- Target:
- Programming Executives of Australian Commercial Television Networks
- Region:
- Australia
- Website:
- en.wikipedia.org
Back In 1994, James Sherry hosted this children's game show, Called 'A*mazing' where contestants play for their schools.
Teams consist of two players, who take part in spelling challenges before venturing into one of two mazes, to hunt for letters which make up the word they've just figured out. The letters are hidden among many obstacles and confusing paths.
Towards the end of the show there is a deciding match of Super Nintendo's Mario Kart to see which team will play the final round. The finale consists of keys instead of letters, inside the maze. The more keys the players find, the more points their school gets. (One of which is the "bonus key" and will win the players an extra prize.)
At the end of the 5 day week, the school with the most over all points takes home the major prize. There was no doubt that this was a popular show and that James Sherry was a great host, so why did it get taken off the air?
We call for any Television network, struggling in the afternoon ratings to bring back a new and improved 'A*mazing' to our screens, preferably hosted by James Sherry.
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The Bring Back A*mazing to Australian Television petition to Programming Executives of Australian Commercial Television Networks was written by leon and is in the category Television at GoPetition.