Chris McCausland pilots BBC gameshow | What's In The Box? guessing game in development

Chris McCausland pilots BBC gameshow

What's In The Box? guessing game in development

Chris McCausland is piloting a guessing game for the BBC called What’s In The Box?

As the title suggests, contestants will have to guess the contents of a box without being able to see inside it.

Earlier this year, the blind comedian piloted a radio format he devised, You Heard It Here First, in which a panel of comedians had to ‘live in an audio-only world, deciphering brainteaser sound cues for points and pride whilst trying not to muck about too much along the way’.

McCausland, a  panel show regular on the likes of Have I Got News For You, The News Quiz and Would I Lie to You? lost his eyesight because of the genetic condition retinitis pigmentosa.

What’s In The Box? is being piloted by the BBC’s programme-making arm BBC Studios, and will not be for transmission, trade website Broadcast reports,

Published: 1 Jul 2022

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