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==International versions==

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|-
! Country !! Local Name !! Host !! Channel !! Year Aired
|-
| {{Flag|Australia}}
| '''The Great TV Game Show'''
| [[Richard Stubbs]]
| [[Network Ten]]
| 1989
|-
| {{Flag|Brazil}}
| '''Controle Remoto'''
| [[Fausto Silva]]
| [[Rede Globo]]
| 1989
|-
| {{Flag|Greece}}
| '''Remote Control'''
| Petros Filipidis
| [[Star Channel (Greece)|Star Channel]]
| 1996
|-
| {{Flag|Italy}}
| '''[[:it:Urka!|Urka!]]'''
| [[Paolo Bonolis]]
| [[Italia 1]]
| 1991
|-
| {{Flag|Puerto Rico}}
| '''Control Remoto'''
| [[Xavier Serbiá]]
| [[WAPA-TV]]
| 1989
|-
| {{Flag|United Kingdom}}
| '''Remote Control'''
| [[Anthony H. Wilson]]
| [[Channel 4]]
| 1991–1992
|}
* A [[Puerto Rico|Puerto Rican]] version entitled ''Control Remoto'', hosted by former [[Menudo (band)|Menudo]] member [[Xavier Serbiá]], was canceled after 3 months on [[WAPA-TV]] in 1989 because MTV threatened a lawsuit for [[copyright infringement]].
* A [[United Kingdom|British]] version of the show was co-produced by Action Time Productions and [[Granada Television]] and aired on [[Channel 4]] from 1991 to 1992. It was hosted by [[Anthony H. Wilson]] and featured comedians [[Phil Cornwell]] and [[John Thomson (comedian)|John Thomson]] plus keyboardist Yolisa Pharle, with guest appearances by the characters [[Frank Sidebottom]], Sister Mary Immaculate and [[Mrs Merton]] (both played by [[Caroline Aherne]]),<ref>{{cite web|title=''Caroline Aherne''|access-date=2012-06-07|url=http://everything2.com/title/Caroline+Aherne}}</ref> plus [[Brenda Gilhooly]] as a 'yoof' TV presenter.
* An [[Australia]]n version aired on [[Network Ten]] in 1989 under the name ''The Great TV Game Show''. It was hosted by Russell Stubbs with Jane Holmes and the regular panelists were Russell Fletcher, Margie Nunn, Linda Gibson, and [[Mike Blair (Australian television personality)|Michael Blair]]. The show failed to see out the year along with a number of Network Ten game shows that were launched at around the same time.
* The [[Italy|Italian]] version of the show was called ''Urka!'', which was hosted by [[Paolo Bonolis]] and aired on [[Italia 1]] only in 1991.
* A [[Brazil]]ian version of the show called ''Controle Remoto'', hosted by [[Fausto Silva]] aired on [[Rede Globo]] in 1989.