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Tois Μetritois – game show; features two teams of three players who answer a series of questions and compete for a prize of 3000 Euro in cash. At the beginning of the show, the members of each team compete as one, helping each other with the questions. But as the game progresses they then compete for themselves and try and win the money.
Backstage 2003-2006 - news and information about the world of show biz. Features the latest from TV, movies, music, fashion, nightlife and more hosted by Giorgos Satsidis; I Love TV 2004-2006 - a variety show with guests from all avenues of entertainment, from singers to dancers to athletes to actors, hosted by Fotis Sergoulopoulos and Maria ...
The most expensive television series in Greek television. Oi Vasiliades: 2012–2014: Mega Channel: Comedy: Brousko: 2013–2017: ANT1: Soap opera: The Biggest Game Show in the World (Greek TV series) 2013-2014: ANT1: Game Show: Greek version of the French game show Jeux sans frontières. Tamam: 2014-2017: ANT1: Comedy: Based on the German ...
The Biggest Game Show in the World (Greece) is a Greek reality game show based on the French-Chinese TV game shows, The Biggest Game Show in the World. [1] The show is supposed to be based on the game show Jeux sans frontières, which was considered the biggest televised game show in the world for over 30 years.
Game of Chefs (2021) - Greek version of the American reality show H Lista - gameshow, hosted by Christos Ferentinos Kalomeleta Kai Erhete (2006–2009) - weekend variety show, informative and entertaining; reporters travel all around Greece, meeting the people, learning about the area and its history; hosted by Sofia Aliberti and Mihalis Marinos
The Biggest Game Show in the World (Greek TV series) Brousko; C. Coupling (Greek TV series) D. Dancing on Ice (Greek TV series) Dancing with the Stars (Greek TV series)
From 1999 to 2004 the show was hosted by Spiros Papadopoulos, in 2006 - by Thodoris Atheridis, and from 2022 onward - by Grigoris Arnaoutoglou. There were three lifelines - fifty-fifty (50:50), phone a friend and ask the audience, but in 2006, the "switch the question" lifeline was added, but if a contestant wanted to use it, he had to give up ...
The Bachelor (Greek TV series) Bake Off Greece; Big Brother (Greek TV series) The Biggest Game Show in the World (Greek TV series) D. Dancing on Ice (Greek TV series)