1. Puzzle solving combined with sports, throwing the ball into the hole can win the prize money.
Lucky Red Ball is a quiz show with Martin Rütter as the host. Players need to work in pairs to answer questions about music, sports, entertainment news, etc. The winning team may get a prize of 100,000 euros.
One of the characteristics of the quiz in the program is that the questions will not be presented in words, and all questions will be presented in the form of audio, puzzles or animations. For example, in the challenge of finding pictures, the contestants need to choose one of the four pictures corresponding to the first picture. Players will sit in a giant sleigh opposite the host, and the sleigh will slide farther and farther as the game progresses. At the beginning of the next race, the sled will sink into a hole in the ground. Whenever the players answer a correct question, they must put a red ball into a hole in the ground in a way similar to bowling, so as to ensure that they can get a bonus. However, as the sled seat goes away, the pitching area is farther and farther away from the hole, and it is more and more difficult to throw into the hole. If the players run out of red balls, they will be eliminated Between each question, the contestants can decide to stop answering questions at any time and take away the accumulated bonus. But if you want to win the final prize of 100,000 euros, the contestants must answer the last question on the 10th track.
According to the original design of the program, the audience was set in a semi-circular area behind the sleigh, just like an ancient arena. However, due to the epidemic, the program can only be recorded without an audience.
2. The Dutch broadcast the ice talent competition program, and the "Ice Sculptors" decided the skill level.
Master of Ice Sculpture is a talent competition program with the theme of ice sculpture art. Six experienced ice sculpture artists will learn skills in the program and strive to produce the most beautiful ice sculpture works. Each program will set a different competition theme, and the theme of the first program is magic. The contestants will have two rounds of competition, one outdoor and the other indoor. The indoor competition environment is a studio specially built according to the theme of the program, which can create a better display space for the ice sculptures of the contestants. The player with the lowest score in each program will be eliminated, and the three remaining players will compete in the final. The judges of this program are Alec Messchaert and Anique Kuizenga, who will grade the contestants’ works.
3. Interesting topics test professional musicians and measure how high the "sound quotient" of big stars is.
Test Your Tone Quotient is a music-themed game program that tests the music knowledge of Norwegian stars, with Anders Hoff as the host. Singer Silya Nymoen and actor Jakob Schøyen Andersen will be the leaders of the two teams in the program, and new star guests will participate in the competition in each program. Can the contestants identify the tune of a song in one second? Can they see through the truth when the guests claim that they are performing original songs? A variety of music-related challenges are waiting for the contestants to complete. These challenges include not only questions and answers about music, but also performance projects such as chorus challenges. The "sound quotient" of the guests will be judged according to their performance in the challenges. Audiences can challenge the music with the stars in front of the TV to test how high their "sound quotient" is.
4. Netflix documentary program focuses on Indian weddings and records wedding date of 12 couples.
Wedding date is a documentary program with the theme of Indian wedding. The program recorded the whole process of 12 Indian couples preparing for their dream wedding, and showed the audience all kinds of twists and turns and unexpected moments they experienced in preparing for the traditional Indian wedding. On the one hand, it presented the audience with eye-opening content, on the other hand, it explored how the amazing Indian wedding was created. In order to organize the most exciting luxury Indian wedding, the couple and their relatives and friends are doing their best. The program not only truly records the whole process of wedding preparation, but also shows the dramatic scenes and unique personal inner entanglements in each family, which makes the program show as dramatic effect as Bollywood movies.
5. 40 questions are aggressive, forcing the star’s truest side from shallow to deep.
"40 questions" is a brand-new revision of the program of the same name that was broadcast on CNN Turk and Kanal D channels in Turkey. In the program, the host will conduct an interview for 80 minutes, and the invited star guests need to sincerely answer 40 questions about him, and the answer time for each question is only 2 minutes. These problems involve the personal, family, career and many other aspects of the star. Among them, some questions are raised by experts from different fields, while others are raised by viewers through video or social media. These questions are divided into two categories: the first category is green simple questions, and the second category is red questions, which refer to questions that no one dares to ask under normal circumstances. What the star guests need to do is to answer as many as 40 questions as possible in the 80-minute interview, but as the program goes on, the questions will become more and more sharp and direct, forcing the guests to gradually show their truest side.
6. Stars return to childhood campus and recall childhood memories in the classroom.
"When I was Young" is a documentary program that allows celebrities to return to school and recall childhood events, with Eric Goens as the host. In each program, a celebrity guest will return to his former campus. By revisiting their old places, celebrities will revisit the playground, coffee shop, gymnasium and other places on campus and recall their feelings in the first year of school. In addition to celebrities themselves, the host will also visit celebrities’ parents, family members, close friends, teachers and first love, and listen to their impressions of celebrities’ childhood. At the end of each program, celebrities need to take a "surprise exam" in the classroom, and they need to answer the questions they took when they were ten years old.
In the first episode, the famous hostess Julie Van den Steen returned to her old school in Dandmond. There, she studied reading and writing, spent warm time with her grandmother and met her first love. Eric Goens, the host, hopes to discover the truest side of Julie when she was a child from her old acquaintance.
International model market information
1. ITV TV ordered The Masked Dance King.
ITV, a British commercial television station, has announced that it will adapt the mode of The Masked Dance King and make it into a 90-minute local adaptation of seven episodes. The program will be produced by Bandicoot Scotland and is expected to meet the audience this spring.
The masked dancing king model is born out of a game link in the famous American talk show Ellen Show, and draws lessons from some elements of the global hot Korean model The Masked King of Songs. In the program, celebrities from all fields will wear strange clothes, masks or hoods to hide their identity and dance with music on the stage. A guessing team composed of several stars will work with the audience to guess the true identity of celebrities under the mask according to some clues given by the program group.
The American version of The Masked Dance King was broadcast on FOX at the end of 2020. The lineup of the star guessing jury of the British version of the program has been announced, including dancer Oti Mabuse, comedy stars Jonathan Ross, Mo Gilligan and hostess Davina McCall.
2. The Weakest Link returns to the Australian screen.
Nine Networks, an Australian TV station, has ordered the answer program "The Weakest Link" in the new season, which also marks the return of this old classic model to the Australian screen after a lapse of 19 years.
Each program of "The Weakest Link" invited 9 contestants to participate in it, and conducted several rounds of answering competition. After each round of competition, all the players must choose the player who they think is the weakest in the last round of answering questions, and the player with the most votes will be eliminated until only two players are left to start the final showdown. There are not only exciting and quick answers, but also people’s games created by incomplete and fair rules, so it is loved by audiences all over the world.
So far, the weakest link model has been adapted in 46 countries and regions around the world.
3. The international distribution right of King of Golden Melody belongs to Banijay.
Banijay Rights, a British model company, recently obtained the international distribution right of the old entertainment model "King of Golden Melody" and will be responsible for the distribution and sales of this model outside the United States, Canada, Australia, Russia and Poland. Previously, the sales of this model were handled by the American production company Prestige Entertainment.
The model of King of Golden Melody was first born in 1950s, and it has been enduring for many years. It has been published locally in 26 different countries. In the program, two contestants compete for their familiarity and recognition of popular golden songs through various small games. The latest American version of the program was broadcast on FOX TV in January this year. Randy Jackson led the live orchestra to play and give a topic, and Jane Krakowski was the host.
Author | Du Meng
Editor | Peng Kan
Edit | Hu Yuxin
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