[updated:LAST EDITED ON 20-09-02 AT 06:45Â PM (GMT)]The other day a bloke phoned my mum at work and offered her some tickets to a television show to be filmed at the london studios on the 5th of october. The show will be called miricle makeovers.
The tickets are free!
My mum registered with the company that gives out these tickets, on-line a few months ago. Last month there was a show on ITV, called Britain’s Brilliant Prodigies, don’t know if any of you saw it, but i was in the audience there, as we had tickets to this show too.
If any of you are interested in recieving some free tickets to these shows, register at the website below.
Coming back to UK tv soon is Top Gear, and tickets are being given away for this too.
By: A330Crazy - 24th September 2002 at 09:33
RE: Free tickets to television shows.
Thanx for those T5 🙂
By: T5 - 23rd September 2002 at 23:11
RE: Free tickets to television shows.
Sorry… the last link should just be http://209.61.227.119/
By: T5 - 23rd September 2002 at 23:09
RE: Free tickets to television shows.
Yeah, most of these programmes are free. Back in March, my sister went to see the Trisha show. This was free and the minimum age was 16.
Several years ago, my parents went to see “Bruce’s Price is Right”. They filmed two episodes of this in the same night. Thats why the audience always used to laugh when Bruce says “you’re much better than the last audience” because it is the same people as the previous show!
Here’s a couple more links:
http://www.chortle.co.uk/features/free.html – Free tickets to the Johnny Vaughan Show, They Think it’s all Over and Frank Skinner.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/whatson/tickets/ – A variety of free tickets to BBC TV and Radio shows.
http://www.comedyonline.co.uk/temp2.html – Free tickets for the incredibly poor “Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned”
http://www.powerhousetv.co.uk/Audience%20Department/theshows.html – The best free tickets site on the net. They offer free tickets for just about anything and everything on the telly that has an audience! (e.g. Who Wants to be a Millionaire)
By: A330Crazy - 23rd September 2002 at 15:00
RE: Free tickets to television shows.
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 23-09-02 AT 03:05 PM (GMT)]Hi Luke 🙂
There is no catch… on some of the shows the is an age limit of 18, and you have to make you own way to the shows, but I wouldn’t call this a catch, your getting to see famous people for free, and at the end of the shows you can get autographs and have a chat with the start etc.
Most of the shows are filmed at the London Studios, but others are filmed on different locations around the country.
For example… Top Gear is to start up again soon on BBC2, and that is being filmed at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey.
The tickets are FREE!!! 🙂
By: LukeEGTE - 23rd September 2002 at 14:47
RE: Free tickets to television shows.
Sounds good, but whats the catch and why is it free???
By: frankvw - 21st September 2002 at 08:30
RE: Free tickets to television shows.
When will “the Airshow” come back on BBC World?
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September 20, 2002 at 6:44 pm