Lucky 13

In theory, this sounds like a fun concept for a game. Answer 13 true/false questions and then guess how many you got right to win different ranges of money. Actually watching it played out, it's quite boring. A lot of the true/false questions asked are pretty difficult, which makes it frustrating while playing along at home. Reviewing the questions to see if they got them correct takes a long time. Shaq doesn't add much value to the show other than giving the player an offer to end the game and go home with guaranteed money if the player thinks they've picked the wrong number range of questions they got right. I've only watched 3 episodes and don't think I'll keep up with the rest as they release. The pace of this show is way too slow to keep my interest.