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EP1 Episode 1 May 27, 2003

Challenges include “Glacier Run,” in which the contestant must jump across glaciers in the pool and collect eight hanging flags in a limited time; “Crate Drop” and “Mutant Celebrity.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP2 Episode 2 May 27, 2003

Challenges include “Water Beam,” in which the contestant must walk across a beam with water jets shooting from it, collect the flag, and make it back across; “Leap of Faith” and “Lift Off.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP3 Episode 3 Jun 03, 2003

Challenges include “Wedge and Tilt,” in which the contestant must stay balanced in a glass box while answering trivia questions. Every wrong answer makes the box tilt forward; “Model Match-Up” and “Crate Drop.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP4 Episode 4 Jun 10, 2003

Challenges include “Over and Under,” in which the contestant must grab onto the spinning water wheel in the tank, go underwater, and leap from the wheel to grab five flags in a limited time; “Swing Rings” and “Drag Kings.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP5 Episode 5 Jun 17, 2003

Challenges include “Plug the Pipes,” in which the contestant must retrieve four caps from the tank and put them on the four water pipes within a limited time; “He or She” and “Raise the Buoys.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP6 Episode 6 Jun 24, 2003

Challenges include “Water Tube Challenge,” in which the contestant must climb up four tubes in the pool, collect four rings, and place them in a basket in a limited amount of time; “Rope Bridge” and “Trivia Ring Challenge.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP7 Episode 7 Jul 01, 2003

Challenges include “Ratchet Roulette,” in which the contestant must memorize a light sequence. They are given five attempts to duplicate it. Each time they fail, they are launched into the tank; “Water Beam” and “Little Genius.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP8 Episode 8 Jul 08, 2003

Challenges include “Glass Climbing Wall,” in which the contestant must climb one side of a glass wall, retrieve a key, then climb the other side, and insert the key into a box at the top within a limited amount of time; “Plug the Pipes” and “Cargo Net Challenge.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP9 Episode 9 Jul 15, 2003

Challenges include “The Hurricane,” in which the contestant must climb a tree above the pool, collect three coconuts (one at a time), and place them in their underwater basket within a limited amount of time; “Bungee Ring Grab” and “Aerial Obstacle Course.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP10 Episode 10 Jul 22, 2003

Challenges include “Rope Bridge,” in which the contestant must cross a collapsing bridge, open four capsules, and retrieve four flags without falling; “High Heel Balance Challenge” and “He or She.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP11 Episode 11 Jul 29, 2003

Challenges include “Tons of Fun,” in which the contestant is shown three sets of items. They must guess which of the two items is heavier. The contestant wins if they guess at least two of the three sets correctly; “Glacier Run” and “Ice Break.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP12 Episode 12 Aug 05, 2003

Challenges include “Upside Down Mutant Celebrity,” in which the contestant is hung upside down over the tank. They must correctly identify five out of ten distorted celebrity faces; “The Perfect Storm” and “Flush Out Crawl.” Brooke Burns hosts.

EP13 Episode 13 Aug 12, 2003

Challenges include “Underwater Valve Challenge,” in which the contestant must swim underwater and seal four valves within a limited amount of time; “Over and Under” and “Pendulum Swing.” Brooke Burns hosts.

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Released: 17 June 2002 Ended

Producted By: NBC

Country: United States of America

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Synopsis

Dog Eat Dog is an American game show, which originally ran from June 17, 2002 to August 26, 2003. It is loosely based on the UK version of the show by the same name. It is hosted by Brooke Burns, and has contestants compete against each other in physical competitions, trivia, and other assorted games for a prize of $25,000. Reruns of Dog Eat Dog currently air on the Game Show Network.

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The_Light_Triton You know exactly why you tune into Dog eat dog each weekend on GSN - Brooke burns is a sexy lady and watching women swim in their bikinis (and if you're a lady, watching all the fit and thin guys go shirtless.) generally, the only reason Dog Eat Dog was so popular, was it's sex appeal. You cannot deny it.And if any of you caught my older review of this, I wrote it at the tender age of 14. I was a stupid, brainwashed, sheltered teen who should've had a less radical Christian upbringing.The game goes as follows - 3 guys and 3 girls are sent to a camp to get to know each other in multiple categories, and the next day they're brought to the studio to play the game. depending on whom they believe is weak for the challenges that are laid out for them, they must vote out a specific person for that challenge, until it is down to 2 of the contestants, who go head to head, in which the winner faces all the eliminated contestants in the "Dog Pound" and he or she must pick the eliminated contestants to answer the questions. if the dog pound gets 3 questions right, they each win $5,000 where if they get 3 questions wrong, the last contestant standing wins $25,000.Back when the show debuted, I had just turned 12 and pretty much went bonkers over the show. any 12 year old hitting puberty would love to watch women 10 years his senior strip down to bikinis (and even less on the strip-games.) but of course the same went for girls watching guys 10 years their senior doing the same.Bottom line, Dog eat Dog is on GSN on the Weekends.

vagabondjonson I personally really like this show. It combines all the things that you like to see in a fun, forgettable, non-confrontational game show. 1. It has a good looking host. This is a must. Brooke Burke is no Chuck Woolery in the charisma department but she makes up for it by being a bombshell. 2. Meaningless competition. While there is a cash prize of $25,000 at the end of each episode, no one in the audience cares who wins or loses. They are much more involved in the "meaningless competition", which in this show is less about eating odd animal parts and more about completing entertaining tasks that have no real value except to provide the contestants an opportunity to show off their taut bodies. 3. Taut Bodies. I'm fairly certain that the only reason this show stayed on the air as long as it did was because it frequently involved girls changing into their swimsuits. 4. The odd man out. You may be wondering what this is. This is the contestant that is not like the others. In a lineup of five other normal looking "coeds" there's always one goth guy with a bunch of tattoos and long "elvish" hair or some idiot with a tongue ring and a mohawk. This contestant's elimination is always extremely entertaining.So there you have it. If you have satellite TV and an hour to kill, check out dog-eat-dog on gsn.

braveswiz Dog Eat Dog isn't what you call a grown-up version of Double Dare or another American Gladiators rip-off, it's a show where you either play with pride or money with 6 people. 1 day before taping, they were whisked away to camp where they had to learn their Phys. Ed. skills and when it was over, it was time for the game to start. Once Brooke Burns describes the challenge to the contestants, it was time to vote who would end up failing this challenge and if so, he/she got sent to the "Dog Pound" where it didn't involve you catching a dog with a butterfly net, but if he/she won, then he/she will pick who got sent to the pound by the person who voted for him/her and that, my friends, is simple.When it was down to just 2 players left, it was time for a Head-to-Head challenge where it was either a scoring competition or mostly an endurance competition, the winner became Top Dog and went to the final round in a best of 5 contest. If the Dog Pound wins it, 5 members will each get $5000, but if one person wins, he/she alone will win $25,000.25k is a measly amount of money, especially losing it to the Dog Pound, but the stunts were harder and it might be difficult to complete it, but Dog Eat Dog in my case, is a best in show winner all-around.

PracticalMagic Okay.. I realize that standards are falling, and the nation is becoming dumber and dumber as less and less books are being read, and more shows like this are being thrown on the air. The sad thing, is Americans are buying into it. The game show is based upon six contestants who are playing as a "team", yet constantly bashing each other, and attempting to widdle away at the the team until one person is remained standing. Then once one person is left, they set it up so that the other 5 contestants answer trivia questions at the end to try to take and split the money that the sole contestant has earned. What makes it a poor competitive game show, is that the sole contestant doesn't even get to answer the questions.. He merely gets to pick who gets to answer them... Where is the competition in that? That is hardly my main contention with the program... My biggest problem with the show, is that it makes the whole country look like idiots. If these are the finest that America has to put on a game show, we are in big trouble. I mean, supposedly, 6 average people are put into this "competition", and sadly the product is utter stupidity. Every two seconds they are blindly insulting each other, passing judgements, while the innocent seeming hostess reads off her cue cards, and asks provoking questions. The sad thing is American teens are eating it up. It has everything MTV has prescribed for this generation: A by standards hot host, verbal abuse, and conflict. What is the point? Why don't they just give each contestant their share of the money to run around naked and swear at each other? Now don't get me wrong, I am by no means a conservative thinker... However, It upsets me to see people buy into this crap. Is this what the future of television is going to be like? Is this an indication of what the future of America is going to be like?So.. If you are 13, and want to see something entertaining to your sex drive and adrenaline, get a dirty magazine.. If you want to watch an hour of trash, watch "Dog eat Dog".