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''From Dry Gulch, USA, it's KIDS ON THE MOVE! WITH YOUR HOST, ERIC LAWSON! '' |
''From Dry Gulch, USA, it's KIDS ON THE MOVE! WITH YOUR HOST, ERIC LAWSON! '' |
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The team with the most points at the end of the game (out of a possible 960,000) were the winners and that team would receive a trophy. |
The team with the most points at the end of the game (out of a possible 960,000) were the winners and that team would receive a trophy. |
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Camp Dry Gulch, Oklahoma |
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Latest revision as of 03:10, 7 December 2020
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| Eric Lawson | |
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| Gigi Orsillo Isaac Witty | |
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| Wille George Ministries (Church on the Move) | |
From Dry Gulch, USA, it's KIDS ON THE MOVE! WITH YOUR HOST, ERIC LAWSON!
Kids on the Move was a short-lived, religious-themed game show that tested children on their Sunday School Knowledge.
Gameplay[]
Two teams of three competed, with each team seated in a car in that team's color. One team was blue, and the other team was red. The game was played in three rounds.
Round 1[]
The teams were shown three videos with a common theme. After each video, Eric would ask the teams two questions about that video to test their memory. A team who buzzed in with the correct answer to a question scored 35,000 points. To buzz in, the teams had to honk their car horn.
Round 2[]
The teams would race against each other, one member at a time each, on go-karts in a race track, and whichever team finished the race first would score 250,000 points.
Final Round[]
Each team had one minute to rearrange blocks with words on them that made up the day's "Turbo Verse", and correctly doing so would score a team 250,000 points, but the team that did so the fastest would score a bonus 150,000 points on top of that; after a team had a chance to figure out the verse, they had to guess where that verse is found for 100,000 points.
The team with the most points at the end of the game (out of a possible 960,000) were the winners and that team would receive a trophy.
Taping Location[]
Camp Dry Gulch, Oklahoma