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I've got I've got an album coming out now, comes out November called Craig Charles Trunk of Funk Volume 2. I've got The Gadget Show. And I’ve got a Sky History series on UFOs about all this new material and footage that has been released by the Americans. We've interviewed all sorts of people like pilots, and crew on aircraft carriers who have seen unidentified flying objects or have had close encounters. I’ve done that with Sarah Cruddas, she’s an astrophysicist and that’s coming out in January. And then of course I’ve got six days a week for the radio.

If I'd had a few more seconds, I would have remembered excitedly telling my school friends as a young teenager that we were visiting "one of the Canary Islands" that summer and feeling a bit posh, and everyone continually assuming we were going to Tenerife. If Tenerife is one of the Canary Islands, then of course it can't be in the Balearics. a b "Channel 4 grabs recommission of Youngest Media's daytime quiz Moneybags". Channel 4. 15 February 2022 . Retrieved 15 February 2022. a b "Channel 4 grabs Youngest Media's high-stakes daytime quiz Moneybags". Channel 4. 6 July 2021 . Retrieved 17 December 2021. Prize funds are usually paid out 30 days after the date of episode transmission, so now my episodes have aired, I'm awaiting the cash pay-out. I think, and hope, when it finally lands in my bank account, I'll stop obsessing over all the things I should have said and will enjoy a much needed boost to my pitiful bank balance. A release date hasn't yet been confirmed for the new Channel 4 game show, but we'll let you know when that changes. Filming will begin in Manchester this month, so hopefully there'll be news on an air date soon!Our episodes were filmed in early July, and that second question has haunted me since. When friends found out I was going to appear and asked me how I did, the only thing I'd say was: "I made a really stupid mistake, it didn't go the way I wanted it to." I've been offered quiz shows before, and they've never really seemed right to me. And it's one of those things where, if I do a quiz show, it's got to be right. There are so many quizzes on the on the television now. Some of them are brilliant, but some are really quite complicated. I just wanted it be the right one for me. And when this came along, it just felt like the right fit for me. It suited my personality and the tone of the game was really working for me. Plus, the fact that there's a lot of money up for grabs for the players really appealed to me as well. There’s a chance to be in the middle of somebody’s life changing moment and that's what got me really excited. There are a few afternoon quiz shows out there – do you think you’ll see them as rivals or are you happy doing your own thing?

A conveyor belt known as the Money Belt stretches across the stage, with bags entering at one end and the host standing near a chute at the other. Host Craig Charles commented: “I’ve always wanted to host a quizshow but this is the first one that’s felt perfect for me.After the fifth correct answer, the contestant in the lead advances to the final for a chance to win their entire bank. Ties are broken in favour of the one in or closer to pole position. One million points are at stake every episode across four rounds. Grab the correct Moneybags to bank the most points and try to top the episode leader board. Be careful though as grabbing the wrong answers will cost you. New episodes are regularly released. David Flynn, Co Founder of youngest media and youngest games, makers of the TV show and app, said: “When you watch Moneybags you want to grab the bags yourself, so it lends itself perfectly to an app. Filming days are long, with the entire crew showing relentless enthusiasm and kindness, as well as a real desire to put us all at ease when the nerves of playing for life-changing amounts of cash got a little much. Develop coin value recognition and early financial awareness with the engaging money bags game. Players earn money as they move around the board completing common household chores.