| Display title | Strike It Lucky |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A popular British Game Show aired by the stations of ITV; three eccentric couples competed to fulfill a contract of answers to a question in order to earn moves across an arch of screens. When said monitors are "struck", they would reveal either a prize or a Hot Spot, which would cause the couple to lose their turn and the prizes they earned from the previous screens unless they chose to stop. But the last screen if a team makes it that far, contains a final question (the "final Strike it Lucky Question") which often contained a major prize like a vacation. |