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In the show, a contestant selects and opens a prize worth thousands of dollars; dream prizes such as luxury cars, exotic trips, jewelry and VIP experiences. Then, the next player is faced with a dilemma: do they steal a prize that has already been revealed, or do they take a chance with another unopened prize, hoping what's inside is worth more? But that's just the beginning. When there are only two contestants left, the players have a life-changing choice to make: keep the prizes they have or try and take all the prizes. If both players choose to keep mine, they will each keep the prizes they have won in the prior rounds. If one player chooses keep mine and the other chooses to take it all, the player that chose take it all will go home with all the prize, theirs and their opponents. But if both choose take it all, they both go home with nothing. The stakes are insanely high as each contestant grapples with the choice of a lifetime.

Ten entertainers pay a participation fee of one million Japanese Yen to enter a room together for six hours. Any person who laughs is immediately evicted, so the challenge is to make others laugh without laughing themselves. The last person left in the room wins the prize money of 10 million Japanese Yen.

After celebrating Doug's upcoming wedding in a cut rate hotel in Laughlin, NV, hungover guys Bradley, Ed and Zach wake up in a futuristic dystopia from the Hunger Games novel, having lost their pal, Doug. With the help of Effing and Justmitch, the trio's loyal advisers, the gang must now prepare to battle their way through the pop culture districts of The Hungover Games including The Real Housewives of District 8 and Teddy from The Puppet District.

Marc Summers hosts Family Double Dare as two kids and their parents compete in sloppy physical challenges and trivia for prizes.

Gameshow where the contestants answer questions from school, grade one to five. The contestants can receive help from students currently in five grade.

Duck Quacks Don't Echo is a British television comedy entertainment and science panel show presented by comedian Lee Mack.

Geeks who drink is a trivia type game show hosted by Zachary Levi.

Two young and naive guys accidentally move into a small artist commune and get caught up in all sorts of shenanigans as they struggle to find their way (and themselves) in Brooklyn.

The show will feature ten men and ten women looking to improve their fitness who will be paired with trainers specializing in strength and conditioning. Like with The Biggest Loser, the series will chronicle the contestants' transformation as they get eliminated until a winner is named.

Computer enthusiasts compete by building different kinds of computer systems on budget and limited time.

Lola and Chelsea know nothing of each other, only that they wait for the bus every day at the same time. This all changes when the two women intervene in a fatal carjacking and are subsequently thrust into a chase from authorities across Australia with a vehicle filled with cash. The strangers must rely on each other and their instincts while they are on the run.

Jesse Cox and Jessica Marzipan take party games, remix the rules, and create somewhat embarrassing situations with their awesome (and infinitely patient) guests.