Shafted

Serie de TV
2002
30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaSix contestants bid and answer questions to eliminate opponents. The last two decide whether to share or shaft each other for the grand prize.Six contestants bid and answer questions to eliminate opponents. The last two decide whether to share or shaft each other for the grand prize.Six contestants bid and answer questions to eliminate opponents. The last two decide whether to share or shaft each other for the grand prize.

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- Red Symons
- Jan Moody

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- Red Symons
- Jan Moody

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Red Symons

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Jan Moody

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Australia was one of only two countries to produce its own version of the British series. Although there were pilots made for seven other European countries, and in the United States for the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), Russia was the only other country to pick the series up.

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1/10

A short lived game show that got shafted.

There was a lot that went wrong with this show. Red Symons who is replicating his personality from Hey, Hey it's Saturday as the miserable judge of Red Faces, takes great delight as the game show host who pulls a lever to sink contestants through a hole eliminating them one by one i.e. "shafting" contestants.

Shafted was based on a short lived UK game show with a similar concept. Unlike the British show, the Australian version of Shafted lasted slightly longer with the UK version lasting only 4 episodes. The Australian version lasted from 11 February 2002 to 5 April 2002, although the show was critically derided throughout its time of air.

The UK and Australian version of Shafted both share one thing in common, and both of them have earned their respective spots as the worst ever game shows to appear on television.

Thankfully this show was shafted from the air following dismal reviews and ratings. Good Riddance.

1/10.