Double Dare

Contestants are quizzed on general knowledge questions, the winner has the choice of picking a box with a mystery prize or building up their cash bank.

An Australian version of the popular American quiz show. The main twist of this program was that the host would give the answers, to which the contestants would then have to supply the questions. This show was noted for having significantly more difficult questions than most other quiz shows.

Equal parts brains and blagging, this quiz show expects and encourages contestants to cheat their way to a cash prize. The one rule? Don't get caught.

The Nostalgia Critic hosts a zany game show in which contestants are brought out (often against their will) to answer questions on both mainstream and obscure pop culture.

"Hot Streak" is a game show pitting a team of five men against five women. While four members of the team are wearing headphones with loud music playing, the host reveals -- to the team captain -- the word they are playing for. The captain must then try to give verbal clues to the next person in line, relating to the word, without saying the actual word. Once a person guesses the word correctly, that person has to give clues to the next person, and so on down the line, without repeating any clues previously given, until all four team members have guessed the word correctly. The highest scoring team gets to go on to the final round, in which a topic is given by the host, and the team leader, with help from the audience, can pick four words relating to that topic (the other four contestants don the headphones again at this point, so they cannot hear the words being chosen). Once the words have been decided upon, the headphones are off, and all the contestants are ready to play. The host then tells them the topic, and the four contestants have to guess all four words relating to that topic, that have been pre-chosen by the team leader. Guess all four words, and go home with the cash!!!