Contestant Julie Castleford had previously appeared on the programme in April 2000, where she was the first player eliminated from the game.
Strangely, while her earlier appearance had saw her mention that she'd appeared with Bob in Episode #4.7 (1987) of Bob's Full House (1984), here there's no acknowledgement that they'd met before, as if trying to conceal from viewers that they'd reused a contestant for the show.
Strangely, while her earlier appearance had saw her mention that she'd appeared with Bob in Episode #4.7 (1987) of Bob's Full House (1984), here there's no acknowledgement that they'd met before, as if trying to conceal from viewers that they'd reused a contestant for the show.
Bob begins the show with an explicit attempt to pretend there's a studio audience, remarking that there's a "full house". As with all of the Bob Monkhouse Wipeout episodes, it was recorded in an empty studio, with a shot of "spectators" and crowd audio dubbed on later.
The second Auction Grid - Chinese calendar animals - had previously been used as a main grid in both Episode #5.59 (1998) and Celebrity Special (1998).
As the Auction Grids are a smaller board of just twelve possible answers, then only five of the options appeared on all three versions: Dog, Dragon, Monkey, Rat and Snake.
Additionally, this Auction Grid also shared "Horse" with the series five grid, and "Rooster" with the celebrity special.
As the Auction Grids are a smaller board of just twelve possible answers, then only five of the options appeared on all three versions: Dog, Dragon, Monkey, Rat and Snake.
Additionally, this Auction Grid also shared "Horse" with the series five grid, and "Rooster" with the celebrity special.
