Bury Your Hatchet
A couple would air their grievances on camera. and then
compete to beat their partner, with the loser then having to
pledge to give up their annoying habit for six months, with
scrolls being signed to that effect.
The loser was also given a miniature hatchet with instructions
to "bury it" (preferably not in the back of the other
contestant).
Each episode featured three couples with an end-game featuring
a celebrity couple who had to correctly identify five famous
people from photographs of the top halves of their heads.
Each correct answer added £20 to the prize fund, so the
jackpot could be up to £100. This was then awarded to one of the
six contestants (who were sat on numbered chairs) when the
celebrity guests drew numbered cards from a pack.
Quite possibly the worst game show of all time . . .
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