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| − | '''''That's My Jam''''' is a new musical variety game show that put two celebrity teams against each other in games based off of those shown |
+ | '''''That's My Jam''''' is a new musical variety game show that put two celebrity teams against each other in games based off of those shown from ''The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon''. |
==Gameplay== |
==Gameplay== |
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Each week, two teams of two celebrity guests battle it out in a series of wacky musical games. All while trying to win money for their favorite charities. |
Each week, two teams of two celebrity guests battle it out in a series of wacky musical games. All while trying to win money for their favorite charities. |
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| + | There are five games played each night. The first two rounds are worth 1,000 points, and the third round is worth 5,000. |
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| + | ===Games=== |
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| + | ====Games in Rotation==== |
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| + | ''Main Article:'' [[That's My Jam/Games in Rotation]] |
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| + | ====Regular End Games==== |
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| + | '''Wheel of Impossible Karaoke:''' Each music star, gets a turn pulling a microphone lever which activates the wheel. When the wheel stops, a challenge comes up and it could be for the spinner only or two players (one from each team (the spinner and another player)). On each challenge, the star(s) must sing a certain song or songs chosen by the wheel. At the end of the round, the "Doombox" will be making a decision. The star with the best performance, wins the round and 50,000 for the team. |
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| + | '''Slay It Don't Spray It:''' This is the final challenge which takes place inside the "Doombox". Teams takes turns singing songs in karaoke fashion, which each team selecting who will be singing each one. The star will sing along to the song selected by the "Doombox", with the lyrics given to them at first. But when the music stops, they must sing more of the song by memory. Singing it incorrectly causes the team in control to get sprayed at with water by their own microphone. But if they sing it correctly, their opponents get sprayed instead. Three songs are played with first two songs worth 50,000 points and the last song worth 200,000 points. Starting in season two, there's an extra penalty: the team that loses the last song will get doused by microphones on the ceiling. |
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| + | NOTE: This is a parody of the term "Say it, Don't Spray It". |
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| + | The team with the most points wins the game and golden Boomboxes. |
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==Sneak Peek Show== |
==Sneak Peek Show== |
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| − | A sneak peek show aired on November 29, |
+ | A sneak peek show aired on November 29, 2021. |
In the sneak peek show, the current judges of ''[[The Voice]]'' competed. It ended with [[Blake Shelton]] giving host [[Jimmy Fallon]] a taste of his own medicine. |
In the sneak peek show, the current judges of ''[[The Voice]]'' competed. It ended with [[Blake Shelton]] giving host [[Jimmy Fallon]] a taste of his own medicine. |
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| + | ==Additional Page== |
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| + | [[That's My Jam/Episode Guide]] |
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==External link== |
==External link== |
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[https://www.nbc.com/thats-my-jam/ Official Site] |
[https://www.nbc.com/thats-my-jam/ Official Site] |
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[[Category:Music]] |
[[Category:Music]] |
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[[Category:Variety]] |
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[[Category:NBCUniversal Television]] |
[[Category:NBCUniversal Television]] |
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[[Category:60 Minute Game Shows]] |
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[[Category:2020s shows]] |
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Latest revision as of 07:10, 6 December 2022
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| Jimmy Fallon | |
| Broadcast (NBC Primetime) | |
 Regular: 1/3/2022 - Present | |
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| Electric Hot Dog/Universal Television | |
That's My Jam is a new musical variety game show that put two celebrity teams against each other in games based off of those shown from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Gameplay[]
Each week, two teams of two celebrity guests battle it out in a series of wacky musical games. All while trying to win money for their favorite charities.
There are five games played each night. The first two rounds are worth 1,000 points, and the third round is worth 5,000.
Games[]
Games in Rotation[]
Main Article: That's My Jam/Games in Rotation
Regular End Games[]
Wheel of Impossible Karaoke: Each music star, gets a turn pulling a microphone lever which activates the wheel. When the wheel stops, a challenge comes up and it could be for the spinner only or two players (one from each team (the spinner and another player)). On each challenge, the star(s) must sing a certain song or songs chosen by the wheel. At the end of the round, the "Doombox" will be making a decision. The star with the best performance, wins the round and 50,000 for the team.
Slay It Don't Spray It: This is the final challenge which takes place inside the "Doombox". Teams takes turns singing songs in karaoke fashion, which each team selecting who will be singing each one. The star will sing along to the song selected by the "Doombox", with the lyrics given to them at first. But when the music stops, they must sing more of the song by memory. Singing it incorrectly causes the team in control to get sprayed at with water by their own microphone. But if they sing it correctly, their opponents get sprayed instead. Three songs are played with first two songs worth 50,000 points and the last song worth 200,000 points. Starting in season two, there's an extra penalty: the team that loses the last song will get doused by microphones on the ceiling.
NOTE: This is a parody of the term "Say it, Don't Spray It".
The team with the most points wins the game and golden Boomboxes.
Sneak Peek Show[]
A sneak peek show aired on November 29, 2021.
In the sneak peek show, the current judges of The Voice competed. It ended with Blake Shelton giving host Jimmy Fallon a taste of his own medicine.