Despite of all the locomotion of audience's screaming, contestant choosing prizes either from the dream screen or from an opponent but it will all came down to the final decision at the end of the game when who will be a real liar will win it all. This is the first time ever that I had seen a TV game show that their advertisement's companies actually do have a chance to get all their stuffs back by not rewarding the contestant if either one of the contestants chose not to trust the other. I had seen last night episode as the other two user's reviews had indicated and I totally agreed with them. This is a tasteless and wicked game show. I believe later that there will only be cons to participate in this show because righteousness contestants have very slim chance to really to win the prizes. This show will not only affect the contestants but also to all viewers alike. What this game is teaching us? So far all I can see is that it is teaching us to be more skillful at lying, deceiving and willing to step on one another no matter of the cost, to achieve our greedy intention. It is just as same as you get two people, give each the few prizes and a gun then to tell them to point the gun at each other and ask them to make their own decisions. If they both choose to "Not Fire" (same as "Keep Mine") then they both be walking home winning but if one of them is a real con then certain death will be upon the other honesty's contestant. I believe in the long run, this kind of shows will gradually brainwashing our mind and affecting greatly on our younger generation thoughts. I don't want to see my kids nor our kids growing up to learn not to trust other human being and not to be honest because as this show had presented that honesty IS NOT the best policy. The sad part is that if they seeing it on popular TV station channels then they would thought it is the right things to do so. Monkey see and monkey do. BTW, did a criminal sitting in a prison cell somewhere is the creator of this show? The show's title "Take It All" should really be "The Best Con Win".
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