Country singer-songwriters participate in a series of competition rounds where they are judged on their performances, songwriting, interviews, and music videos.

Comedy World Cup is a panel show hosted by David Tennant. He asks the questions as two teams of comedians battle it out to showcase their knowledge of comedy. The winners of each show progress to the next round of the competition, before the last two teams compete in the grand final for the Comedy World Cup title.

The player keeps answering questions trying not to get any wrong. If they get three incorrect answers, then the cab pulls over and they are dropped off wherever they are. They lose any money they would have won. The first four questions are worth $25 each, the next four questions are worth $50, and any question thereafter are worth $100. If a contestant has won more than $200 and the cab is forced to stop at a traffic light, the driver will start a Red Light Challenge. The driver will read a question that has multiple correct answers (usually five or more), and the passenger will then have 30 seconds to give a designated number of those answers (usually all five). Doing so is worth an additional $250 to the fare, and failure to answer the question will not count as a strike, so there is no risk. The passenger is allowed two "Shout-Outs" during the course of the trip, and each type can be used only once. The first type is the Mobile Shout-Out, in which the contestant is allotted a phone call to a friend by means of the driver's cell phone. The player is allowed to ask their friend the question and acquire what they think is the correct answer, however, there is a 30 second time limit. The other is the Street Shout-Out. If the passenger chooses to use this one, the driver will stop at the first person he sees and will let the fare ask the person the question and what they think the correct answer is, but there is no time limit for this question. Although there is no time limit, often times the pedestrian does not know the answer. Should the passenger reach the destination, the driver offers the passenger a choice. The passenger has the option of keeping the prize money and leaving the cab, or the choice of answering a final, more difficult, visual question that, if answered correctly, doubles the fare's winnings. However, if the passenger chooses to answer the final question and provides an incorrect answer, the game show host keeps all the money the passenger won previously. Three games are usually played per episode.

The long-running words and numbers game.

U.S. reality game show in which contestants compete for for money by "staying alive" while they race against the clock to reach a specific location as they are chased by relentless "hunters."

"Celebrity Masterchef" is a game show which airs on BBC1 in the United Kingdom. The series sees celebrities competing against each other to to win the coveted Celebrity MasterChef title.

3 judges, Martin Short, Meahsa Brueggergosman and Stephen Moccio travel across Canada to find the countries best talent.

Breakfast host Chris Moyles presents this topical entertainment quiz in which he interviews and quizzes celebrity guests

Canada Sings is a six-part original series that challenges ordinary Canadians to form extraordinary glee clubs with their co-workers and compete against another workplace team for a $10,000 donation to their charity of choice. Hosted by television personality Matte Babel and with Jann Arden, Simple Plan?s Pierre Bouvier and Rob Van Winkle aka Vanilla Ice as the three celebrity judges, each singing group must prepare for the musical performance of their lives under the guidance of world-class choreographers and vocal coaches. With their reputation on the line and a donation to their chosen charity to be won, each episode features two glee clubs competing in front of the judging panel and a packed studio audience.

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