Patrick Harris in 2008. The programme has been adapted in France, where it became a very famous game show Questions pour un champion, which still airs today on France 3, is hosted by Samuel Étienne since February 2016, replacing long-time fixture Julien Lepers (November 1988 – February 2016). The Channel 5 quiz One to Win was a half-hour show whose format was effectively based on the latter three rounds of Going for Gold, repackaged and with a different host (initially, Paul Roseby, who was soon replaced by Robin Houston, known as the 'voice of the computer' on another Channel 5 quiz show, 100%). Unlike Going for Gold but like 100%, One to Win featured low cash prizes for the first player to reach 21 points in the head-to-head round – just £200 per episode but with a bonus for five consecutive wins – and offered its champions the option to return on the next edition of the show. References External links 1987 British television series debuts 2009 British television series endings 1980s British game shows 1990s British game shows 2000s British game shows BBC television game shows British television series revived after cancellation Channel 5 (British TV channel) original programming English-language television shows Lost BBC episodes Television series by Fremantle (company) Television series by Reg Grundy Productions Television shows scored by Hans Zimmer Television shows shot at BBC Elstree Centre