Some more on Cadburys Spots vs Stripes Minute To Win It

By | July 19, 2011

Is that what it’s going to be billed as in the magazines? Really? Cadburys want to send me chocolate and fun CSVSMTWI things, and as I thought the show was good and I like the chocolate, I’m happy to shill for a bit. SUCK IT UP.

Anyway, here’s the official site and here is the official trailer – I don’t think many if any clips are from the actual version we’ll be seeing in the UK. The graphics are completely different:

You can download the decathalon pack here. But what you might be more interested in is the presentation of the blueprints. As you can see, a bit diferent to normal:

The show starts August 30th. Spots v Stripes is a Cadburys initiative to get the country playing in the run-up to the Olympic Games. I just noticed today that Wispa’s have lots of spots on them and Dairy Milks have stripes – I’m going to have to side with the spots on this one. Edit: Actually it sounds like the wrappersd are random. I thought I had CRACKED SOME SORT OF CODE.

16 thoughts on “Some more on Cadburys Spots vs Stripes Minute To Win It

  1. Matt C

    Twirls have two different wrappers, it’s random if it’s spots or stripes. I suspect the same is true of the others, too.

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  2. Brig Bother Post author

    You can watch other blueprints afterwards – I have no idea how the scoring will work in Temper Tantrum, unless it is a cash builder game. Throughout the show one thing = one point. Points are cumulative for the teams while they fight it out.

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    1. Alex

      It’s the long awaited debut of Do A Thing And Win A Point!

      (Yes, it SHOULD be SOME points, but shh.)

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  3. CeleTheRef

    I’ve read some more info about the Italian Odd One In

    the teams are playing for money: each teams starts with €200,000 and each wrong choice will result in a deduction from their bank. after 3 rounds the team with the most money plays the final game for the money in the bank. if they fail, they still get 10% of their bank.

    debuts August 21 probably at 8PM Italian time, hosted by Max Giusti.

    Minute to win it pilots air on Sept.11, 18, 25 and Oct 2 I don’t know the time but it must be instead of L’Eredità

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    1. Gizensha

      On the plus side, since it’s not in english they probably won’t misuse the word decimate to describe that.

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  4. Netizen

    This is looking really good, almost too good to be an ITV2 show. Is it going to be a “surprise” breakout hit and get transferred to ITV1?

    Spotted an Oreo used in one game and thought it was a bit of a slip-up, then realised Kraft own that too. This is cute use of the product placement rules. Hoping for a Milka based challenge, as I prefer that to Dairy Milk.

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  5. James E. Parten

    Wonder if this “spots vs. stripes” is going to show up on Cadbury bars that get imported to our “British shoppes” (which cater to expatriates), or to a growing chain called Rocket Fizz (which carries a number of excellent UK candy bars.)

    Interesting to see that the UK version goes for a voice that sounds like a defrocked disc-jockey, rather than the cool female voices heard on our own version and on “Die perfekte Minute”. I guess turnabout is fair play!

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  6. Weaver

    Is that what it’s going to be billed as in the magazines? Really?

    A listings editor writes: it’s “Minute to Win It”, and that’s final. In the same way that “Style the Nation” doesn’t have its advertiser-funder in the show name, and that programme on Channel 5 after “Home and Away” is called “TV”. Well, that last one’s more accurate.

    Spots v Stripes is a Cadburys initiative to

    Just… no. No, don’t get me started.

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    1. Gizensha

      In the same way that just because The Big One at one point claimed to be called Pepsi Max: The Big One didn’t mean it’s name wasn’t simply The Big One?

      …How come nowadays that just sounds like a two hour One Show special?

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