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Quiz show in which the contestants must avoid giving impossible answers.

Quiz show in which contestants must avoid giving impossible answers to give themselves a chance of winning £10,000.

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Impossible: Series 5: Episode 4

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Episode 4

BBC One - Impossible, Series 5, Episode 4

Can players avoid giving Impossible answers and stay in the running for a £10,000 jackpot?

The quiz show where players must avoid the Impossible answer to stay in the competition. Twenty-one people begin the week, but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 question?

Rick Edwards hosts the quiz with a third dimension. In traditional quiz shows, questions have just right and wrong answers. But here, there’s a twist – the Impossible answer. It’s not just wrong, it couldn’t possibly be right. 

Eighteen contestants compete for a possible £10,000 jackpot. Right answers take them closer to the big money, but if at any stage they give an Impossible answer, they will immediately be knocked out. 

The winner of every show faces the £10,000 question. Three right answers will trigger a spectacular cascade of 10,000 pound coins from a giant exclamation mark, but a single Impossible answer means they will leave with nothing.

Impossible: Series 5

Quiz show in which the participants competing across the series must avoid giving impossible answers to give themselves a chance of winning £10,000.

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