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The indicator was designed like a three-blade propeller; each blade was the colour of one of the teams, and framed the space on the wheel it landed at. A team landed on the space marked by the indicator of their colour. Spaces on the wheel were occasionally changed between seasons. Fixed spaces in Season 1 included 3 "Uh Oh!" spaces, 3 "Mayhem" spaces, 2 "Speed Round" spaces, 1 "The Dump" space, 1 "Win and Spin" space, 1 "Lose and Spin" space, and 1 "Trade and Spin" space. In Season 2, one of the Uh Oh! spaces was replaced with an "Uh Oh! Deluxe" space. In Season 5, the Uh Oh! Deluxe space was replaced with a "Pick It!" space, while in Season 6, it was replaced with a "
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read. Whoever buzzed-in first with the correct answer won. Otherwise, their opponent would automatically win the grand prize. In a three-way tie, the two remaining teams would have a shot at the question. During early Season 6, an alternate tiebreaker was used in which the partners of the spinners involved in the tie bobbed for one Fruit Gusher each simultaneously at the Fruit
Gushers station, this time with no time limit, and the one who gets the higher point value (colours don't count here) wins the points and the game. Towards the end of the season, the original tiebreaker was reinstated.
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Wink Yahoo with a statement themed to his opening question: "The only (Canadian/North
American) TV personality who... " with a response of cheering from the audience. Wink would respond in kind to Mr. Voiceman and introduce the other hosts within the studio. Wink would ask Mr. Voiceman to introduce the color teams and its two players, who were thereupon introduced followed by the introduction of the Punisher. Afterwards, Mr. Voiceman's duties were minor throughout the game: to announce the prizes won by the studio teams, Slime Tour players, and lucky audience members.
786:: This eponymous spot requires Wink to ask the spinner a multiple-choice question, while the Punisher puts their partner in a glass booth. If the spinner answered correctly, the team earned 50 points and the spinner's partner left the booth untouched; otherwise, no points were awarded and the spinner's partner would have "goo" poured on him or her. In the latter case, Wink would give a main fact why the spinner answered incorrectly and the Punisher would utter a punchline, often related to the question, as he poured the slime on his victim.
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on the Round 1 wheel included 2 "Uh Oh!" spaces, 3 "Mayhem" spaces, 2 "Speed Round" spaces, 2 "The Dump" spaces, 2 "Win and Spin" spaces, and 1 "Trade and Spin" space. In Season 2, the Round 1 wheel was changed slightly with spaces including 3 "Uh Oh!" spaces, 3 "Mayhem" spaces, 2 "Speed Round" spaces, 1 "The Dump" space, 2 "Win and Spin" spaces, and 1 "Trade and Spin" space, and remained that way for the rest of the series. At the end of the round, Mr. Voiceman would announce the grand prize on the show's future episodes.
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members would also pick sides and wear clothes of the colour they supported. Each team member would either spin the wheel for half of the game or participate in whichever activity the wheel lands on. The team members would participate in games that would nearly always involve goo and would be silly. If won, games would provide points for the respective team. According to the original
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in the lead. Trade & Spin was very notorious because it could alter the outcome at any moment, especially when a team with a big lead was involved in a trade. If all teams have zero points no trade can be made. Each space resulted in a second spin for the team; landing on one of these spaces during a second spin would result in the scoring effect, but not a third spin.
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using their mouth. Mayhem games are worth up to 50 points for the team. However, these are sometimes awarded incrementally, such as 10 points for each item found; but most of the games are only awarded after a complete success. There was one Mayhem game that appeared on every episode, but was not always played
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Patricia to ask the spinner up to 10 questions within a 20-second time limit. Each correct answer was worth five points for a potential of 50 points. Some questions had no wrong answer such as "Do you like " and consecutive questions usually continued on a theme from the previous one. At
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In the first round, the wheel itself spun, and had pegs around the circumference. The chosen spot was denoted by a spring-loaded pointer that "clicked" past the pegs. Distribution of the spaces on the wheel changed throughout the show, but the first round spaces remained constant. In Season 1, spaces
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During Round 1, one player from each team are designated to spin a 12-space segmented wheel which featured a variety of possible activities or results that could occur. Their partner, who was located at the other end of the studio with the
Punisher and equipped with goggles, was designated to perform
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The game begins when Mr. Voiceman asks the audience a question: "What do you say when ... (insert type of usual but funny predicament: For example, "When you press the eject button on a toilet seat?")?", and the audience would respond the title show. Mr. Voiceman would introduce the show's main host,
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The spinner would still be given multiple choice answers, which were only shown to the home audience. The second bucket mixture in the fourth season was also changed, to become a more thick mixture inside a bucket. Uh Oh! Deluxe revised its original question format in the show's fifth season and the
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The third and final round was played essentially the same as the first round, with the players switching roles with their partners between the wheel and the
Punisher. The wheel itself was replaced with an entirely different design. The wheel in the third round was stationary, and the indicator spun.
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Win & Spin earns 20 points of the team plus an additional spin. Lose & Spin loses 20 points for the team plus an additional spin to attempt to regain some points. Trade & Spin forces the team to trade scores with the spinner's choice of the other two teams, mostly if the spinner was not
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During season 1, Wink interviewed both partners before starting the game action. It would often involve the previous round's action, and opinions for revenge on partners. The game ends when the team with the most points takes home the grand prize. If the game ended in a tie, a jump-in question was
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This spot requires Sam or Aaron to instruct the spinner's partner to complete a physical, often messy, activity within a 20-second time limit. Activities included searching for items in pools of goo, using various methods to target shoot with various types of projectiles, and grabbing items while
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Introduced in the show's second season, the deluxe version of Uh Oh! was worth 75 points, and generally contained a more difficult question. The penalty was also doubled to two buckets of slime. In seasons 2–3, the second bucket of goo, which was often made of metal, usually contained a more oily
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debuted as part of the slate of game shows during the show's segment. The game was much shorter than its spin-off, with the game consisting of one round of two spins each. Quickly becoming the most popular game show in the segment, the game was played more frequently than its other games. After
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The game was played with three colour-based teams that would be battled against each other in each game. The goal of the game was to have more points than the other two teams to take home the grand prize. Teams would consist of two players each and would be either Blue, Green, or Red. Audience
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contestant messy, and usually a task that required carrying something or wearing something throughout the rest of the race. The winner of the race won a prize for himself/herself with a different prize going to the runners up. During Season 4, the Slime Tour was sponsored by
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This spot replaced Uh Oh! Deluxe during the show's fifth season, and requires the spinner to decide whether to play Uh Oh!, Mayhem, Speed Round, The Dump, or Uh Oh! Deluxe. If the spinner fails to make a choice in 5 seconds, they miss their
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during its second season, where three contestants were chained up and answered multiple choice questions. If a contestant answered incorrectly, a man known as "The
Punisher" would pour slime on them from the rafters. In the third season of
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for oversized Fruit
Gushers floating within a giant Fruit Gusher within a 20-second time limit. Each Gusher had a team colour and point value on it; that team won the points that were indicated. Points are ranged between 5 and
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was not landed on at all during the show, leaving The
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and wore flamboyant sequined suits. Wink would sometimes taunt team members and showed no compassion when a team would lose all their points. Wink would always get overly excited when the spinner landed on the
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Christian of the red team answered "I Don't Know" to every question given to him in the Speed Round, resulting him in getting no questions rights and scoring 0
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question (see below) was wrong. He would act disappointed if the spinner answered correctly. In season 1, the
Punisher would turn the cranks in certain Mayhem games. There were several occasions where either
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Each spin of the wheel could alter your points, force you into messy activities, pose you some quick quizzes, or result in all sorts of unpleasant surprises, Mayhem, Uh Oh!, Speed Round, or The Dump.
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the activity that the wheel landed on. Each team take turns spinning the wheel, with two cycles through the three teams. On many episodes, Wink would explain the rules like this:
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space and would always feign regret if the player got the Uh Oh! question wrong or be disappointed if the player got the question right. Yaphe was one of the cast members from
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2019:Weird Years
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1573:(1998–2000)
1567:(1999–2002)
1543:(1998–2000)
1515:(1998–2001)
1507:(1998-2004)
1497:Crazy Quilt
1493:(1997–2004)
1485:(1997–2000)
1453:(1997–2002)
1437:(1997–2003)
1429:(1997–2000)
1421:(1996–2003)
1397:(1996–2000)
1395:My Hometown
1367:(1995–2000)
1361:(1994–2001)
1293:(1991–2006)
1285:(1991–2005)
1261:(1990–2000)
1055:youtube.com
971:Nickelodeon
898:Hubba Bubba
798:It's Alive!
594:It's Alive!
545:It's Alive!
514:It's Alive!
466:Jumpin' Joe
448:It's Alive!
435:Scott Yaphe
398:It's Alive!
386:It's Alive!
382:It's Alive!
374:It's Alive!
365:It's Alive!
359:It's Alive!
299:It's Alive!
231:(1999-2003)
162:of episodes
108:Dwayne Hill
104:Narrated by
99:Sean Loucks
97:Mike Beaver
87:(2001–2003)
82:(1997–2001)
62:Scott Yaphe
48:Directed by
43:Frank Young
2608:Categories
2518:Star Falls
2410:Open Heart
2262:Splatalot!
2222:Zeke's Pad
2163:Family Biz
2043:Game Gurus
2011:Game Gurus
2003:Ruby Gloom
1987:Grossology
1979:Erky Perky
1388:Goosebumps
1351:Squawk Box
1336:It's Alive
985:References
802:Non-Sense!
431:Wink Yahoo
396:sketch on
308:It's Alive
270:2003-04-19
260:1997-08-22
170:Production
151:of seasons
41:Rick Watts
38:Created by
2548:(2020–21)
2529:(2018–19)
2505:(2017–18)
2497:(2017–18)
2494:Mysticons
2465:(2016–17)
2437:(2015–16)
2429:(2015–16)
2421:(2015–17)
2405:(2014–15)
2397:(2014–16)
2389:(2014–15)
2383:(2014–16)
2375:(2014–16)
2367:(2014–16)
2343:(2013–14)
2335:(2013–15)
2327:(2013–14)
2319:(2013–14)
2310:BeyWheelz
2305:(2012–13)
2297:(2011–13)
2289:(2011–12)
2281:(2011–13)
2273:(2011–13)
2265:(2011–13)
2257:(2011–13)
2254:Mr. Young
2249:(2011–13)
2241:(2010–15)
2233:(2010–13)
2206:(2009–11)
2198:(2009–11)
2190:(2009–12)
2182:(2009–10)
2174:(2009–12)
2150:(2009–11)
2134:(2008–09)
2126:(2008–11)
2118:(2008–14)
2110:(2008–09)
2102:(2007–09)
2094:(2007–08)
2086:(2007–08)
2078:(2007–09)
2070:(2007–08)
2062:(2007–08)
2046:(2007–08)
2038:(2007–09)
2014:(2006–07)
2006:(2006–08)
1998:(2006–07)
1990:(2006–09)
1982:(2006–09)
1974:(2006–09)
1966:(2006–08)
1958:(2006–10)
1950:(2005–08)
1936:(2005–06)
1928:(2005–10)
1914:(2005–06)
1906:(2005–08)
1903:Being Ian
1890:(2004–05)
1878:(2004–09)
1870:(2004–06)
1862:(2004–06)
1846:(2004–05)
1838:(2003–06)
1830:(2003–06)
1822:(2003–06)
1806:(2002–09)
1782:(2002–03)
1774:(2002–03)
1766:(2002-03)
1744:(2001–02)
1736:(2001–03)
1728:(2001–02)
1720:(2001–02)
1712:(2001–11)
1704:(2000–02)
1696:(2000-04)
1680:(2000–02)
1672:(2000-02)
1664:(2000-06)
1626:Weird-Ohs
1559:(1998–99)
1551:(1998–99)
1537:(1998–99)
1529:(1998-99)
1523:(1998–99)
1499:(1997–99)
1477:(1997–98)
1469:(1997–99)
1461:(1997–98)
1413:(1996–99)
1405:(1996–98)
1391:(1995-98)
1383:(1995–97)
1375:(1995–96)
1347:(1994–96)
1339:(1993–97)
1331:(1992–95)
1325:(1992–96)
1317:(1992–94)
1309:(1992–96)
1301:(1991–97)
1277:(1990–91)
1274:Dog House
1269:(1990–93)
1226:(1988–97)
1224:YTV Rocks
858:Pick It!:
841:The Dump:
762:" space.
749:instead.
619:Season 5
439:pompadour
411:Honeycomb
286:game show
187:Producers
2588:Teletoon
2578:The Zone
2556:See also
2230:Sidekick
2139:RollBots
1717:Xcalibur
1685:Treasure
1661:Nanalan'
1365:YTV News
1282:Hit List
1131:Archived
1107:Archived
1083:Archived
1059:Archived
1009:Archived
950:The Zone
921:Rawlings
616:Season 4
613:Season 3
610:Season 2
552:Gameplay
504:Dawn Cox
320:Hit List
127:"Uh Oh!"
68:Starring
2593:StackTV
2573:Nelvana
2463:Made Up
2450:Tricked
2434:Game On
2302:Zoink'd
2195:Pearlie
1859:15/Love
1843:The Boy
1771:2030 CE
1314:Catwalk
1253:(1990s)
1126:YouTube
1102:YouTube
1078:YouTube
1004:YouTube
979:YouTube
894:stereos
835:points.
813:Mayhem:
800:called
770:Credits
753:Round 3
747:Toronto
566:Round 1
557:Opening
343:Ontario
339:Toronto
268: (
264: –
258: (
253:Release
243:Network
215:Ontario
211:Toronto
143:English
2521:(2018)
2513:(2018)
2489:(2017)
2481:(2017)
2473:(2017)
2459:(2016)
2453:(2016)
2445:(2016)
2413:(2015)
2387:Cook'd
2359:(2014)
2351:(2014)
2313:(2013)
2225:(2010)
2166:(2009)
2158:(2009)
2142:(2009)
2054:(2007)
2030:(2007)
2022:(2006)
1942:(2005)
1920:(2005)
1918:Funpak
1898:(2005)
1884:(2004)
1854:(2004)
1814:(2003)
1798:(2002)
1790:(2002)
1760:(2002)
1752:(2002)
1688:(2000)
1571:Gamerz
1445:(1997)
1434:Uh Oh!
1358:ReBoot
1353:(1994)
1298:Rupert
1234:(1989)
1149:Uh Oh!
975:Uh Oh!
955:Uh Oh!
945:Uh Oh!
933:Uh Oh!
928:Uh Oh!
910:Bop It
892:, and
880:Prizes
845:Plinko
784:Uh Oh!
535:Uh Oh!
531:Uh Oh!
526:Uh Oh!
522:Uh Oh!
518:Uh Oh!
502:, and
452:Uh Oh!
444:Uh Oh!
419:Uh Oh!
404:Uh Oh!
394:Uh Oh!
378:Uh Oh!
369:Uh Oh!
354:Uh Oh!
331:Uh Oh!
315:Uh Oh!
304:Uh Oh!
290:Uh Oh!
281:Uh Oh!
135:Canada
23:Uh Oh!
1709:Wee 3
1322:Clips
861:turn.
778:Games
590:Yukon
311:'
2442:Ride
1875:Zixx
1154:IMDb
924:NCAA
902:Oreo
460:and
408:Post
323:and
1152:at
875:75.
872:bob
337:in
294:YTV
247:YTV
165:231
160:No.
149:No.
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