Battle of the Generations

I really wanted to like this show. I like the premise and thought it would be great to get some trivia knowledge spanning 4 generations. However the pace is just too slow. Even after the intros for each contestant the questions are too few and the answer far too long winded. The set design looks modern but at times it feels like the host and contestant could be in different rooms. And the lack of a studio audience, to react, also gives the show an artificial feel. Speed up the show, add more quick questions and forget all the back and forth chatter. And Lilly, you are a good host, just stop trying so hard and always having a one-liner. This is not your late night show. I gave show 1 my full attention and show two was split into several viewings. Haven't even wanted to try the third show yet! Sadly I feel I am being generous with two stars.

I like the idea or concept of the show but it is very very slow to watch.. the rhetoric is childish and the host comes across like a late night infomercial salesperson... cut the fat and add a competition or two to help move it along....would like to see it succeed... with some changes... but I'm finding it more and more difficult to watch an entire episode without either being bored by the immature and unimportant conversions or the drawn out repetitive gameplay... maybe they could take some lessons from the Canadian version of Family Feud where it definitely comes across as a Canadian production but has much more energy.

Had a hard time watching the first episode. The dialogue feels so scripted, forced and artificial with cheesy one-liners and cocky contestants.. The host needs to cut down on the energy drinks and contestants need to answer the questions without turning it into a blog-esque thesis. No way this show lasts. Must be one of those filler shows to keep people employed. The set is insanely large and disproportionate and some of the camera views show a disconnect between the host snd contestants. The premise of the show has potential, the execution has failed miserably. I'd rather watch paint dry than continue watching this train wreck.

Le Grand Frommage. This is one of the cheesiest game shows to come out of Canada since toasters where one of the prizes.

Can it get any worse without actually trying to be a parody of those shows?

Lilly Singh's overblown forced exuberance, and inability to project an iota of honest interest is #Epic on the cringworthiness scale.

The scripted humour seems to comes from a failed high school drama program that always finishes last in any competition.

The failed enthusiasm and humour from the contestants is so forced, their friends will be teasingly reminding them of it until their dying day.

Managed to persevere through 2 episodes but will willingly claw out my own eyes before watching a third.

The concept and structure of the show is intriguing. The generational pop-trivia debate is fun and the scoring system is interesting.

I just find the host presents is herself incredibly fake. She tries to make it intense and mix it in with being nonchalant cool. If you wanted the intense trivia show have a set that is like "Who wants to be a Millionaire." They also seem to pick the most annoying contestants. I am a younger millennial and I want to tell the Gen Zs and Millenials to shut up.

As I said, the structure and idea of the show is intriguing and I would potentially enjoy it. But, everyone on the show is annoying.