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Watch options. Storyline Edit. The World's toughest competition in town! Action Adventure Comedy Game-Show. Did you know Edit. Trivia The name "Babaganoosh" became a running gag when the staff had little time to come up with names before tapings and ended up recycling names, with this one becoming a fan favorite.

Quotes [repeated line] Vic Romano : [after Kenny says something relating to the discussion] Right you are, Ken! User reviews 54 Review. Top review. Hilarious, inspired show! Probably like a lot of people, I discovered this show while idly channel-flipping.

At first the games themselves fascinated me. I'd heard about Japanese game shows for years, but only seen brief snippets of them. I started laughing hysterically as a succession of hapless schmucks got slammed by huge fake boulders rolling down a narrow channel. But it took a while for the bizarre and clever dubbed-in voiceovers to register.

Once they did, I realized that I'd found a new favorite. An earlier poster listed the fake names given to some of the games in this show, but I just heard my favorite tonight. In this game, a contestant clings to a huge spinning mushroom that is propelled over a pool of muddy water, trying to land on a small platform at the other end of the pool. But the creators of this show stayed away from stereotypes by setting one hard-and-fast directive: they would not write any Asian references.

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By Alex Lauer alexlauer. Strap on your helmet for a trip down a muddy memory lane. More Like This. As time went on, the words "The National Network" were downplayed in promotions. This was an effort both to further distance itself from its former country music-based identity and to trumpet an increase in original programming. Likewise, after more than two years in a non-country format, it had long ceased to be "new" in any meaningful sense. In early , another name change was announced.

The new brand, Spike TV , was marketed as the first television channel for men. Eventually, early in , the channel would begin, in promotional segments it airs, referring to itself simply as "Spike", omitting the "TV". The name change to "Spike TV" was supposed to be official on June 16, Lee claimed that because of his well-known popularity in Hollywood, viewers would therefore assume that he was associated with the new channel.

The channel had planned an official launch of its new name at a star-studded, televised party at The Playboy Mansion in mid-June. But due to Lee's injunction, the special—titled Party With Spike —had to be heavily edited and the impact of the event was considerably muted.

During the lawsuit, even the name "TNN" was significantly scaled back, as logos and voice-overs referred to the channel only as "The First Network for Men". Spike Jones Jr. In announcing the settlement, Lee admitted that he did not believe that the channel intentionally tried to trade on his name.

Lee's injunction had become the subject of ridicule in the media and talk shows, thus bringing free publicity to the fledgling channel. The name change became official on August 11, The name change was slated to coincide with an adult-oriented change in programming including original animated series Stripperella and Gary the Rat. Popular reruns such as Baywatch , V. The original Nickelodeon episodes aired on Spike also aired uncut. It has scored some major coups in terms of its programming, receiving syndication rights to several Star Trek series which was produced by another Viacom branch, Paramount Pictures , as well as most of the James Bond series of movies.

Its finale led to the channel's highest ratings at the time, and a second season aired in the Summer of It joined the lineup on October 1, The promotion of the CSI franchises earned Spike the colloquial title "The CSI Channel" during this period because as much as one third eight hours of programming blocks were devoted to the franchise.

Template:Citation needed. The first episode aired on March 8, From that point on, it moved back to Thursday. The contestants are given options on how they will be struck, ranging from a sack of nickels, to a female soccer player. The most popular episode was episode four of season 1 which aired January 28, On this episode Swedish actress Annika Svedman dressed as an NCAA cheerleader and was selected twice by contestants to be kicked in their testicles by her.

The best known version of the clip usually distributed as a Flash clip shows a cheerleading outfit clad Svedman complete with pom poms moving her legs back and forth before delivering a debilitating kick. The original clip was made and distributed on YouTube from a thread of the original segment. The clip has been continuously removed from the website for copyright infringement, however, the clip continues to reemerge due to its cult-like popularity.



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