Is Game for a Laugh coming back?

Game for a Laugh ended on November 23, 1985, on ITV1. The show’s original run consisted of 56 editions and four specials, which aired between September 26, 1981, and November 23, 1985. It was produced by London Weekend Television and was known for its humorous pranks and stunt-based entertainment. The series was created with the idea that "the people were the stars," featuring various practical jokes and surprises that involved everyday people. Over its four seasons, the program gained popularity for its lighthearted and entertaining approach to comedy and stunt work.

Game for a Laugh was a British light entertainment series that debuted in 1981. It was originally conceived as a format called Gotcha, which was rejected by the BBC for being too vulgar, before being reworked by Jeremy Beadle and others into the show that aired on ITV. The program showcased a variety of pranks and stunts, drawing inspiration from Hollywood shows like Truth or Consequences. Jeremy Beadle served as a key presenter, alongside other hosts such as Henry Kelly, Matthew Kelly, Sarah Kennedy, and Martin Daniels. The show was a staple of early 1980s British television and remains a notable example of prank-based entertainment from that era.

The cast included Jeremy Beadle, Henry Kelly, Matthew Kelly, Sarah Kennedy, Martin Daniels, Lee Pack, Rustie Lee, and Debbie Rix.