Your Time Starts Now
Overview:
Following a successful pilot, Alex Horne’s play-at-home gameshow sees five teams of friends and family compete from across the UK. Tackling inventive and devious tasks without leaving their homes, the teams must use creativity, lateral thinking, speed, knowledge and teamwork to win. Each week, the winning household can take its cash prize or risk it for the chance to double its winnings.
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