Posted by Josh on July 31, 2008
Legends of the Hidden Temple
Hall of Fame Category: TV Shows (Non-Animated)
One of the most original game shows ever? Me thinks so. Legends of the Hidden Temple had one thing no other game show had. It had the first, and probably the only, monolith co-host, Olmec. It was great because the show taught kids what they really needed to know, fictionalized history. And it had artifacts. Kids love artifacts. They’re art, they’re facts, and I liked ‘em. Besides, history is never fun unless there’s a maze-like temple involved and a monkey statue to assemble.
Temple Links
- On Wikipedia
- The King’s Storeroom: More info on LOTHT than you’ll ever need.
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Posted by Josh on May 19, 2008
Bill Nye: The Science Guy
Hall of Fame Category: TV Shows (Non-Animated)
Kids hated learning during non-school hours. They tried making ya learn during cartoons and other kids shows all the time, thats why most of those shows got cancelled. But from 1993 – 1997 Bill Nye the Science Guy made learning fun. Or at least made it fun to see if he was gonna blow himself up in some kind of experiment. He never did, but it was still a great show. BNTSG lasted 100 episodes, which for that time was pretty good for a 4 year show. BNTSG spawned plenty of wannabes, most notable was Beakman’s World. Nye, however, had a creepy Mr. Rogers thing going on, he seemed to like science a bit too much. But nonetheless, as Nye would say, “Science Rules!” Or it did for 30 minutes a day.
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