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     • Created by comedy writer/performer John Aylesworth (of the comedy team of Frank Peppiatt and John Aylesworth) and produced and aired by CBC Television, the series ran from 1957 to 1995.
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   When did Front Page Challenge start?

   • Front Page Challenge (FPC), the CBC game-interview TV program, was the longest-running of its kind in North America. Intended as a 13-week summer replacement for The Denny Vaughan Show, FPC first aired 24 June 1957.

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   How long did Front Page Challenge last?

   • Its base in entertainment rather than public affairs programming allowed it unusual latitude and fostered a unique credibility. Beginning in 1957 as a summer replacement quiz show, Front Page Challenge ran for 38 years, ending in April 1995. The show attracted well-known guests from around the world, most of whom were in the news at the time.

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   What is Front Page Challenge?

   • Time's Up Panel! I believe Front Page Challenge was a temporary replacement show that became popular enough to bump the original program. The concept was as follows: A mystery guest (still visible to those at home) would be hidden from the view of the panel, who would have to find clues by asking the guest a time-limited selection of questions.

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   Did CBC cancel 'Front Page Challenge'?

   • It featured three hosts over its almost four decade run – Win Barron, Alex Barris and Fred Davis. CBC officially cancelled “Front Page Challenge” on February 10, 1995. With a star-studded guest list and a historic 38-year run, “Front Page Challenge” was a Canadian TV staple that put current events in the spotlight in an entertaining way.

   FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE (1957 - 1995) - Canada's Game Shows

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   Who was on CBC's 'Front Page Challenge'?

   • Moderator Fred Davis and regular panellists Pierre Berton, Gordon Sinclair and Betty Kennedy were joined by guest panellist Lister Sinclair in this 28 November 1968 broadcast of the long-running CBC quiz show Front Page Challenge (courtesy CBC).

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   Did censorship affect Front Page Challenge?

   • Unlike American quiz shows that steered clear of controversy in the 1950s and 1960s, Front Page Challenge seems to have been affected by just one censorship practice, that of avoiding four-letter words.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Front_Page_ChallengeFront Page Challenge - Wikipedia

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   1 February 1995. (1995-02-01) Front Page Challenge was a Canadian panel game about current events and history. Created by comedy writer/performer John Aylesworth (of the comedy team of Frank Peppiatt and John Aylesworth) and produced and aired by CBC Television, the series ran from 1957 to 1995.

4. www.imdb.com › title › tt0156208Front Page Challenge (TV Series 1957–1995) - IMDb

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   Front Page Challenge: Created by John Aylesworth. With Pierre Berton, Fred Davis, Gordon Sinclair, Betty Kennedy. A game show where noted Canadian journalists guess the news story associated with the mystery guests and then conduct interviews with them.

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   • Stars: Pierre Berton, Fred Davis, Gordon Sinclair

   • Genre: Game-Show
   • Author: Carrick

5. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca › en › articleFront Page Challenge - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   Sep 27, 2007 · Front Page Challenge (FPC), the CBC game-interview TV program, was the longest-running of its kind in North America. Intended as a 13-week summer replacement for The Denny Vaughan Show, FPC first aired 24 June 1957.

6. kinginstitute.sites.stanford.edu › king-papersInterview on "Front Page Challenge" | The Martin Luther King ...

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   Stanley Levison had helped arrange the appearance (see note 4 to Levison to King, 8 January 1959, p. 104 in this volume). Soon after its premiere in the summer of 1957, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's "Front Page Challenge" became Canada's most popular television program.

7. www.canadasgameshows.com › shows › front-page-challengeFRONT PAGE CHALLENGE (1957 - 1995) - Canada's Game Shows

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   Sep 30, 2019 · Initially ordered as a 13-week summer replacement series, “Front Page Challenge” first aired June 24, 1957 on CBC and became the longest running game-interview show of its kind in North America. It was a ratings darling, bringing in nearly 2 million viewers at its peak in 1978.

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8. www.tvguide.com › tvshows › front-page-challengeFront Page Challenge - Where to Watch and Stream - TV Guide

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   Created by John Aylesworth, Front Page Challenge was originally telecast by the CBC beginning June 24, 1957, and ending in the fall of 1995.

9. books.google.com › books › aboutFront Page Challenge : History of a Television Legend

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   Macmillan Canada, 1999 - Front page challenge (Television program) - 231 pages When chosen to be a panelist on a new CBC show, Front Page Challenge, Gordon Sinclair had some doubts. "I'm...