Television Take Off Game Shows

Game Show Gurus involves more participants per program than any other traveling game show !

	Television Take Off type game shows simulate the formats of your favorite shows that you know and love. Names have been changed or modified for obvious reasons.
	Category Busters	Our 5X5 matrix board of popular game show in which contestants provide the "questions" (or in our case, visa versa).  Now in Standard and Multi Media (updated). Double Categories and Final Busters are also included.	HTML    Download
	Survey Says?	Our version of the Family Feud game. The top six answers from surveys are on our board. Get the them before your team gets three strikes. Multi media,  Mini, and  standard version available.  See download for details.	HTML     Download
	Wheel of Knowledge	Our multi media version of that "Wheel of Fortune" type game. Spin the wheel, guess letters of our word puzzles. Buy a vowel for added help. Win the points when you guess the puzzle. We can add a twist - players have to answer a question to place their letter. Great for training purposes.	HTML     Download
	Question Bowl	Flashing back to the popular "GE College Bowl" or any number of TV game shows in which two or more teams compete with five players each in answering difficult questions, timed, with follow-up questions. Even the Brady Bunch has an episode featuring similar game.	HTML      Download
	Tic Tac Trivia	Two teams compete to place their "X" and "O's" but they must answer questions successfully before doing so. Add "Celebrities" to give answers and ask contestants to "Agree" or "Disagree"	(additional information to be posted soon)
	Multi Media Mania	Can't decide? Have a long running event. Book our  six in one version of popular TV take  off game show formats all video projected with custom contestant booths.	HTML     Download
	Karaoke Idol	Looking for the best singers in your group, our game show hosts runs ever increasing singing contest eliminations. Add instant improv, lip-synch rounds, and our "karaoke roulette", the most versatile talent wins. We leave out the off camera remarks and not to behave like Simon.  Combines well with our "Stage 2" promotion.
	Is That Your Final Answer?	Popular game show format in which one or more contestants or team answer ever so difficult questions for the big prize. Regis stays home. This game can be set up in many ways, depending on the application. Contestants can be qualified with wireless buzzers, contestant booths or other means. One or more players can participate in "the chair". Alternatively, we can set this up "Feud" style in which two teams compete for the "ladder" . Available in Multi Media or Standard version.
	Take It Or Leave It	Based completely around NBC's Deal or No Deal, our software is customized with 12 to 24 "suitcases" containing prizes or money.  The player /team then gueses which cases do not have the big prize (normally "everything". Every so often, our "Banker" rings the phone with an offer and the team has to "Take It Er Leave It". WE could run these in double.  Includes a hit button and a phone. Clients normally supply prizes unless arrangements are made in advance. This makes a great "final round" to any of our other game shows. We suggest qualifying the player/team by making them answer trivia questions with one of our other game shows. Contests can be run to see who makes "The best deal" in a night and then award them a prize.	HTML
	Make Me A Trivia Deal	With a name yet to be determined, we are meeting client requests with a new version of an old favorite. Using video screens or curtains, the concept will be similar to that famous Monty Hall show.  This can  also be a spinoff of NBC's Deal type show. . We know how to do this with and without models. There is no "trivia" involved in it's raw form. This game will,  by its design not involve that many people as contestants.
	Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?	While this game in it's purest form is a "risk reward" game that involves only one main player and some auxiliary players (who may or may not be in fifth grade), we can execute it as it stands or modify it to test adults on basic knowledge they should have learned as kids. We have modified this program to also be called "Smarter Than a Librarian".

Download the current "One Sheets" while we upload the info to the web. Except where noted, these "one sheets" are suitable for all markets. Adapt them to your needs if you are not in that market. Close your eyes and picture your audience behind our props. (Example: College game shows are programmed different than elementary school game shows).