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Lost in TV

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lostintv.com
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United States
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Free tickets to your favourite television and radio shows from Lost in TV

Is Lost in TV legit?

Lost in TV (lostintv.com) has a 4.4 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 100 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Media & Publishing and its reputation is good. 89% of reviews are 4 stars or higher and 5% are 1 star; The business has not yet replied to negative reviews; 35 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-08-12.

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Davud mitchell radio show shaw theatre

Queued in torrential rain from 5pm for a 6.45pm door opening was finally given a wristband and advised we had guaranteed seats but be back by 6.30 ( we were back earlier) just grabbed something to eat as my daughter had come straight from school. Queued again until 7.15pm in the rain only to be told they were full. There were lots of people in the same position. Dont understand why they give out numbered wristbands but do not honour them.

Great Experience

It was a great event. The staff were very helpful and polite , the organisers were amazing . I had a great experience, from star to finish , although the show was about critical illness but the celebrities made the show very entertaining and impactful too, thank you for the opportunity . I only stayed for one show because It’s a bit too far for me.

Thanks for the opportunity

Thanks for the opportunity! I really enjoyed the show and the experience of being part of the recording. Everything was well-organized and entertaining. My only challenge was that it didn’t finish on time, I had to leave early for the last train, but overall it was a great event. Thank you for having me!

Worthy cause but caution for standing shows

Great show for a worthy cause but was very disappointed at how audience was taken care of. We attended a double show and in that time (6pm to 11:30pm) only one drink was offered. The studio was quite warm and it was a “standing only” show which we were fine with but as there were restrictions on what could be bought into the show would have expected the provision of water/soft drinks. One audience member even collapsed.

Accessible area needs a rethink

Really enjoyed the event and the production team were very helpful. However I’d requested accessible seating as I’m recovering from cancer surgery on my leg and can’t stand for any length of time. Problem was there was no dedicated accessible area so space in front of me was really restricted with camera movements and people constantly entering and leaving the studio walking between me and the cameras. Also there was no provision for chaperones. As it was a standing event, we could see nothing from the seating and had to rely on screens to see what was happening. It would be a good idea to advise people in advance of these compromises, as I need to keep my leg as straight as much as possible I would have passed on this occasion.

Absolutely brilliant company

Absolutely brilliant! Lost in TV is a fantastic organisation that gives out free tickets—it's like a lottery system, but totally worth applying. As frequent users of Audience Tickets, it’s become a fun new hobby for us. Being part of some of the best BBC TV shows, like The Apprentice (which we’ve attended several times) and Britain’s Got Talent, has been amazing. We never miss a chance to go, and we can’t wait to keep attending more shows!

Fascinating and well managed experience

This was my first time watching the recording of The Apprentice - You're Fired. I love the programme so it was fascinating seeing how it was put together. The wonderful staff were what really made it first rate: they were calm and reassuring, friendly and informative and actually seemed to enjoy being there. They made it a great experience.

A great filming of the second You’re…

A great filming of the second You’re Fired. Been to previous seasons s as well. Staff at Riverside in charge of meet and greet were good. I was in the second row, and could see the panel and Tom but not the fired candidate as cameras and personnel were in the way, which of course they have to be. Would have appreciated a monitor off to one side so I could have seen it all.

We'd been trying to see "The…

We'd been trying to see "The unbelievable truth" recorded for years, so it was a lovely day when the email came to say that we had tickets. The whole experience was great: the recording was in the British Museum lecture theatre and walking into that venue at night is a treat in itself. The show was, as we hoped, hilarious, we were in the second row and felt part of the whole thing. The Lost in TV team were great; the only queue was to get into the theatre. Staff were friendly and helpful. All in all, a fantastic experience. If I had one gripe (and it's nothing to do with Lost in TV) it's that most of these shows only record in London. It would be great if, like ISIHAC, some of the more popular, long-running shows went on tour to give other areas a chance to see them without the expense of travelling into London for the evening.

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