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Race Against the Tide review: This new reality contest show is built on quicksand, sinking without trace

Seven teams of novice and pro sculptors race the tide in a 30-minute BBC2 contest judged on technical skill and design.

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There are always signs that the end of the summer holidays is approaching: brightly-coloured gel pens and erasers that smell of strawberries appear in the supermarkets; it buckets down just in time for the August bank holiday; and TV shows appear in graveyard slots and barely any promotion.

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Race Against the Tide review: This new reality contest show is built on quicksand, sinking without trace

There are always signs that the end of the summer holidays is approaching: brightly-coloured gel pens and erasers that smell of strawberries appear in the supermarkets; it buckets down just in time for the August bank holiday; and TV shows appear in graveyard slots and barely any promotion.

·Sheffield, United Kingdom
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The Star broke the news in Sheffield, United Kingdom on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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