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| genre = [[Sport]]s [[game show]]
| creator = Roger Medcalf<br>Mike Kemp<br>Terry Mardell
| director = [[Nick Hurran]] <{{small>|(Series 1–2)</small>}}<br>Charles Garland <{{small>|(Series 3–5)</small>}}<br>Babara Jones <{{small>|(Series 6)</small>}}<br>Phil Chilvers <{{small>|(Series 7)</small>}}<br>Richard Valentine <{{small>|(Series 7–8)</small>}}<br>Duncan Cooper <{{small>|(Series 9)</small>}}<br>Sue McMahon <{{small>|(Series 10)</small>}}
| presenter = [[Jim Davidson]]
| starring = [[John Virgo]]
| voices = Colin Ward Lewis <{{small>|(Series 1–7)</small>}}<br>Zora Suleman <{{small>|(Series 8)</small>}}<br>[[Charles Nove]] <{{small>|(Series 9–10)</small>}}
| theme_music_composer = "The Snooker Song" by [[Captain Sensible]]
| composer = [[Mike Batt]]
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| language = English
| num_series = 10
| num_episodes = 212 <{{small>|(inc. 17 specials)</small>}}
| producer = John Burrowes <{{small>|(Series 1–7)</small>}}<br>Geoff Miles <{{small>|(Series 8 & 10)</small>}}<br>[[David G. Taylor]] <{{small>|(Series 9)</small>}}
| location = [[BBC Elstree Centre]] <{{small>|(Series 1–4)</small>}}<ref name="studios">{{cite web |url=https://www.tvstudiohistory.co.uk/itv-studios-in-london/elstree-clarendon-road/ |title=Elstree – ATV & BBC |publisher=TV Studio History |accessdate=1 November 2020}}</ref><br>[[BBC Television Centre]] <{{small>|(Series 5–10)</small>}}<ref name="studios"/>
| runtime = 30 minutes
| channel = [[BBC One|BBC1]]
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| related = ''[[Full Swing (game show)|Full Swing]]''
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'''''Big Break''''' is a British [[game show]] that aired on [[BBC One|BBC1]] from 30 April 1991 and 10 August 2002 and hosted by [[Jim Davidson]] with [[John Virgo]] as [[referee]]. The programme focuses on teams consisting of a contestant and a [[Professional snooker career of Ronnie O'Sullivan|professional snooker]] player competing in rounds that involve [[snooker]] with the best team eventually seeing its player wining prizes for their contestant.
 
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