Epic Win
Genre	Comedy
Created by	Andrew Brereton Jamie Ormerod
Written by	Gary Delaney Henry Paker Paul Powell David Reilly
Directed by	Jim Hickey Gemma Rawcliffe Richard Van't Riet Barbara Lee
Presented by	Alexander Armstrong
Voices of	Joe Lycett
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of series	1
No. of episodes	6
Production
Executive producer	Antonia Hurford-Jones
Producers	Jim Hickey Gemma Rawcliffe Sarah Church Gemma Nightingale Lucie Rake Richard Grocock
Production location	BBC Television Centre
Editors	Steve Charles Crispin Holland Dan Mellow Nick Peto
Running time	35 minutes
Production company	Unique
Original release
Network	BBC One
Release	20 August (2011-08-20) – 24 September 2011 (2011-09-24)

Epic Win is a British game show that aired on BBC One from 20 August to 24 September 2011 and was hosted by Alexander Armstrong.

Format

In the programme, contestants complete individual challenges such as trying to dress whilst bouncing a football or cycling whilst trying to inflate hot water bottles. Those who complete their challenge win the Epic Win trophy and go to the "Epic Centre" to have the opportunity to win between £3 and £3,000, depending on what the celebrity panelists think this is worth. Those who fail a challenge have to exit through the "fail door".

When playing for the cash, the panel members each note down an amount between £1 and £1,000 depending on how impressed they are with somebody's skill. Successful contestants can then potentially win an amount up to the total that the panelists pledged. The contestant is then given a sequence of increasing amounts, with the option to stop at any time by pressing the red button. If the last amount announced before the button was pressed is equal to or lower than the panel's total, they win the cash (and Joe Lycett announces "EPIC WIN!"). If the contestant's total is higher than the panel's total, Joe Lycett announces "zero pounds" and they leave with nothing but the trophy and go through the fail door.^[1]

Celebrity guests