GSN reviving Minute To Win It?

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believe or not guys I heard fromhttp://www.celebrityballa.com/2013/0...d-it-win-beingthat GSN is bringing back MTWI but to me I doubt this upcoming GSN revival will last long though probably there version is going to suffer the 1 vs. 100 Inaba dieseae and have a cheap pay out like $50,000 or something like that and I doubt the original MTWI host Guy Fieri will be coming back to host the revival (which it's really not surprising to me at all). but again that's just me.

but what's your input on this?

[JamesG]

GSN to Revive "Minute to Win It"
2/4/2013
by Philiana Ng


GSN will bring back the one-hour game show "Minute to Win It".

The cable network has given a 40-episode order for "Minute to Win It", with production beginning in March for a late 2013 launch. Episodes will be produced by Shine America, based on the format owned by sister company Friday TV.



“Minute to Win It is a buzzy, addictive and social media-friendly show and we are excited to be producing 40 new hour-long episodes,” said Amy Introcaso-Davis, GSN's executive vp programming.

“Minute to Win It has become a global phenomenon and we are thrilled to be bringing it to GSN's avid fan base,” said Eden Gaha, president of Shine America. “With original games and some timeless classics, our goal is to make this new season a family favorite.”



"Minute to Win It" previously ran on NBC from March 2010 to September 2011 and was hosted by Guy Fieri. In each episode, competitors face 10 challenges that rise in difficulty using everyday items with each game with a one-minute time limit.

In 2012, GSN acquired off-network rights to air "Minute to Win It" reruns. Since its July debut, the show has proven beneficial for the cable network, ranking as its top program among the adults 18-34 demo.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ute-win-417800

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Originally Posted by JamesG

GSN to Revive "Minute to Win It"
2/4/2013
by Philiana Ng


GSN will bring back the one-hour game show "Minute to Win It".

The cable network has given a 40-episode order for "Minute to Win It", with production beginning in March for a late 2013 launch. Episodes will be produced by Shine America, based on the format owned by sister company Friday TV.



“Minute to Win It is a buzzy, addictive and social media-friendly show and we are excited to be producing 40 new hour-long episodes,” said Amy Introcaso-Davis, GSN's executive vp programming.

“Minute to Win It has become a global phenomenon and we are thrilled to be bringing it to GSN's avid fan base,” said Eden Gaha, president of Shine America. “With original games and some timeless classics, our goal is to make this new season a family favorite.”



"Minute to Win It" previously ran on NBC from March 2010 to September 2011 and was hosted by Guy Fieri. In each episode, competitors face 10 challenges that rise in difficulty using everyday items with each game with a one-minute time limit.

In 2012, GSN acquired off-network rights to air "Minute to Win It" reruns. Since its July debut, the show has proven beneficial for the cable network, ranking as its top program among the adults 18-34 demo.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ute-win-417800

well, I was trying to upload the news myself but thanks for the help anyways philiana Ng. but like I said I have a feeling that they are going to lower the prize money like they did with their short-lived 2010-2011 revival of 1 vs. 100 with Carrie Ann Inaba of DWTS fame and not to be negative but I don't see GSN revival of MRWI lasting-long for them. i mean the only classic revivals that had success for the network are Lingo (Woolery-era) and The Newlywed Game (Wilson & Shepherd). all the other like The Money List with Fred Roggin and 1 vs. 100 with Carrie Ann Inaba got bitten and infected by the low ratings bug and GSN MTWI is no different.

but what do you say about this Ng?

[let'swatchtv]

Originally Posted by JamesG

GSN to Revive "Minute to Win It"
2/4/2013
by Philiana Ng


GSN will bring back the one-hour game show "Minute to Win It".

The cable network has given a 40-episode order for "Minute to Win It", with production beginning in March for a late 2013 launch. Episodes will be produced by Shine America, based on the format owned by sister company Friday TV.



“Minute to Win It is a buzzy, addictive and social media-friendly show and we are excited to be producing 40 new hour-long episodes,” said Amy Introcaso-Davis, GSN's executive vp programming.

“Minute to Win It has become a global phenomenon and we are thrilled to be bringing it to GSN's avid fan base,” said Eden Gaha, president of Shine America. “With original games and some timeless classics, our goal is to make this new season a family favorite.”



"Minute to Win It" previously ran on NBC from March 2010 to September 2011 and was hosted by Guy Fieri. In each episode, competitors face 10 challenges that rise in difficulty using everyday items with each game with a one-minute time limit.

In 2012, GSN acquired off-network rights to air "Minute to Win It" reruns. Since its July debut, the show has proven beneficial for the cable network, ranking as its top program among the adults 18-34 demo.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ute-win-417800

well, I was trying to upload the news myself but thanks for the help anyways philiana Ng. but like I said I have a feeling that they are going to lower the prize money like they did with their short-lived 2010-2011 revival of 1 vs. 100 with Carrie Ann Inaba of DWTS fame and The Money List with Fred Roggin and not to be negative but I don't see GSN revival of MRWI lasting-long for them. i mean the only classic revivals that had success for the network are Lingo (Woolery-era) and The Newlywed Game (Wilson & Shepherd). all the others like The Money List with Fred Roggin and 1 vs. 100 with Carrie Ann Inaba got bitten and infected by the low ratings bug and GSN MTWI is no different. also I don't see original MTWI host Guy Fieri making his return as host since I'm aussming that he got projects (both current and new) for Food Network to work on.

but what do you say about this Ng?