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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: colonial on November 26, 2018, 02:54:57 PM
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EGOT winner, "View" co-host and former "HS" center square Whoopi Goldberg looks to be dipping her toes back into the game show genre.
Deadline reports Goldberg has acquired the rights to create a U.S. adaptation of the Romanian game "Win Your Country".
https://deadline.com/2018/11/whoopi-goldberg-to-adapt-romanian-gameshow-win-your-country-in-the-u-s-via-her-one-hoe-banner-44-blue-1202505098/
The show is essentially a mix of Blockbusters and the board game "Risk", as contestants try to win as many U.S. states by showing off their knowledge of all things Americana.
Sizzle reel from the production company …
http://smallworldift.com/members/win-your-country/
JD
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Looks fun. It sounds like the Romanian version is a daily show. Wonder if Whoopi will shoot for that.
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Would love to know what Canadian network is interested as per the Deadline article. Fun little show.
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Would love to know what Canadian network is interested as per the Deadline article. Fun little show.
I figure something like this will be produced by/for the CBC. I don't see the RoBelUs networks optioning a new game show.
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I don't see the RoBelUs networks optioning a new game show.
Which one of these is Global? (You know, the one that had Definition for approximately a billion years?)
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Nowadays Global is owned by Shaw Communications... So I'm guessing they're not represented in that media conglomerate! My guess if that it doesn't end up on CBC it's bound for a specialty channel.
OT: My neighbour was on Definition - by her own definition she was hopped up on Tylenol Threes and won a copper flambe pan (she lost). Have tried for years to get the tape with no luck.
Ryan.
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I don't see the RoBelUs networks optioning a new game show.
Which one of these is Global? (You know, the one that had Definition for approximately a billion years?)
Definition was on CFTO, which is now the flagship of CTV, owned by Bell.
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Definition was on CFTO, which is now the flagship of CTV, owned by Bell.
Was it CTV? I thought it was Global. Fair enough; I sit corrected.