RICHARD Osman has revealed he wasn't paid a penny for the first four series of the hit show Pointless.
The TV presenter and author, 51, co-hosted the BBC quiz series alongside his friend Alexander Armstrong from episode one in 2009 until this summer.
But when the show first started, he decided against taking a pay cheque until it became a success because he was one of the bosses of Endemol UK who produced the series.
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