Making shapes on a gameshow

Article Abstract:

"Hole in the Wall" is a television program developed and broadcast by Japan-based Fuji, which is based on the 1990s computer game Tetris. Players form their bodies into various shapes in order to fit through oddly shaped "holes in a wall". The format of the show, as well as its potential success in the UK, are discussed.

Hole in the Wall (Television program)

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Freakshows of the trivial

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'Back to Reality' a reality gameshow did not do as well as was expected. One reason behind this outcome is that the contestant's every action and reaction is contrived and hence the human drama that is created is rendered to be meaningless.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Product defects and recalls, 'Back to Reality' (Television program)

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Telly needs to titillate

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The reality show Big Brother is being labeled eseedy and cynicalE which is not right. Just like we eat junk food knowing well that it is not nutritious, so is the case with TV; everyone can do with some light entertainment once in a while.

Public affairs, Social aspects

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