Strip poker game show usa

User reviews 3 Review. Top review. Watched it every night Other than good looking women taking their clothes off, this was a fun show to watch because some of these idiots would not know the answers to the simplest of questions. That was what made it fun to watched. The host looked familiar and kept the show going despite the lack of seriousness the show had.

But who would expect that. I'm surprised this didn't spawn off any other shows on cable. The closest this show came to was a low-budget Man Show. I think this show was on for about 6 or 7 months if that in either 99 or early It came on right before 10's. This seems to be the only show that I can find on IMDb. Details Edit. Release date September 7, United States. United States.

USA Network. Axelson-Weintraub Productions. Technical specs Edit. Color Color. The fifth pair of cards was always face-down, but the question would be played the same way. For Season 2, one card in this round was a Wild Card, which could be used as anything in order to improve a team's hand. One player from each team stepped up to the microphone to answer the question. They signaled using a whistle around their neck. If neither player answered, they would both have to take off an article of clothing.

If both players blew their whistles too close to call, the result was determined by a coin flip. After six questions were asked in this round, the team in the lead won the game. Both teams kept any cash they had accumulated up to that point; however, the losing team would have to strip down to their undergarments in the center of the stage if they had not already done so. They were usually joined by the other team, who also stripped down, and everybody danced at the center of the stage.

Occasionally, between Round 2 and the Lightning Round, Graham would ask a member of the studio audience a question. If their answer was correct, they received a Strip Poker T-shirt, but if incorrect they had to remove an article of clothing.

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