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 Series
Guide: 1988
Jeux
Sans Frontières returns to television screens in mainland Europe, and the BBC
go out with a bang in Walt Disney World.
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Series
Guide: 1989
Spain take a year out and are replaced by
San Marino.
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Series
Guide: 1990
Spain and Yugoslavia
join Jeux Sans Frontières, Belgium leave.
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Series
Guide: 1991
Jeux Sans Frontières returns to British
TV screens on S4C, with Wales beginning their four year stay in the series.
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Series
Guide: 1992
A year of wildly varying fortunes for Welsh teams.
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Series
Guide: 1993
A solitary second place
is the highlight for Wales in 1993.
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Series
Guide: 1994
The best (and sadly last) year for Wales in Jeux Sans
Frontières.
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Series
Guide: 1995
The Czech Republic are the stars in this
year's JSF.
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Series
Guide: 1996
Jeux Sans Frontières was based solely
in Turin, Italy, with events coming from a 7000m² arena.
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Series
Guide: 1997 /
Series Guide: 1997 Repeats
JSF produces its the
closest run final in many years. Meanwhile, domestic heats of It's A Knockout
get a repeat run in the UK.
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...and read about
the repeats here!
Series Guide: 1998
The 1998 series saw the first French victory since 1992, with La Clusaz
winning the fourth heat. It was to be the last French victory in JSF. The
year, however, belonged to Hungary, who won three editions including the
International Final.
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Series
Guide: 1999
Channel 5 bring It's A Knockout back to
British television screens, repackaged and updated for the Nineties. The
series, presented by Keith Chegwin with Frank Bruno, Nell McAndrew and Lucy
Alexander, struggled to keep its audience. Coincidentally, just as Britain
picks up the baton with IAK once more, on the continent, Jeux
Sans Frontières is coming to a close.
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