I understand that they want interactive games, but instead of getting all these games that personally bore me, why don't we mix in less interactive games.
Evenmore, why don't we change some games to make them interactive? The first examples that came to mind are:
- Having the kid(s) walk the path in Pathfinder, while the parent tells them where to step from next to the SPs.
- turn the trilons in One Away
- reveal the Grand Game flaps (just the first three, the fourth should be dramatic)
- place the products in IITB (model hands product to kids, kid places it on table)
I know that this is probably not the biggest issue with today's show, but I just wanted to get that off my chest.
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Now the the show....
CoG was made easier if you used the math theory, but -07 is really hard to pick as correct.
Punch-a-Bunch was my favorite part of the day. When Devon figured out what was going on with the SPs, he was shouting the answers before his mom could!! It's too bad more kids were not involved.
Dice Game is basically a luck game after the first roll, and sometimes you go against the odds and win and sometimes you lose. Just so happened that today's playing fell under the latter.
Safe Crackers was also a nice segment. I liked how Jeffrey and Julianna automatically thought it was either $570 or $750 and talked it out on stage. Since we have had a lot of pair episodes, I wish we would have more cooperation like this.
Pushover was tough and they came within $1,000 of winning, not much else to say.
And finally, Rat Race was devastating. Close on the first two and then plays the game on the one day the the last product is not the life saver.
Today had good points and bad points, but specials really should only have good points (and maybe mediocrity at times)
And speaking of Rat Race, this is something that really irks me: Since it was wiped out today, Drew still forced the rats to race. I still don't understand why bother racing the rats if that game had a wipeout..............I mean, what's the point in doing that, anyway?!
Maybe they could make it into a consolation game. If you pick the rat that finishes first, we will give you $100 to try and mask your complete failure.