| Host | |
| Marc Maron | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packagers | |
| Eyeboogie FremantleMedia | |
"It's Never Mind the Buzzcocks! Featuring (insert celebrity) and (insert celebrity). On (insert celebrity's) team (insert occupation) (insert celebrity), on (insert celebrity's) team (insert occupation) (insert celebrity) & (insert occupation) (insert celebrity). (Insert two questions about what will happen in the episode). Here's your host, Marc Maron!"
Never Mind the Buzzcocks was a short-lived panel game based on the British show of the same name with a rock music theme. This version only lasted a month.
Premise[]
Two teams, each made of two celebrity guests and one regular team captain, competed in a variety of games that take a very obvious backseat to comedy (or attempts thereof).
Round 1[]
The teams were shown clips of music videos, and scored two points if they knew what happens next after the clip ends.
Round 2[]
Two members of the team would vocalize the instrumental track to a given song, with the third trying to guess the song for another two points.
Round 3[]
Each team attempted to pick an artist or actor from a classic music video from a lineup of five people on-stage (two points each).
Final Round[]
The host would music lyrics; and teams scored earn 1 point every time they could give the next lyric. After each team had played for 60 seconds, the highest-scoring team was declared the winner and given a formerly-celebrity-owned item (or at least, so they say).
International Versions[]
Countries that have previously aired their versions of Never Mind the Buzzcocks includes:
Australia
Belgium
Germany
Inventor[]
Based on the British show of the same name.
Trivia[]
The show's title is a play on words of the Sex Pistols album Never Mind the Bollocks mixed with the British new wave group Buzzcocks (themselves named for a catchphrase in the musical drama series Rock Follies).
Videos[]
Clips from the series
Clips from the series