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Subject: Re: Gameshow prizes (MK or others)

Date: Tue 01/01/08 21:22:28 GMT

Name: Frank (the noname)

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Hi, there also was the "100.000 Mark Show", where contestants could win - you guess it - 100.000 DM. At the end of the show one contestant had to play a breathholding game in a big tube under water. Often it was the female one. Other games in this show also led to our favorite topic. The concept of this show also was brought to other countries. I think in the Netherlands it was a show called "Staatslotterij" or else.

Also on german TV there was a show called "Glücksspirale", where contestants could win up to 77.777 DM. A lot of games, which always had to be dary for the contestants, included wetlook. For instance, I remember a woman who was afraid of the touch of wet clothes (sic!), so she had to enter a giant washing machine. Fully clothed, of course.

Everybody have a nice 2008!

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Gameshow prizes (MK or others)

By Tom - Tue 01/01/08 21:03:15 GMT

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Hi. I put MK in the subject since he's the biggest expert here but others can answer too.

I was wondering if you guys knew of messy or wetlook gameshows where there is a significant prize on the line. Most of those gameshows are for

ridiculous prizes or just for fun. The only gameshow I know where there was really a big prize was the german show Glucksritter. The winner of the spoon game

coud go on to win a prize worth close to 100 000 $. I liked it because it makes the the contestant a lot more nervous. Either she gets an incredible prize or the humiliation of the slime.

So was there anyother shows like that besides glucksritter ?

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