BrainSurge

BrainSurge (2009-2014)

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BrainSurge is an American children's game show which aired on Nickelodeon. The show's format was adapted from the Tokyo Broadcasting System game show 'Brain Survivor'.

BrainSurge's challenges are designed to test the memory and comprehension skills of its contestants.

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ScheduleMonday to Friday (daily) at 20:00 (30 min)

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EpisodeNameAirdate
S03E40Episode 40Mai 9, 2014
S03E39Episode 39Mai 8, 2014
S03E38Episode 38Mai 7, 2014
S03E37Episode 37Mai 6, 2014
S03E36Episode 36Mai 5, 2014
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'BrainSurge' from the year 2009 premiere?

The TV show 'BrainSurge' premiered on September 28, 2009.

Who was the host of 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

The host of 'BrainSurge' in 2009 was Jeff Sutphen.

What network aired 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

'BrainSurge' aired on Nickelodeon in 2009.

What was the format of the game show 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

'BrainSurge' was a game show that tested the memory and knowledge of its contestants through various challenges and puzzles.

How many contestants participated in each episode of 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

Each episode of 'BrainSurge' in 2009 featured six contestants.

What was the age range of the contestants on 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

The contestants on 'BrainSurge' in 2009 were between the ages of 11 and 14.

What was the grand prize for the winner of 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

The grand prize for the winner of 'BrainSurge' in 2009 was a scholarship fund worth $25,000.

How many rounds were there in each episode of 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

Each episode of 'BrainSurge' in 2009 consisted of three rounds.

What was the name of the obstacle course in 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

The obstacle course in 'BrainSurge' in 2009 was called the "Brainiacs."

Did 'BrainSurge' in 2009 have any celebrity guests?

Yes, 'BrainSurge' in 2009 featured celebrity guests in some episodes.

What were the challenges in the first round of 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

In the first round of 'BrainSurge' in 2009, contestants had to answer questions and memorize patterns.

How many contestants advanced to the second round of 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

In 'BrainSurge' in 2009, the three contestants with the highest scores advanced to the second round.

What was the name of the second round in 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

The second round in 'BrainSurge' in 2009 was called the "Brain Teasers."

What was the final round called in 'BrainSurge' in 2009?

The final round in 'BrainSurge' in 2009 was called the "Brain Drain."

How long did an average episode of 'BrainSurge' in 2009 last?

An average episode of 'BrainSurge' in 2009 lasted approximately 30 minutes.

Did 'BrainSurge' in 2009 have any spin-offs or international adaptations?

Yes, 'BrainSurge' in 2009 had a spin-off called 'Family BrainSurge' and was adapted in several countries, including the United Kingdom.

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