Game shows are a genre of television programs in which contestants participate in various games or competitions, typically with the aim of winning prizes, cash, or other rewards. These shows often feature a host who guides the contestants and interacts with the audience. Game shows may involve elements of trivia, skill, strategy, or chance and can range from quiz-based formats to more elaborate competitions involving physical challenges or creative tasks. The format often includes rounds or stages that lead to a final showdown or grand prize. They are designed to entertain viewers, engage them through suspense and excitement, and often include audience participation or interaction. Game shows have become a staple of television entertainment, appealing to a wide demographic and frequently integrating humor and audience engagement into their format.
Richard Osman's House of Games redefines the quiz show format with a focus on wit and quick thinking. Contestants, including Chris Bisson, Danielle Harold, Katharine Merry, and Robert Webb, compete…