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Return to Me (1972 – ...)

1972 • 48 seasons • Comedy, Romance • NR
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Return to Me1973

17 episodes · Sep 3, 1973

1. Episode 1
Sep 3, 1973

Magnus Magnusson introduces a stimulating brain game, demanding quick reactions, comprehensive knowledge, swift recall, and succinct answers. This challenging and engaging contest from the University of Lancaster airs tonight.

2. Episode 2
Sep 10, 1973

Magnus Magnusson's introduction signals the start of a frantic exchange. In this Brain Game, contestants face questions demanding immediate recall – or a complete blank. The atmosphere thickens with anticipation at the University of Lancast

3. Episode 3
Sep 17, 1973

Presented by Magnus Magnusson, the third round of this University of Bristol competition sees four bright minds – experts in Greek mythology, literature, classical music, and 19th-century English works – face a series of challenging questio

4. Episode 4
Sep 24, 1973

Magnus Magnusson introduces the Brain Game, where four contestants will test their mettle with questions spanning a diverse range of topics: the history and artistry of the harp; the life and compositions of Franz Liszt; the development of

5. Episode 5
Oct 4, 1973

Presented by Magnus Magnusson, tonight’s contenders from Glasgow University represent a diverse array of interests: Scottish geography and literature, opera, and the history of Britain’s railways. Four bright minds will face off in this eve

6. Episode 6
Oct 11, 1973

Presented by Magnus Magnusson, this evening’s intellectual challenge features experts from the University of Glasgow. An information scientist will address inquiries concerning Frederick the Great; a student specializing in the history of m

7. Episode 7
Oct 18, 1973

Magnus Magnusson presents tonight's installment of the quiz show, originating from Sussex University in Brighton. Our contestants include Douglas Gibson, a British Airways station officer, who will tackle questions on contemporary weaponry;

8. Episode 8
Oct 25, 1973

Presented by Magnus Magnusson of the University of Sussex, Brighton.

9. Episode 9
Nov 1, 1973

Magnus Magnusson opens the ninth heat with a segment originating from the University of Keele. Reginald Drew addresses the topic of the Royal Navy, while Sally Copeland explores classical mythology. Christopher Monro delves into English lit

10. Episode 10
Nov 8, 1973

Presented by Magnus Magnusson of Keele University, Staffordshire, tonight’s challengers will test their knowledge across a diverse range of subjects: British geography, the works of Gilbert and Sullivan, the history of the Third Reich, and

11. Episode 11
Nov 15, 1973

Presented by Magnus Magnusson of the University of Reading.

12. Episode 12
Nov 22, 1973

Tonight's program, the final broadcast before the quarter finals, features Daniel Appleby discussing West Africa, followed by Mrs. Marilyn Halberstam on crime in the 19th and 20th centuries. Andrew Hardman then explores the history of Greec

13. Episode 13
Nov 29, 1973

Magnus Magnusson introduced the sixteen area Masterminds who have advanced to the competition's second round. Tonight’s schedule features four matches, with challengers including Archie Orton of the East Midlands, Rosemary Bown from Nor

14. Episode 14
Dec 6, 1973

Magnus Magnusson introduces the contestants for the second round this evening: Paul Ponder, representing the South East; Dr. Reginald Webster, from the North West; and Eleanor MacNair and Dr. Archie Campbell, both members of Scottish teams.

15. Episode 15
Dec 13, 1973

Magnus Magnusson introduced the sixteen finalists who have advanced to the second round. Tonight’s competition features four matches: Charles Key and Richard Snailham representing London, Jeffrey Boss from the South West, and Margery El

16. Episode 16
Dec 20, 1973

Magnus Magnusson presents a contest offering a second opportunity to the four runners-up from the national heats, a chance to earn a place in the final. The contenders are John Colman of the North West, Michael York of the North East, P

17. Episode 17
Dec 27, 1973

Magnus Magnusson introduced the final round of the competition to determine the 'Mastermind of the United Kingdom.'

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