"Easiest Game Show Ever" Review

Set Design- 10

Gameplay- 9

Show Flow- 10

Potential Viewer Ratings- 6

Play-Along Factor- 10

Host- 8

Overall Rating- 8.8

STAY TUNED: “Easiest Game Show Ever” Premieres Tonight on Pop TV

The latest True/False game show to hit the U.S. airwaves is set to debut on Pop TV tonight at 9:00pm EST with host Michale Ian Black, former co-host of the short-lived Trust Me I’m A Gameshow Host. The first two episodes of the 20-episode season will air this evening. As the title states, the game itself is simple: answer 15 out of 20 True or False pop culture trivia questions correctly and win $100,000. Here’s where it gets tricky: once the team has answered all 20 questions, co-host Abbi Crutchfield will reveal more facts about each question and the team will be allowed to change their answer. Pop TV’s first-ever game show is executive produced by Nigel Lythgoe (American Idol) and Gail Berman (Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life) with executive producer Barry Poznick (Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?).
EDIT: Upon watching the first episode, Crutchfield nor her role in revealing additional information about each question before unveiling the correct answer are featured in the series.

Pop To Begin Production On “Easiest Game Show Ever” October 19

The cable network, formerly known as the TV Guide Network and TVGN, will start production on the new true/false game show aptly named Easiest Game Show Ever. As stated in its title, the game is simple, a team of two contestants must answer 15 out of 20 true-or-false pop culture questions correctly to win $100,000 in cash. During the game, host and co-host Michael Ian Black and Abbi Crutchfield will provide teams with more facts to the questiobns once they provide their initial responses and will be allowed to change their answers. The first 20-episode season will start filming October 19 and is scheduled to premiere early 2016 on Pop. Easiest Game Show Ever is executive produced by Nigel Lythgoe, Gail Berman and Eric Levy with executive producer Barry Poznick. On a quick end note, this will be Black’s second true/false-formatted game show he will have hosted with the first being TBS’s short-lived series Trust Me, I’m A Gameshow Host.