Takeshi's Castle has been a big part of our childhood and has left us with many memorable (and knee shattering) memories. The Japanese game show aired between 1986 and 1990 and was eventually dubbed in various other countries, including in India dubbed famously by Jaaved Jaaferi.
Jaaferi provided a nuanced but effective humour to his commentary. The latest revival of the show is dubbed by Bhuvan Bam of BB Ki Vines fame and he uses one of his characters, Titu, to provide the commentary. The 2023 revival has 8 episodes and all of them released on Prime Video together.
Nickelodeon's famous game show was a huge part of growing up in the 90s and features teams who try to find the secret treasures hidden within a fictitious temple and was hosted by Kirk Fogg. The show's adventure elements and superb world building deserves praise of its own!
Originally broadcast on ABC from 2001 to 2008 and later renewed by Netflix, this is an interesting show where contestants must work as a team to add money to a pot. However, there's one among them who is tasked to sabotage the group's efforts!
This Japanese sports entertainment show features 100 competitors attempting to win a four-stage obstacle course. The game's obstacles are extremely interesting an it's entertaining to watch everyone try their best to reach the buzzer and win.
Hosted by characters Vic Romano and Kenny Blankenship, this game show is somewhat similar to Takeshi's castle and just as eccentric. MXC is re-purposed but brings forth something new and interesting still.
A fresh take on game shows, this one features 10 participants trapped in a room who have to make others laugh. The person who stays till the end without laughing wins a grand prize. It's a very interesting that will leave viewers in splits.
Releasing in November 2023, this game show is inspired by the cult favourite "Squid Game" and, if it's anything like the TV series, it will leave everyone at the edge of their seat!