a pre-recorded one-to one psychological celebrity interview conducted by Oliver James. True or False showed a pre-recorded bizarre real-life story, and the following week revealed whether the story was true or false. In Series 2 viewers could voice their guesses via a phone poll. Film On 7 showed a short one-minute film made by students at London International Film School. Memorable moments The series premiered with a feature on cloning cashcards, where presenter Sankha Guha cloned a card and used it on live television to take money out of an ATM outside the Bank of England, going in depth on how it was done using a video recorder and strips of tape. It broadcast a secular gay wedding ceremony, organised by Gay Humanist Group (now part of Humanists UK) which provoked reaction at the time from the British press. A live satellite link-up to Ed Byrne, a man on death Row in the USA convicted of murdering his girlfriend. Viewers voted whether they thought he deserved to live or die, and a presenter revealed the results to him at the end of the show. See also DEF II Reportage References External links Channel 4 original programming 1987 British television series debuts 1988 British television series endings Television series about television 1980s British music television series