Box Clever

Box Clever was a television game show from the United Kingdom which was presented, by Emlyn Hughes. The programme was part of the new new daytime service, by BBC Television, and was broadcast on Friday afternoons at 3.25pm. The programme lasted for just one series. The programme lasted for just one series, which aired from October 1986 to May 1987.
Format.
Two families, consisting of three family members, played any strategic board game, with the moves dependent on correct answers to one wide variety of questions, put by Dr. Sue Kingsman, of Trinity College, Oxford. The winners, of the board game, go on to play one computer game, for prizes. The prize consisted of record and book tokens, and the winning family then took on a new family, until they were beaten.
The series was won by "The Chiappino Family" from Southampton, and as there was never any second series commissioned, they are the reigning champions since May 1987. Mark, the youngest Chiappino, is now a regular on BBC One’s "Claimed and Shamed".