I Survived a Japanese Game Show season 1 explained

Season Number:1
Starring:Tony Sano (TV host)
Rome Kanda (Majide Host)[1]

I Survived a Japanese Game Show is an American reality show that followed a group of Americans who leave the United States for Japan, where they compete in a Japanese style game show.[2] [3] Season one premiered on ABC on June 24, 2008. The show was hosted by Tony Sano. On August 6, 2008, financial representative, Justin Wood, was pronounced the winner. He won a cash prize of US$250,000 (JP¥25 million).

Contestants

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Teams
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Four
Finish
Darcy Sletager
Returned to game
Yellow
Penguins
1st eliminated
(against Bilenda)

44, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
Green
Monkeys
Left game
due to illness

26, Medford, Massachusetts
Green
Monkeys
Green
Monkeys
2nd eliminated
(against Darcy)

31, Sandpoint, Idaho
Yellow
Penguins
Green
Monkeys
3rd eliminated
(against Meaghan)

23, Matthews, North Carolina
Green
Monkeys
Green
Monkeys
4th eliminated
(against Donnell)

21, Staten Island, New York
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
Green
Monkeys
5th eliminated
(against Donnell)

28, Boston, Massachusetts
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
6th eliminated
(against Bilenda)

38, Charlotte, North Carolina
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
7th eliminated,
4th place

22, San Antonio, Texas
Green
Monkeys
Green
Monkeys
Green
Monkeys
8th eliminated,
3rd place

32, Chicago, Illinois
Green
Monkeys
Green
Monkeys
Green
Monkeys
Runner-up

24, Trussville, Alabama
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
Yellow
Penguins
Winner

List of episodes

Game results

Elimination chart
No.Name1234567
1LOSEWINWINWINWINLOSESAFESAFEOMEDETO
2WINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINSAFESAFESAYONARA
3WINLOSELOSELOSELOSEWINSAFESAYONARA
4LOSEWINWINWINWINLOSESAYONARA
5LOSEWINWINWINWINSAYONARA
6LOSEWINWINWINSAYONARA
7WINLOSELOSESAYONARA
8SAYONARALOSESAYONARA
9WINSAYONARA
10QUIT

The contestant was a member of the Green Monkeys.

The contestant was a member of the Yellow Penguins.

The contestant was a finalist and competed as an individual.

(OMEDETO) The contestant was the winner.

(SAYONARA) The contestant was the runner-up.

(WIN) The contestant was on the winning team and was immune from the Elimination challenge.

(LOSE) The contestant was on the losing team, but was not selected for the Elimination challenge.

(LOSE) The contestant was on the losing team and selected for the Elimination challenge, and won.

(SAYONARA) The contestant lost the Elimination Challenge and was eliminated.

(SAYONARA) The contestant finished last in an individual challenge and was eliminated.

(QUIT) The contestant withdrew from the competition.

Ratings

Ep #Air DateRatingShare18–49ViewersWeekly Rank
1July 244.473.1/9 (#2)8.03 (#2)10
2July 13.662.6/8 (#3)6.33 (#4)28
3July 84.072.8/8 (#3)6.83 (#4)26t
4July 154.072.4/7 (#3)5.82 (#4)31t
5July 233.252.2/7 (#3)5.74 (#4)31t
6July 303.462.3 (#4)5.8430
7August 62.951.94.5042t
t – Tied.

The show went against America's Got Talent on NBC, Big Brother 10 on CBS, reruns of House on Fox, except on July 15 when the MLB All-Star Game was telecast, and repeats of Reaper on The CW.

See also

Notes and References

  1. http://www.romekanda.com/rome.htm What's New
  2. Web site: Show: "I Survived a Japanese Game Show," ABC, June 24". https://web.archive.org/web/20080607135815/http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/japanesegameshow,0,7567983.photo. dead. 2008-06-07. The Los Angeles Times.
  3. Web site: Summer TV preview. Chuck Barney. The Mercury News. 2008-06-04.