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Crystal Maze, The TV Programme

Newest Review: ... zone was later replaced by Ocean zone which was a sunken ship (S.S Atlantis). Each zone is connected by a short obstacled passage, there are balance beams, ladders and tunnels to go through to get to the next one. I always liked how the host would make up his little stories about the zones, it made it a little more fun as there was always plenty of humour in there. The team of six people, with a captain and vice captain would face a mini challenge to get into the Crystal Maze, and this could be canoeing into Aztec zone for example. Once inside the first zone, the captain will choose a team member to play a game, they can choos... more

Customer Crystal Maze, The Reviews (23)

baby-cakes
Crystal Maze, The: "Will you start the fans PLEASE" (858 words)
by - written on 12/07/10 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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The Crystal Maze was a brilliant game show that appeared on our screens in February 1990. Fronted by the eccentric Richard O'Brien there was one series every year for five years. The game is set in "The Crystal Maze" and there are four game zones which are set throughout different periods of time. The concept of the game is for a team of six challengers to play games in each zone and win crystals to take through to the big end game to hopefully win a cracking prize! Each crystal equates to five seconds inside the crystal dome. The zones: Aztec - this was always my favourite zone, set in a desert village, with the sun blazing down (as richard o'brien ...  Read the complete review

Dangey2009
Can you complete the challenges in time and not get locked i ... (481 words)
by - written on 20/05/10 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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The Crystal Maze was a game show that was shown on Channel Four between 1990 and 1995 and the first four series were presented by Richard O'Brien and the final two by Ed Tudor-Pole. In my opinion I thought the former was the better host as he seemed to add a bit more excitement and energy to proceedings. Each show was about an hour long in total and I always found it was immense fun when I watched it. I know it sounds bad but I must admit I quite often found myself watching this show and found it more enjoyable when the players got locked in to the rooms when the time limit ran out as it made it more fun to watch. The format of the show was the same each week ...  Read the complete review

mist
Crystal Maze, The: The Crystal Maze Full Review (448 words)
by - written on 17/11/09, updated on  17/11/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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The crystal maze full review The Crystal Maze was a game show broadcast on channel 4 in the united kingdom from 1990 to 1995. The show was presented by Richard O'Brien and later Ed Tudor-Pole. The set was divided into four Zones (originally Aztec, Futuristic, Medieval and Industrial, later industrial zone was ditched and replaced with Ocean world! The idea of the show is simple, a team of 6 bomb around these zones and play games, mental, physical, skill or mystery! to try and earn a time crystal..each time crystal earns them 5 seconds inside the crystal dome..LOL the games are all timed and the player gets locked in ...  Read the complete review

natzatp
And for all that hardwork and effort you win.. a crystal bal ... (432 words)
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Crystal Maze is a challenge gameshow where a group of 6 people battle it out in a series of games based on mental, physical and skill challenges. Each challenge is completed by a chosen member of the team. Just before the challenge, the leader of the team decides who would be most suitable to complete that particular type of challenge. The challenge is timed, if the challenge is not completed within a certain amount of time and the team member doesn't leave the room before the time is up the team member is locked in. However if the challenge is completed on time the team are awarded with a crystal ball. Crystal balls can be exchanged for locked in team members or used to  Read the complete review

SugarSpun
Crystal Maze, The: The Crystal Maze (307 words)
by - written on 17/09/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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The Crystal Maze was a thoroughly entertaining 1980s game show, initially fronted by Richard O'Brien of Rocky Horror Picture Show fame and later by Ed Tudor-Pole, who did nowhere near as good a job. To be fair to him, he had a hell of a pair of shoes to fill, O'Brien was hilariously witty, mocking the poorer contestants while never stepping over the line. The rules were fairly simple: a team of six took a journey through four zones: Aztec, Medieval, Industrial and Futuristic (one of the latter two was later replaced by Ocean, but I can't remember which). Various one-person games in the genres physical, mental, skill and mystery, of a duration between two and ...  Read the complete review