What eye condition does Richard Osman have?

Osman has nystagmus, an eye condition that dramatically reduces his vision. He was born with it and there is no cure. It meant that when filming Have I Got News For You he had little chance of being able to read the autocue, just a few feet away.
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What are symptoms of nystagmus?

Nystagmus Symptoms
  • sensitivity to light.
  • dizziness.
  • difficulty seeing in the dark.
  • vision problems.
  • holding the head in a turned or tilted position.
  • the feeling that the world is shaking.
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Does Richard Osman have a wife?

As of December 2021 he is in a relationship with British actress Ingrid Oliver. He resides in Chiswick, West London.
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Are Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman friends?

Richard Osman says: “Pointless has been a joy from start to finish, working alongside my friend Alexander Armstrong, backed by the most wonderful team, and for the best viewers in the world. I will miss everyone so much, but I'm thrilled that I'll still be presenting the celebrity shows.
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Is Richard Osman leaving Pointless?

TV presenter Richard Osman is to leave the hit BBC One quiz show Pointless, the corporation has confirmed. The 51-year-old has appeared on the show since 2009, filming more than 1,300 episodes across almost 30 series.
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Richard Osman health: The Pointless presenter's 'wobbly' eye condition - symptoms



Why is Osman leaving Pointless?

In a tweet, Osman indicated that his departure was partly due to the success of his bestselling crime novels, The Thursday Murder Club and The Man Who Died Twice. The film rights of the former have been bought by Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment.
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Is Pointless still being filmed?

On 23 February 2016, it was announced that the show had been recommissioned by the BBC to make 165 more regular daytime editions along with 45 prime-time celebrity specials, taking Pointless to the end of 2017.
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Is Richard Osman ill?

Osman has nystagmus, an eye condition that dramatically reduces his vision. He was born with it and there is no cure. It meant that when filming Have I Got News For You he had little chance of being able to read the autocue, just a few feet away.
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Do they film House of games in one day?

Each day, a week's worth of shows are recorded, so the celebrities are booked for only one day, changing outfits between shows.
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Is House of Games filmed in Glasgow?

Remarkable Television has been commissioned to make another 100 episodes, double the last series order, of the BBC Two show Richard Osman's House of Games, with the third series to be made in Glasgow.
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Can nystagmus be corrected?

Acquired nystagmus can sometimes be corrected once the underlying condition is addressed. For example, if nystagmus is caused by an inner ear condition, symptoms may go away once it's treated. People with congenital nystagmus cannot be cured completely, but symptoms can be managed with proper treatment.
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What triggers nystagmus?

Nystagmus is caused by a miscommunication between the eye and the brain and affects the way our brains interpret movement signals from the eye. Nystagmus is typically caused by brain injuries and is a result of brain damage. This eye condition may be referred to as “dancing eyes” because of the repetitive eye movement.
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Is nystagmus a lazy eye?

Amblyopia due to Nystagmus

Nystagmus is a pattern of relatively rapid, involuntary, to-and-fro movement of the eyes. Since the fixation of the eyes is not perfectly steady, nystagmus usually is associated with a decrease in visual acuity.
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Has anyone won all 5 House of Games?

With her victory in this episode Angela Barnes became the first contestant ever to win all five days on a week of House of Games.
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Can you buy the House of Games prizes?

Unfortunately not. The custom prizes are not available to buy in stores or anywhere else online. But people are so desperate to get their hands on the House of Games prizes that they've even taken to making their own!
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Is there an audience on Richard Osman?

We're fine recording 'House Of Games' because we've never had an audience, but other shows feel weird without their genuine audience response.
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Can Alexander Armstrong sing?

Does Alexander Armstrong sing? Alexander Armstrong is a bass-baritone with a deep love for choral singing. Alexander was a choirboy at Durham Cathedral and choral scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he recorded several CDs with the choir.
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Did Richard Osman work on whose line is it anyway?

'Whose Line Is It Anyway' was one of my first ever jobs in television, and still one of my favourites.
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How many Pointless shows are filmed in a day?

There is so much work put into filming the show and they often film at least three or four shows a day.
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Where are the Pointless studios?

We have provided full studio and technical support to all series of BBC One's quiz show, Pointless. Produced by Remarkable Television, Pointless is currently recording a new block of shows in our 7,550 sq. ft. studio, Elstree 8.
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How are the Pointless 100 chosen?

The fewer people from a panel of 100 individuals who agreed with your correct answer, the better. The goal is to find answers to questions that are correct but none of the panel of 100 have mentioned – this known as 'a Pointless answer'.
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What does a person with nystagmus see?

If you have nystagmus, your eyes move or “wobble” constantly. This can be in a side to side, an up and down, or a circular motion, or a combination of these. This uncontrolled movement can affect how clearly you can see. Most people with nystagmus have reduced vision.
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Is nystagmus and astigmatism the same?

Astigmatism increases with age, with a very high statistical significance in patients 13 years old and above (age group 3) when nystagmus is also present. Thus, nystagmus appears to be a predisposing factor for both the presence of astigmatism and the development with the age of high values of this refractive error.
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