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The next round was called The Steps of Knowledge. Idk, something about that is just so satisfying from like a television perspective. Also, Idk if this is weird, but I really have a thing for when the kids hit the gongs. Sometimes it would take a looooong time for kids to get across and you just want it to end, but more often than not there are some very exciting finishes here. My Opinion: It depends on what task they had to do to cross the moat, some are way more exciting then others, but usually it was very exciting. The first 4 teams to hit the gong would go on to the next round. Team members would have to cross the moat in varying ways and hit the gong on the opposite side. The first round that the players competed in was called The Moat. Dang, the kids that made it this far must have been exhausted. By the time that they got around to recording the final round, it would sometimes be after 10 or 11 PM and Universal Studios had closed for the day so there was no live audience to watch the final round, lol.

So all 3-5 episodes of the day would record round 1, then round 2, then round 3, then the final round. Usually Legends would film like 3-5 episodes per day and they'd break filming up into segments. These teams names are LEGENDARY and they were known as the Red Jaguars, Blue Barracudas, Green Monkeys, Orange Iguanas, Purple Parrots, and Silver Snakes. The teams were also color coordinated and had an animal logo represented on their shirts. They were then split into 6 teams of 2 players each, one boy and one girl. To make it through the casting process, contestants had to pass some basic physical tests and a written test on history and geography. The stars of the show were Kirk Fogg, the host, and a talking stone head named Olmec.Ĭontestants on the show were anywhere from 11 to 14 years old (though some turned 15 before filming started). The end goal of the game was to have the contestants retrieve the artifact from within the temple. Each episode featured a 'legend' of a historical or mythological figure and an artifact (real or fictional) closely related to them. Little Pupa was instantly enraptured by this show and once it started airing on week nights, I'd have to set my VCR to record it while I was at soccer practice. For reference, I was 6-7 years old in 1993. It ran for 3 season, 120 episodes, until it ended in 1995. Legends of the Hidden Temple was a children's game show that premiered on the Nickelodeon channel in 1993. So lemme explain a little bit about Legends and what kind of show it was before we jump into the episodes.

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Stone and Marcus Fox.Hey CTS! I never make threads on CTS, but I've suddenly come into some free time and I got Paramount+ so I figured why not rewatch Legends of the Hidden Temple?! This show was my entire childhood and I love nostalgic shit.

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The series is executive produced by Scott A. Brown, Legends of the Hidden Temple is produced by Stone & Company Entertainment and Nickelodeon. “When we asked Dee Bradley Baker to return as the one and only Olmec – our giant talking stone head, and he said, ‘Let’s Rock,’ that was all I had to hear…Olmec lives,” said executive producer Scott Stone.īased on the original game show created by David G. Baker joins Cristela Alonzo, who will host the reboot. Olmec made announcements, explained various challenges and asked tiebreaker questions in various episodes of the original series. Four teams begin the journey, but only one is “strong enough and smart enough” to enter the ominous Olmec’s Temple, avoid the “dreaded” Temple Guards, retrieve a lost treasure, and return it to its rightful owner.īaker’s Olmec was a giant talking Mayan head that served as the series’ most recognizable symbol. Every episode is a hero’s journey through a mysterious jungle.

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