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TV game shows have always held a special place in the hearts of viewers around the world. These programs are known for their ability to engage the audience, generate high tension moments, and create lasting cultural memories.
One of the most iconic moments in the history of TV game shows is undoubtedly the phrase "You are the weakest link, goodbye!", immortalized by "The Weakest Link". In Portugal, this show came to life through the presentations of Júlia Pinheiro and later Luísa Castel-Branco.
At D&D Audiovisuais, we are proud to have produced some of the most memorable and innovative TV game shows in Portugal. A notable example is "Passo a Palavra", hosted by the legendary Nicolau Breyner.
D&D Audiovisuais is constantly seeking innovation, and this is evident with the launch of "Desprevenidos", a format that took game shows out of the studios, involving unsuspecting bystanders in a mix of surprise programs and general knowledge competition.
The premiere of the Portuguese adaptation, made by D&D for RTP, of the British 'game show "THE WEAKEST LINK" marked television in Portugal in the 2000s. It was in 2002 that Júlia Pinheiro popularized the phrase: "You are the weakest link. Goodbye!"... A phrase that spread throughout the country, even reaching parliamentary debates.
"PASSO LA PAROLA" combined the knowledge of grandmothers, parents' expertise, and children's irreverence into a unique game presented by Nicolau Breyner.
The RTP competition, based on an Italian format, tested the contestants through a series of fun challenges for the whole family.
José Figueiras and Marina de Santiago brought the good mood to the SIC screens with a program where, apart from conversations with various guests, they gave viewers the opportunity to win prizes through phone-in games.
