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| − | A quizbowl '''TV show''' or '''Quiz show''' or '''TV tournament''' is a televised quizbowl [[tournament]] that is filmed and aired on a television station. Such shows are notorious for often having numerous [[bad quizbowl]] features such as [[speed check]] questions and issues with seeding. Recently, however, a number of quizbowl TV shows have adopted [[good quizbowl]] practices or were founded using best practices. Examples of the latter include [[QBTV]] and examples of the former include [[Scholastic Scrimmage]]. | + | A quizbowl '''TV show''' or '''Quiz show''' or '''TV tournament''' is a televised quizbowl [[tournament]] that is filmed and aired on a television station. Such shows are notorious for often having numerous [[bad quizbowl]] features such as [[speed check]] questions and issues with seeding as well as unusual match formats and rules. |
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| + | Recently, however, a number of quizbowl TV shows have adopted "[[good quizbowl]]" practices or were founded using best practices. Examples of the latter include [[QBTV]] and examples of the former include [[Scholastic Scrimmage]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:32, 6 January 2022
A quizbowl TV show or Quiz show or TV tournament is a televised quizbowl tournament that is filmed and aired on a television station. Such shows are notorious for often having numerous bad quizbowl features such as speed check questions and issues with seeding as well as unusual match formats and rules.
Recently, however, a number of quizbowl TV shows have adopted "good quizbowl" practices or were founded using best practices. Examples of the latter include QBTV and examples of the former include Scholastic Scrimmage.