contestants against each other in a bid to be proven the most devoted. Their obsessions are all-consuming. Their infatuation is deep-rooted. Their knowledge is unparalleled. And now these super fans will do battle in a high-tension, high-stakes game show that puts their knowledge to the ultimate test to crown only one player The Fanatic. Over a series of rounds three contestants will have to demonstrate incredible powers of recall, observation, dexterity and an unprecedented level of knowledge of their chosen subject.

Seasons & Episode

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Seasons 1 : 2015

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Episode 1 - Doctor Who / Boxing / London Underground
January. 07,2015

A Doctor Who devotee, a boxing aficionado and a London Underground expert battle it out this week.

Episode 2 - Eurovision / Sherlock Holmes / Fishing
January. 14,2015

Baz Ashmawy picks the brains of three more ultimate fans, quizzing a self-proclaimed Eurovision enthusiast who hopes to score more than nul points, a Sherlock Holmes expert who's all clued up about the Baker Street detective and a contestant hooked on fishing. Up for grabs is a prize of the winner's choosing.

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