English Tv Show 101 Ways To Leave A Gameshow

101 Ways To Leave A Gameshow English TV SHOWS on ABC

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This sitcom is a reality TV show where eight contestants answer questions posed to them, and the winner gets a prize of $50,000 in cash. This concept is similar to many shows that have a question-answer type of format like Who Wants To Be a Millionaire, Bachelor Pad The channel MTV is a very popular channel for the >> Read More... , KBC, etc.

But instead of a simple exit, the show incorporates a variety of elements in the middle that make the show a fun game like Takeshi’s Castle. Endemol UK and Endemol USA produced this serial, and the show airs on BBC.

General knowledge questions are to be asked so the participants should be updated with every happening around the world. Hosts Steve Jones and Nemone ask the questions and decide the outcome of the answers. In the USA, Jeff Sutphen hosts the show. Those who are wrong will be eliminated, but this is where the fun part begins.

The losing contestants leave the show in a variety of ways and the different number of exits recorded is thirty-four. All of these methods lead to a plunge in a pool from the top of a tower.

The series aired on BBC One on July 10th 2010 and ended on 28th August in the same year. The contestants are a myriad of people with different backgrounds and ages. A total of four rounds take place, and each contestant answers a question.

In between, a buzzer rings, indicating an emergency exit round’s commencement. It is a rapid-fire round where the contestants answer a series of questions targeted at them and the first one to give the wrong answer loses. His exit is as expressed by the title of the show.

He will exit in any one of the 101 ways to leave the game show. However in the US series, this round is skipped, but it is interesting nevertheless. The fourth round decides the winner of the prize, where the selection of a wrong answer leads to instant elimination by a trap door, which opens as soon as they reveal that the wrong answer is selected.

The contestant falls into the water below after the door opens and the last man standing is awarded the cash prize of $50,000. Viewers from all over the world enjoyed this show, giving it positive ratings and critical acclaim. Though many did not as the scenarios presented, it was a success all in all.