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Don't touch the pack ... Play Your Cards Right is back

Bruce Forsyth host of ITV gameshow Play Your Cards Right
Bruce Forsyth, Play Your Cards Right's original host, won't be returning but the show is – with Vernon Kay as the new Brucie. Photograph: ITV/Rex

Brace yourselves, gameshow fans: Play Your Cards Right is making a comeback after nearly a decade off TV, reports the Sun. The show, which aired from 1980 to 2003, featured Bruce Forsyth and the catchphrases: "It's a Brucie bonus" and "Higher? Lower?". ITV is making a pilot and has drafted in Family Fortunes host Vernon Kay to front the show.

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