Beat the Boss

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Beat the Boss

Beat the Boss Title Card
Genre Children's
Business
Gameshow
Directed by Natalie Moody
Presented by Saira Khan
Country of origin Flag of the United Kingdom United Kingdom
Language(s) English
No. of seasons 3
No. of episodes 31
Production
Executive
producer(s)
Gillian Scothern
Producer(s) Natalie Moody Moray London
Editor(s) Mike Holliday
Michelle Turkington
Camera setup Ian Nelson
Paul Caddis
Richard Lloyd
Running time 28 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel BBC One
Original run May 22, 2006 – present
External links
Official website

Beat the Boss is a BBC children's TV programme in the UK, presented by Saira Khan. Two teams, one children's team named "The Bright Sparks", and one adult team named "The Big Shots", have to create a product that will appeal to the children's market. At the end of each episode, a panel of children vote for their favourite product and the team with the most votes wins a limousine ride home while the losers take the bus.

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[edit] Comic Relief does Beat the Boss

A special version of Beat the Boss was shown before Red Nose Day 2007. It involved The Bright Sparks and a celebrity team of The Big Shots comprising of Joe Pasquale, Duncan Bannatyne and Chantelle Preston. The teams had to design a suit for Lenny Henry to wear on the night. Viewers were asked to phone in and vote for their favourite. During Red Nose Day 2007, Saira Khan and the two teams were on the stage, and Saira Khan announced that the winners were "The Bright Sparks", Lenny Henry came from backstage wearing the designed suit.

[edit] Series 1

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[edit] Episode 2

[edit] Episode 3

[edit] Episode 4

[edit] Episode 5

[edit] Episode 6

[edit] Series 2

[edit] Series 3

[edit] Episode 1

  • Brief: Create a new product for the pet reptile market
  • Bright Sparks product: An Australian-themed reptile house called "Dragon's Lair"
  • Big Shots product: A reptile house with a desert environment
  • Winner: The Bright Sparks

[edit] Episode 2

  • Brief: Design a new toy rocket
  • Bright Sparks product: A water-powered rocket
  • Big Shots product: A Concorde-shaped rocket with a camera attachment
  • Winner: The Bright Sparks

[edit] Episode 3

  • Brief: Design a new bed for children
  • Bright Sparks product: A football-themed bed
  • Big Shots product: A four-poster bed with lighting
  • Winner: The Big Shots

[edit] Episode 4

  • Brief: Design a new item of hand luggage for children
  • Bright Sparks product: A rucksack with musical extras, called "Music Magic"
  • Big Shots product: A globe-themed bag, called "Globag"
  • Winner: The Bright Sparks

[edit] Episode 5

  • Brief: Design a new outdoors product for children
  • Bright Sparks product: A four-armed tent, "Smiley Podz"
  • Big Shots product: A tent with different areas for different activities, called "Octo Pad"
  • Winner: The Bright Sparks

[edit] Episode 6

  • Brief: Design a birthday cake
  • Bright Sparks product: A star-shaped cake surrounded with cupcakes
  • Big Shots product: A jungle-themed cake, called "The Amazing Exploding Chocolate Lake Cake"
  • Winner: The Big Shots

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