"The CNN Quiz Show" Review

Set Design- 7

Gameplay- 6

Show Flow- 6

Potential Viewer Ratings- 6

Play-Along Factor- 9

Host- 9

Overall- 7.2

Quick Review of "Broke-Ass Game Show"

Here’s how the game is played: hosts Derek Gaines and David Magidoff engage random pedestrians in New York City in a series of unique (to say the least) trivia and physical challenges and stunts for “low-budget” cash prizes. That’s about it. It's as simple as that. Upon watching the first episode of MTV’s latest game show, two shows came to mind: Fuse’s Billy On The Street and the network’s comedic hidden camera series Money From Strangers.

Quick Review of "Sports Jeopardy!"

The latest Jeopardy! spinoff, hosted by veteran sportscaster Dan Patrick, plays similarly to the original version. The only differences between the two shows are the contestants playing for points in the game, the winner of the game receives $5,000 while second and third place earns $2,000 and $1,000, respectively; there are four clues per category and they are valued at 250, 500, 750 and 1000 (500, 1000, 1500, 2000 in Double Jeopardy!). The season’s three highest scoring players return to compete in the two-game Championship Match at the end of the season where the winner receives $50,000. 

"Idiotest" Review

Set Design- 7

Gameplay- 8

Show Flow- 7

Potential Viewer Ratings- 9

Play-Along Factor- 10

Host- 8

Overall Rating- 8.1

"Mind Of A Man" Review

Set Design- 8

Gameplay- 9

Show Flow- 6

Potential Viewer Ratings- 7

Play-Along Factor- 10

Host- 7

Overall Rating- 7.8