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*[[Lazy Lunch]] - Name comes from C4's Late/Light Lunch but this show had no cookery whatsoever | *[[Lazy Lunch]] - Name comes from C4's Late/Light Lunch but this show had no cookery whatsoever | ||
*[[This Afternoon]] - named as a parody of This Morning, was a similar magazine show | *[[This Afternoon]] - named as a parody of This Morning, was a similar magazine show | ||
*[[Campus Today]] - again featuring This Morning-style set-up and theme tune | *[[Campus Today]] - again featuring This Morning-style set-up and theme tune | ||
*[[Games Disaster]] - take-off of Games Master's name but only the first series was much like the C4 show | |||
*[[Off The Cuff]] - setup very reminiscent of the Children's BBC broom cupboard | *[[Off The Cuff]] - setup very reminiscent of the Children's BBC broom cupboard | ||
*[[This Is YOUR: Manifesto]] - theme tune, title and red book are from This Is Your Life | *[[This Is YOUR: Manifesto]] - theme tune, title and red book are from This Is Your Life | ||
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*[[Good Morning Campus]] - name derives from Good Morning Britain but show was more like BBC Breakfast | *[[Good Morning Campus]] - name derives from Good Morning Britain but show was more like BBC Breakfast | ||
[[LipSync]] deserves an honourable mention for all the rounds it has ripped-off from other panel shows over the years! [[Limited Edition]] has also played fast-and-loose with features from mainstream TV, including TopGear's ''Star in a Reasonably Priced Car'' being honoured with ''Star in a Remote Control Car''. | |||
[[LipSync]] deserves an honourable mention for all the rounds it has ripped-off from other panel shows over the years! | |||
Finally, YSTV were ripped-off in a way when around a year after [[Stereotypes]] was made, a very similar programme called "He Says, She Says" was broadcast on BBC2 - and the title of which was a working title for [[Stereotypes]]! | Finally, YSTV were ripped-off in a way when around a year after [[Stereotypes]] was made, a very similar programme called "He Says, She Says" was broadcast on BBC2 - and the title of which was a working title for [[Stereotypes]]! | ||
{{YSTV Productions}} | {{YSTV Productions}} | ||