Crystal Maze is a classic! I also enjoy a bit of Takeshi's Castle from time to time. Challenge is a tv channel in the UK (maybe other places too?) that's all game shows, it's brilliant.
Hollie Watson I loved Crystal Maze! I remember watching it every week :P Definitely what I would have said for my favourite game show. That and Gladiators.
It was my dream to go on Legends of The Hidden Temple so I could show those kids how easy it was. Plus there should e a throwback channel for Nickelodeon and Disney.
I also dreamed of being on Legends but never had the chance. My friend was on Legends though. Can't recall what object was in the temple but my friend was on the Purple Parrots but lost on the Steps of Knowledge.
I know right!! I still do want to go on that show to this day, such a shame that it was cancelled!!! The temple was so easy and those kids never had any idea how to beat it ! Uhhh I miss Legends!
Put some kind of ceiling a few inches away from the toaster top. That way it wont jump away. Like a cardboard box. Don't cover it. Just put the cover on (Maybe glue or tape) the wall facing flat above the toaster. Or, if you have a blender or something with a handler higher than your toaster you can put that blender or w/e next to the toaster where the handle is just above the toast holes.
I loved the game show "Who wants to be a Superhero". It was kind of fun, kind of wierd. These contestants were put through a series of challenges to test their superhero-ness like kindness, bravery, teamwork, being able to change into their costume in public without being seen... and so on.
There was this show in the uk called Jungle Run I think, where kids had to complete all these challenges and try to escape this cave at the end. It was like my favourite show ever when I was a kid!
I loved Distraction haha! It was hosted by Jimmy Carr and I remember people had to answer questions while putting pegs on their face and their buzzers were surrounded by cacti. Then when a contestant won a car for example, they would have to name 5 things from a category while the losing contestants smashed up their new car haha
One of my favorite shows was Fort Boyard. A european game show where they had to do challenges in different rooms to collect keys and with those keys they can open gold lockers at the end. was shot in an old prison of the coast of France. It aired here in the 90's in the Netherlands and they remade it 2 years ago.
Super Market Sweep was a great one. If I didn't know I'd face consequences, I would randomly recreate it on my own at local stores, or trick strangers into believing they were on a new version of the show and watch as they tore through the store looking for the bonus items. Seems like an entertaining time for me.
Rhett, we had a toaster that didn't pop when I was growing up. It also didn't have a button to push. It automatically went down when you put bread in it. It was from the 1960s, and I don't think they make them like that anymore. I don't know why, because it was great. I think my parents got it for a wedding gift and it lasted for more than 30 years.
Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, mic the area behind the camera and mix it in when needed. I'd love to hear what the crew is saying, instead of waiting for you guys to repeat it,,, BTW: Love the show...
Not sure if anyone ever watched this but my sister and I used to LOVE the show 'Cram'. They used to make the contestants stay up for 24 hours 'cramming' with trivia and then they had to do physical challenges while answering. I just remember the giant hamster wheels they had to run on!
When I was 8 I ran into the sliding glass door on the observation deck of the L&C in Nashville. I was racing my cousin to the elevator, hit the glass so hard it sounded like a gun went off and I wound up in heap on the floor. I learned two things that 4th of July 1. Don't run around on observation decks bc you might fall off. 2. The L&C stands for life and casualties.
Another thing about Japan - most studio audiences are primarily female, as it's at times looked down upon for guys to be "wasting their time" at something that isn't work during the day. Both an unfair thing for the guys who want to see a show and for women in general (because they're, what, not important enough to be needed during the day?)
chezmix64 I don't see how defending a culture shows preference to said culture...He's not denouncing his own culture, he is respecting a foreign culture being criticized by someone not from that country. If you're going to use slang to insult someone, at least use it properly or you end up looking like an even bigger moron.
***** The person wasn't criticizing the culture, just saying it was odd to him. and he went defending japanese culture he was saying "Leave Japanese culture alone!!" Which is usually used when one feels strongly about the culture. Had he simply said "Its just another culture. Or something of the sorts, it would've been much more defending it, and much less loving the culture.
It always made me so mad when the kids couldn't put together the silver monkey in Legends of the Hidden Temple...I guess there was a lot of adrenaline...but for real, it was only three pieces...Also those guys who would jump out were scary as s#!%
Concentration was also an american game hosted by Jack Narz in the 1960's through 1970's. There was also Classic Concentration hosted by Alex Trebek in the 1980's.
The japanese show you are talking about is huge, I love it and have been addicted to this show for ages!! Every year they do a 24 punishment game. Look up 'gaki no tsukai' and 24 hour tag. Also search 'silent library', absolutely tasty, Kiki and 'sushi he'
I loved "Cram," where contestants had to stay up all night and read all the useless trivia that they would be tested over, and then attempt various trivia challenges without the opportunity for sleep, and "Russian Roulette" was a pretty fun show (the contestants answer questions, and if they get the answer wrong, there's a chance they'll be dropped through a trapdoor beneath them). Also, the original Match Game was great too.
My favorite isn't a game show in the traditional sense but it's sort of reality show meets game show-- Solitary. It's like a psychological experiment show where the contestants compete against each other (but really themselves) to eventually win a cash prize. They are deprived of sleep, food, and human contact and given physical and mental tasks to complete. The person who quits first is eliminated, but they have no idea what the other contestants are doing our when they have quit. It's seriously the best reality show I have ever watched and I loathe reality tv. It's free on Hulu and I HIGHLY recommend it.
Game shows I like: Family Feud, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, The Price is Right, Fear Factor, American Ninja Warrior, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Wipeout, Silent Library, Deal or No Deal
I love Family Feud, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune and The Price is Right! They are all amazing. I love hearing some of the answers on all of those shows. I also love Steve Harvey's expressions and reactions to the answers on Family Feud. It makes me laugh every time.
I'm not sure if you approve and deny what ads pop up before your video but if you do could you not choose horror? I watch in the morning when I'm alone and the house is dark... Creeps me out when I'm just trying to get my dose of GMM.
Me Soy yo And I really don't want to get ad blocker because I want to support the people I watch in any way I can, but it's really hard for some people when these ads play.
Nobody mentioned my favorite game show: Match Game. Also, yeah, that guy was awesome that cracked the Press Your Luck! sequence. They did a whole documentary on him on Game Show Network.
I loved one show that was in my country in 2000s, maybe in 2004. It was a gaming show where you could call them and by pushing buttons on your home phone you controlled the Crash Bandicoot game (for example by pressing 5 you jump, 8 is for spinning etc.)
The secret to looking smart when watching Jeopardy is to DVR it, watch it, memorize the answers, then playback with the family and yell out all the correct answers...BAM, you're smart! :) I always wanted to be a contestant on Remote Control...classic 80's MTV game show.
I have a microwave with a toaster built in. Put the bread in the toast compartment set the darkness level and it beeps when it's done. It's pretty awesome.
I remember Legend of the Hidden Temple, though Jeopardy has always been my favorite, even as a kid. And my mom was on Wheel of Fortune a couple years ago.
I remember there was a game show in Canada called "Just like Mom"...mom and their kids complete one another family..then at the end they have bonus round where they have to cook something... Win, Lose or Draw with Bert Convy...Family Feud with Richard Dawson.
My two favourite game shows are Takeshi's Castle and The Interceptor. Takeshi's castle was a Japanese gameshow that is/was broadcasted on Challenge and it is Japanese people going through weird mini games like scaling a wall then sliding into muck, walking across a rope bridge with a golden football whilst the antagonists shot footballs at you out of an air cannon, domino runs, running into doors that could be a plank of wood, a net, thin bit of paper or hiding own of the antagonists behind it. The interceptor was an English gameshow where two people were selected and dropped at different points in a field a few miles away from a town and they needed to first find where they are to go to on a map then find a briefcase with a key in it that opened the other persons case and both had a key in it that opened a third case containing money. The twist is they are timed and they have basically a hitman, the interceptor, who would follow BOTH of them and try shoot there case so it wouldn't open. The weirdest part about the interceptor is he was dressed like agent 42 from the hitman games...
What about Solitary? They separate people into small rooms, where they're totally isolated and only have a computer to talk to.They have to complete extreme challenges to stay in the room, (though they can leave at any time), but the aim is to be the last person in their room - not knowing if the others have left or not. It's really intense. (There's also already a toaster with a slow rise function, i think it's by Breville.)
Oh! You should have the gang as guests on an episode of ear biscuits! They're always funny (when you can hear them) and it'd be a fun fan service episode
when i was a kid there was a show called fear factor, they had to do and eat crazy things, like swim in an underwater maze, see how long you could stay in a tub snakes.
Do an episode where you just go through the mythical wheel and do scenarios and the crew has to vote who does it best. That would be a great game show and GMM episode!
So I don't eat a lot of toast nor do the people I know (from Norway) but I had a toaster that shot out the toast like a valcano. The bread flew across the kitchen!
Crystal Maze is a classic! I also enjoy a bit of Takeshi's Castle from time to time. Challenge is a tv channel in the UK (maybe other places too?) that's all game shows, it's brilliant.
Yaaaaaaaa both shows are my favorite!
But i stopped watching crystal maze when the bold presenter replaced by that guy :/
Takeshi's castel! I just commented about it asking if anybody knows its name! THANK YOU
Hollie Watson I loved Crystal Maze! I remember watching it every week :P Definitely what I would have said for my favourite game show. That and Gladiators.
Hollie Watson Also, who didn't love a little GUTS and Legend of the Hidden Temple?
I loved that channel when I was younger. Tekeshi's castle is brilliant hahaha
So not only does Chase have the most adorable face I've ever seen on a person, but his taste in game shows is impeccable! :)
There's a new game show in the UK called You're Back in the Room where the constants have to complete challenges while under hypnosis
Yes, its so funny
Haven't watched it, but the name of that show reminds of the Kenny Craig hypnotist skits from Little Britain.
Mr. B Hah. I loved that show (Little Britain). :D
wait how are you supposed to complete challenges while hypnotized?
Orlaa White I watched that, it seems a bit too staged if you ask me
It was my dream to go on Legends of The Hidden Temple so I could show those kids how easy it was. Plus there should e a throwback channel for Nickelodeon and Disney.
There used to be Nick Gas that showed the classic Nick game shows, but stopped and became Teen nick
I wanted to do the exact same thing with that show!!! I totally thought I would be amazing in it hahahah!!!
I also dreamed of being on Legends but never had the chance. My friend was on Legends though. Can't recall what object was in the temple but my friend was on the Purple Parrots but lost on the Steps of Knowledge.
There are throwback channels. I havent had tv in a while so i cant remember what they are called.
I know right!! I still do want to go on that show to this day, such a shame that it was cancelled!!! The temple was so easy and those kids never had any idea how to beat it ! Uhhh I miss Legends!
YES why must the toaster pop!?? WHy can't it just gently show up? I always get toast flying into the trash bin or on the floor!
Your toaster got some power to it.
Put some kind of ceiling a few inches away from the toaster top. That way it wont jump away. Like a cardboard box. Don't cover it. Just put the cover on (Maybe glue or tape) the wall facing flat above the toaster.
Or, if you have a blender or something with a handler higher than your toaster you can put that blender or w/e next to the toaster where the handle is just above the toast holes.
I think it's to let you know it's ready like kettles used to whistle but they really should just put a "ding" noise or something...
You should put a plate on top of your toaster so that it doesn't fly out 😉
Mine only jump a few inches
My favorite Game Show is definitely the Price is Right. I also liked to watch Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader a few years back...
I loved the game show "Who wants to be a Superhero". It was kind of fun, kind of wierd. These contestants were put through a series of challenges to test their superhero-ness like kindness, bravery, teamwork, being able to change into their costume in public without being seen... and so on.
There was this show in the uk called Jungle Run I think, where kids had to complete all these challenges and try to escape this cave at the end. It was like my favourite show ever when I was a kid!
Loved Legend of the Hidden Temple, still can't believe they are coming out with a movie based on that game show.
We used to have our toaster right next to the doorway to the kitchen. You walk in and-POP- goes your heart
they seemed extra happy in this episode
I loved Distraction haha! It was hosted by Jimmy Carr and I remember people had to answer questions while putting pegs on their face and their buzzers were surrounded by cacti. Then when a contestant won a car for example, they would have to name 5 things from a category while the losing contestants smashed up their new car haha
I love episodes like this where everyone's just laughing... (:
I am really loving listening to the 'What If?' book for our book club. It's so interesting and I'm learning so much! Great first book Rhett & Link :D
I have a toaster that slowly raises the toast whilst going beeep beeep beeep. It also has a 5 led timer, fancy I know.
"Quiz Show is a good movie" says Link. I love Rhetts expression in response. "Oh we're talking about movies now?"😂
Super Market Sweeps and Legend of the Hidden Temple.
One of my favorite shows was Fort Boyard. A european game show where they had to do challenges in different rooms to collect keys and with those keys they can open gold lockers at the end. was shot in an old prison of the coast of France. It aired here in the 90's in the Netherlands and they remade it 2 years ago.
Would "Whose Line is it Anyway," considered a game show? If so, that's my favorite!
Super Market Sweep was a great one. If I didn't know I'd face consequences, I would randomly recreate it on my own at local stores, or trick strangers into believing they were on a new version of the show and watch as they tore through the store looking for the bonus items. Seems like an entertaining time for me.
Link: "..and sued him twice!" *holds up three fingers*
Rhett, we had a toaster that didn't pop when I was growing up. It also didn't have a button to push. It automatically went down when you put bread in it. It was from the 1960s, and I don't think they make them like that anymore. I don't know why, because it was great. I think my parents got it for a wedding gift and it lasted for more than 30 years.
Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, mic the area behind the camera and mix it in when needed. I'd love to hear what the crew is saying, instead of waiting for you guys to repeat it,,,
BTW: Love the show...
Not sure if anyone ever watched this but my sister and I used to LOVE the show 'Cram'. They used to make the contestants stay up for 24 hours 'cramming' with trivia and then they had to do physical challenges while answering. I just remember the giant hamster wheels they had to run on!
my favorite game show was quiet library. look it up, it's pretty hilarious 😂
I thought it was Silent Library
K smitty it probably is 😂 its been soooo long since I last watched it
It still comes on rarely on G4 or MTV
Quiet library is hilarious
yesss i forgot about that one, I love that game show its hilarious!! I would be so bad at it I laugh at everything
When I was 8 I ran into the sliding glass door on the observation deck of the L&C in Nashville. I was racing my cousin to the elevator, hit the glass so hard it sounded like a gun went off and I wound up in heap on the floor. I learned two things that 4th of July 1. Don't run around on observation decks bc you might fall off. 2. The L&C stands for life and casualties.
I loved Fort Boyard when I was a kid
FibreGlassZebra Yeah man. Melinda Messenger.
I like that whenever I turn up the volume to hear the rest of the crew talk Rhett and Link blast my eardrums into oblivion
Another thing about Japan - most studio audiences are primarily female, as it's at times looked down upon for guys to be "wasting their time" at something that isn't work during the day. Both an unfair thing for the guys who want to see a show and for women in general (because they're, what, not important enough to be needed during the day?)
Jonnie Rogers actually no... they are basically killing themself...
chezmix64 I don't see how defending a culture shows preference to said culture...He's not denouncing his own culture, he is respecting a foreign culture being criticized by someone not from that country. If you're going to use slang to insult someone, at least use it properly or you end up looking like an even bigger moron.
Samething with American tv shows.
***** The person wasn't criticizing the culture, just saying it was odd to him. and he went defending japanese culture he was saying "Leave Japanese culture alone!!" Which is usually used when one feels strongly about the culture. Had he simply said "Its just another culture. Or something of the sorts, it would've been much more defending it, and much less loving the culture.
Z Ah another person misusing the slang as an attempt to insult someone. Nice try ;) I embrace all cultures, not just Japan's.
Takeshis castle was one of the funniest things to watch when I was younger
what about that japanese chocolate game show? looks fun!
Lucky Penny That's what i was thinking about the entire episode.
the one where people bite random things to see if they're made of chocolate?
yeah Norene Bassin
I love hearing the crew's laughs more in this episode, like their response to Link's "So you're retired." joke xD
It always made me so mad when the kids couldn't put together the silver monkey in Legends of the Hidden Temple...I guess there was a lot of adrenaline...but for real, it was only three pieces...Also those guys who would jump out were scary as s#!%
Link's such a nice guy, always talking with the crew and trying to include them in things.
Concentration was a game show in Germany in the 40s.
Michael Rickrolled He was the producer. The host was a fella called Dr. Josef M. Look him up.
LOL!! 😂 And the Nazis were the host.
Was it a show about camping?
was it about concentrating the most? ;P
Concentration was also an american game hosted by Jack Narz in the 1960's through 1970's. There was also Classic Concentration hosted by Alex Trebek in the 1980's.
I ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH RHETT ABOUT THE TOASTER SCARING YOU EVERY TIME!! I usually,walk away and go somewhere else so I won't jump! xD
I really like the game show called hole In the wall (it that is a game show)
That was a funny show too
It was so funny, used to watch it every Saturday night
"Wipeout" (or like it's called in my country, "Hombre al agua", meaning "Man thrown into water") is AMAZING. The fails are just hilarious.
my favourite "game show" is wipeout, the american version
My favorite childhood game shows were Global Guts, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Figure It Out, and Double Dare. Those were amazing.
The crew should get a microphone
and two turntables
The japanese show you are talking about is huge, I love it and have been addicted to this show for ages!! Every year they do a 24 punishment game. Look up 'gaki no tsukai' and 24 hour tag. Also search 'silent library', absolutely tasty, Kiki and 'sushi he'
Guys, we can't hear the crew when they're offscreen! It's frustrating.
Turn your volume up then.
I can hear them....
I can barely hear them... :s
I can hear them just fine...
True
I loved "Cram," where contestants had to stay up all night and read all the useless trivia that they would be tested over, and then attempt various trivia challenges without the opportunity for sleep, and "Russian Roulette" was a pretty fun show (the contestants answer questions, and if they get the answer wrong, there's a chance they'll be dropped through a trapdoor beneath them). Also, the original Match Game was great too.
The Newlywed Game was great back in the day....
Tht shit got dirty
My favorite isn't a game show in the traditional sense but it's sort of reality show meets game show-- Solitary. It's like a psychological experiment show where the contestants compete against each other (but really themselves) to eventually win a cash prize. They are deprived of sleep, food, and human contact and given physical and mental tasks to complete. The person who quits first is eliminated, but they have no idea what the other contestants are doing our when they have quit.
It's seriously the best reality show I have ever watched and I loathe reality tv. It's free on Hulu and I HIGHLY recommend it.
Game shows I like: Family Feud, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, The Price is Right, Fear Factor, American Ninja Warrior, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Wipeout, Silent Library, Deal or No Deal
"Cooler than Double Dare?!" I don't know why that has me laughing so hard.
When are you going to make a new music video? It's been 8 months.
They're working on one.
I love Family Feud, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune and The Price is Right! They are all amazing. I love hearing some of the answers on all of those shows. I also love Steve Harvey's expressions and reactions to the answers on Family Feud. It makes me laugh every time.
I'm not sure if you approve and deny what ads pop up before your video but if you do could you not choose horror? I watch in the morning when I'm alone and the house is dark... Creeps me out when I'm just trying to get my dose of GMM.
You're getting the "unfriended" trailer ad too?
Plus that ad is super triggering for some people. It's horrible and there's no way to skip it.
Me Soy yo
And I really don't want to get ad blocker because I want to support the people I watch in any way I can, but it's really hard for some people when these ads play.
I just mute the volume.
+Badatstuff lol
This was a fun video! My fav is wheel of fortune & here in Australia in the 90's we had a great kids game show called Amazing.
Gaki no Tsukai : Batsu Game is my fav , Japanese gameshow is weird
I love them so much!
Nobody mentioned my favorite game show: Match Game. Also, yeah, that guy was awesome that cracked the Press Your Luck! sequence. They did a whole documentary on him on Game Show Network.
cant hear to crew :'((
*the
*helpers
*servants
*hired Slaves
they are all cool enough to run their own show if they would wanted to
I LOVED Legend of the Hidden Temple. That was the door my family used to watch on the weekend.
My favorite game show was the original american version of Who's line is it anyway hosted by Drew Carey
I remember the crystal maze, it was amazing.
and also there's a french show with a castle on an island called "Fort Boyard"
I'm sick of that horror ad I see on every video
No kidding!!!!!! Its so annoying.
I always get the ad for that movie "get hard."
Adblock plus... i havent had a commercial on youtube for years now.
Stevo T me too, but sometimes I turn it off incase I get a rhett and link commercial
I loved one show that was in my country in 2000s, maybe in 2004. It was a gaming show where you could call them and by pushing buttons on your home phone you controlled the Crash Bandicoot game (for example by pressing 5 you jump, 8 is for spinning etc.)
plz guys - repeat what people behind the camera says or give them a mic! ^_^
The secret to looking smart when watching Jeopardy is to DVR it, watch it, memorize the answers, then playback with the family and yell out all the correct answers...BAM, you're smart! :)
I always wanted to be a contestant on Remote Control...classic 80's MTV game show.
I have a microwave with a toaster built in. Put the bread in the toast compartment set the darkness level and it beeps when it's done. It's pretty awesome.
PLAY 0:51 OVER AND OVER RHETT IS SO ADORABLE IM CRYING
I get scared when the toast pops out of the toaster too. Glad I'm not the only one haha
Legends of the Hidden TEMPLE. YESSSS. I got sooooo excited when you said that. it's the best!!!!
I remember Legend of the Hidden Temple, though Jeopardy has always been my favorite, even as a kid. And my mom was on Wheel of Fortune a couple years ago.
I remember there was a game show in Canada called "Just like Mom"...mom and their kids complete one another family..then at the end they have bonus round where they have to cook something...
Win, Lose or Draw with Bert Convy...Family Feud with Richard Dawson.
Gaki No Tsukai (that "This is no task for kids" show they were talking about) is by far my favorite game show.
Rhett is so right. I wait for my toast to pop, I know it'll pop, and then *pop!* I jump every time. Rhett knows.
There was a Japanese game show they aired on G4 for a little while called Unbeatable Banzuke. It was glorious.
I too enjoy family feud montages. The show is hilarious with Steve Harvey and I love how he calls people out on their ridiculous answers.
Whoever said Legends of the Hidden Temple is AWESOME! That was my favorite. I used to watch that all the time when it was on.
That was Chase.
omg the nostalgia from hearing about legends of the hidden temple. bring back my childhood
Best game show we had in Brazilian television was called "Passa ou Repassa". Similar questions to Jeopardy, but with lots of crazy mini games.
Nick Arcade! and Legends of the Hidden Temple! nice choices, 90s kids :D
My favorite game show as a kid was Supermarket Sweep. Loved that show!
Did not expect Morgan to know the Crystal Maze!
The game with the doors Link suggested reminds me of Knock Knock from Takeshi's Castle/MXC.
Wipeout, Minute to Win It, Don't Forget the Lyrics, and Family Feud were my jam as a kid.
My two favourite game shows are Takeshi's Castle and The Interceptor. Takeshi's castle was a Japanese gameshow that is/was broadcasted on Challenge and it is Japanese people going through weird mini games like scaling a wall then sliding into muck, walking across a rope bridge with a golden football whilst the antagonists shot footballs at you out of an air cannon, domino runs, running into doors that could be a plank of wood, a net, thin bit of paper or hiding own of the antagonists behind it.
The interceptor was an English gameshow where two people were selected and dropped at different points in a field a few miles away from a town and they needed to first find where they are to go to on a map then find a briefcase with a key in it that opened the other persons case and both had a key in it that opened a third case containing money. The twist is they are timed and they have basically a hitman, the interceptor, who would follow BOTH of them and try shoot there case so it wouldn't open. The weirdest part about the interceptor is he was dressed like agent 42 from the hitman games...
Hollywood squares and shop till you drop are my faves.
Jeopardy is my current favorite. When I was a kid, I watched hours of Game Show Network at my grandma's house.
Absolutely love Jeopardy. I always feel like a genius when I get final Jeopardy correct and the contestants don't.
Rhett...I feel your pain with toasters. O_O I have to exit the room whenever a toaster is in the process of heating bread... I also jump every time...
I always grew up with toaster ovens and so the first time I had toast from a standard "pop" type toaster, I was a bit scared by it being done.
Spike's MXC will always have a special place in my heart.
Omg!! Legends of the Hidden Temple! I remember watching that while I got ready for school when I was a kid
Legend of the Hidden Temple and Double Dare! Love those!
"seats taken" followed by that one kid with the funny voice "you cant sit here!"
how could you NOT quote those daily?!?!
Yes, Rhett! Please design a toaster that does not give people heart attacks in the morning. I wholeheartedly agree!
When they started talking about the old 90s nick game shows, it just took me back and I remember now
What about Solitary? They separate people into small rooms, where they're totally isolated and only have a computer to talk to.They have to complete extreme challenges to stay in the room, (though they can leave at any time), but the aim is to be the last person in their room - not knowing if the others have left or not. It's really intense.
(There's also already a toaster with a slow rise function, i think it's by Breville.)
Ah Legends of the Hidden Temple! Brings back so many memories.
I loved Legends of the Hidden Temple as a kid but when I stayed in London for uni I loved bbc's Pointless. Such a fun show.
Oh! You should have the gang as guests on an episode of ear biscuits! They're always funny (when you can hear them) and it'd be a fun fan service episode
when i was a kid there was a show called fear factor, they had to do and eat crazy things, like swim in an underwater maze, see how long you could stay in a tub snakes.
You're right, I'm standing there telling myself; "It's gonna pop, don't be scared" I still always have a feel of shock....
Cooler than Double Dare?!? HAHA His face was priceless. Like someone smashed his dreams.
Do an episode where you just go through the mythical wheel and do scenarios and the crew has to vote who does it best. That would be a great game show and GMM episode!
So I don't eat a lot of toast nor do the people I know (from Norway) but I had a toaster that shot out the toast like a valcano. The bread flew across the kitchen!