Game of Talents

The premise of the show is entertaining and fun. Except any couple that loses 2 out of 3, should be dismissed! Not allowed to move forward and win $ that they weren't capable of doing. Fix this flaw, otherwise this show isnt going to last because it's lacking a major common sense factor from the jump.

Wayne Brady hosts this series that is part talent show and part game show. Two teams of two compete, trying to win money by predicting what talents certain performers have. This is done by observing visual and audio clues in a brief video. There are six performers in each episode.

Like many game shows now, this one features a large construction onstage in the form of a huge, circular wall that is lifted to reveal the hidden talents.

The contestants can win large paydays, often over $100,000.

So let me get this right? You can lose every round, get the last one correctly and still win. This doesn't make any sense. You can be the worst team at guessing the talents, and win. The team that guessed right 80% of the time goes home. Maybe if this were fixed it might be worth the watch. For now I'll watch something else.

The show is whatever, background entertainment. I agree with everyone's comments of the final round structure, aggravating that only last round counts to win, makes the lead up dumb. Wayne will always be a plus for me. But the audio on performances.... 1 episodes issues fine but you should have it mixed now, it actually angers me how the audio adjusts so much.

There really is a startling lack of new ideas and creativity in the world of game shows these days, especially on Fox at the moment.

Like "I can see your voice?" No? Well, too bad! In a blatant rip-off of that game show's format, players guess people's hidden talents based on their superficial looks. So, "I can see your voice", but with...talents?

It's really weird.

Also odd is that mostly truly talented people (at whatever it is that they do) would even be on this show, because their act is ultimately...pointless? After a contestant makes their guess, the talent performs (sometimes very) intricate routines, but there's no point to any of it from a gameplay perspective. It's all just time filler.