The Biggest Game Show in the World (Greek TV series) explained

Genre:Reality competition
Presenter:Nadia Boule
Composer:Alain Weiller
Country:France
China
Language:Greek
Num Seasons:1
Num Episodes:13
Executive Producer:Anna Arvaniti
Editor:Thodoris Simantirakis
Runtime:75 minutes
Network:ANT1
Related:The Biggest Game Show in the World
Jeux sans frontières

The Biggest Game Show in the World (Greece) is a Greek reality game show based on the French-Chinese TV game shows, The Biggest Game Show in the World.[1]

The show is supposed to be based on the game show Jeux sans frontières, which was considered the biggest televised game show in the world for over 30 years.

1st Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China9
France13
Russia 16
Greece24
Kazakhstan27
Spain22

Wall of championsThe wall of champions is the sixth and final game that brings out the final winner of each episode. the assay of the game split into two groups: the first group involved teams that received with the lowest score, assert the 4th, 5th, and 6th place, while the second group involved teams that received with the highest score and assert 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. the final points of groups corresponds to height on the wall of champions (e.g. if Russia have a final score 18 points, then the pole will be placed at 18 and from there will start the player)

TeamsGroups Final Ranking
China A5th
FranceA6th
Russia A4th
GreeceB2nd
KazakhstanB1st
SpainB3rd

2nd Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China10
France17
Russia20
Greece21
Kazakhstan21
Spain23

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A5th
FranceA 6th
Russia A 4th
GreeceB2nd
KazakhstanB1st
SpainB3rd^

^Spain lost the second place, because the last player had put the pole in the indication one instead of zero and finally took third place.

3rd Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China 19
France 16
Russia 20
Greece17
Kazakhstan27
Spain23

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A4th
FranceA6th
Russia B1st
GreeceA 5th
KazakhstanB 3rd
SpainB2nd

4th Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China 14
France21
Russia 20
Greece22
Kazakhstan22
Spain20

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A5th
FranceB3rd
Russia A 4th
GreeceB 2nd
KazakhstanB1st
SpainA6th

5th Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China 12
France18
Russia 22
Greece18
Kazakhstan23
Spain26

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A5th
FranceA 6th
Russia B 3rd^
GreeceA 4th
KazakhstanB 1st
SpainB2nd

^Russia lost the first place, because the last player had put the pole in the indication one instead of zero and finally took third place.

6th Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China 14
France11
Russia 19
Greece23
Kazakhstan22
Spain23

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A5th
FranceA6th
Russia A4th
GreeceB2nd
KazakhstanB 1st
SpainB 3rd

7th Episode

TeamsFinal Points
China 12
France11
Russia 25
Greece 20
Kazakhstan26
Spain25

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A 5th
FranceA 6th
Russia B 1st
GreeceA 4th
KazakhstanB 2nd
SpainB 3rd

8th Episode

Teams Final Points
China16
Russia 23
Greece20
Kazakhstan22
Spain22

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A 5th
Russia B 3rd
GreeceA 4th
KazakhstanB 1st
SpainB 2nd

9th Episode

Teams Final Points
China13
France19
Russia 13
Greece15
Kazakhstan27
Spain24

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A 6th
FranceB 3rd
Russia A4th
GreeceA 5th
KazakhstanB 1st
SpainB2nd

10th Episode

Teams Final Points
China5
France22
Russia 22
Greece21
Kazakhstan16
Spain27

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A6th
FranceB3rd
Russia B 1st
GreeceA 4th
KazakhstanA 5th
SpainB2nd

11th Episode (Semi-Final 1)

Teams Final Points
China11
France16
Russia 21
Greece17
Kazakhstan25
Spain24

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A 6th
FranceA5th
Russia B2nd
GreeceA 4th
KazakhstanB 1st
SpainB3rd

12th Episode (Semi-Final 2)

Teams Final Points
China16
France17
Russia 15
Greece25
Kazakhstan19
Spain22

Wall of champions

Teams Groups Final Ranking
China A 5th
FranceA6th
Russia A 4th
GreeceB 1st
KazakhstanB 2nd
SpainB 3rd

13th Episode (Final)

Teams Final Points
China11
France20
Russia 31
Greece25
Kazakhstan35
Spain37

Wall of champions

Before you start the game was a draw that will compete in the wall countries. Russia, Spain and France first started and immediately after Kazakhstan, Greece and China started second. The aim was to make the fastest time on the wall. (e.g. if Greece did 1 minute 5 seconds then all countries are champions of the game)(The country reach the finish line with the lowest time is the winner)

Teams Final Ranking
China 5th place
France6th place
Russia 2nd place
Greece3rd place
KazakhstanChampion
Spain4th place

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Notes and References

  1. http://athenstvchannels.blogspot.gr/2013/10/ant1-2510-2215-biggest-game-show-in.html ANT1:Έρχεται την Παρασκευή 25/10 (22:15) το The biggest game show in the world