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Go-Big Show is a televised American competition series that premiered on TBS on January 7, 2021. In contrast to other talent shows, Go-Big Show focuses on bigger scale performances featuring monster trucks, horse riding and large stage acts.[1][2] On each episode, performers compete for an opportunity to advance toward the season finale, with a grand prize of $100,000 at stake. The second season premiered on January 6, 2022.[3] The show currently features Rosario Dawson, Cody Rhodes, Jennifer Nettles and T-Pain as judges. It is hosted by Bert Kreischer.[1][4] Cast[edit]Go-Big Show is hosted by Bert Kreischer (comedian). Judges include Cody Rhodes (wrestler), Jennifer Nettles (singer) and Rosario Dawson (actress).[5] Snoop Dogg (rapper) was one of the four judges during season one. However, in August 2021, it was announced that T-Pain (rapper) would replace him for season two.[6] Previously, DJ Khaled was planned to join the show.[7] Cast by season
Format[edit]On each of the six qualifier episodes, three pairs of acts perform for the judges. Each act is scored on a scale of 1 to 100 (using levers/throttles connected to a 23-foot "Power Tower" equipped with 4,000 LED lights).[8] The higher-scoring act of the pair advances to the semifinals. If both acts in a match-up receive the same score, a coin toss is used to decide the winner.[citation needed] For each of the three episodes in the semifinals, two heats of three acts each perform and are scored as in the preliminaries. The high scorers from the respective heats advance to a vote by the judges to determine which act will move on to the finals. Once the semifinals are complete, the judges select one of the three acts eliminated by their votes to advance as a "wild card".[citation needed] The finale consists of three rounds, with each act being scored as in previous episodes. Two acts face off in the first round, and the low scorer is eliminated. In each of the following rounds, one new act performs and must outscore the winner of the previous round in order to eliminate them and advance. The winner of the third round receives the $100,000 grand prize.[9] Season 1 overview (2021)[edit]Each act is scored on a scale of 1 to 100, calculated as an average of the scores given by the individual judges. During the Qualifier Rounds, performers go head-to-head, and the act that receives the highest combined score moves on to the next round. Match-Up Winner Qualifier Rounds[edit]Episode 1: "Welcome to the Go-Big Show"[10][edit]Original air date: January 7, 2021 US Viewership: 1.03[11] Match-Up 1: Kurtis Downs vs. Grace Good[edit]
Match-Up 2: Andrew S. vs. Scott Anderson[edit]
Andrew won the tie-breaking coin toss. Match-Up 3: Orissa Kelly vs. Jamie Keeton[edit]
Episode 2: "You Can't Unsee This!"[12][edit]Original air date: January 14, 2021 US Viewership: 0.99[13] Match-Up 1: The Gator Crusader vs. Tulga[edit]
Match-Up 2: Wheelz vs. Tomas Garcilazo[edit]
Match-Up 3: Gabe The One Armed Archer vs. Cassidy Rose[edit]
Episode 3: "And You Thought That Was Risky?"[14][edit]Original air date: January 21, 2021 US Viewership: 0.77[15] Match-Up 1: Ben Blaque vs. Tyler Scheuer[edit]
Match-Up 2: Ginger Duke vs. Christopher Joyce[edit]
Match-Up 3: Jackie Bibby vs. David Kalb[edit]
Episode 4: "Danger, Danger Everywhere"[16][edit]Original air date: January 28, 2021 US Viewership: 0.94[17] Match-Up 1: Rider Kiesner & Bethany Iles vs. Wesley Williams[edit]
Match-Up 2: Reckless Ben Schneider vs. Bill Dixon[edit]
Match-Up 3: Amina The Great vs. Leonid The Magnificent[edit]
Episode 5: "Go Out With a Bang!"[18][edit]Original air date: February 4, 2021 US Viewership: 0.87[19] Match-Up 1: Justin the Bull Fighter vs. Sideshow Star Krystal[edit]
Match-Up 2: James the Archer vs. Justin the Yo-Yoer[edit]
Match-Up 3: Chris the Shooter vs. Twin Motorcycle Stunts[edit]
Episode 6: "The Last Chance"[20][edit]Original air date: February 11, 2021 US Viewership: 0.75[21] Match-Up 1: Zach The Sling Shooter vs. The Monster Trucker[edit]
Match-Up 2: The Balance Guru vs. Scooter Trick Deijon[edit]
Match-Up 3: Callie The Baller vs. Wayne the Mentalist[edit]
Semi-Finals[edit]Episode 7:"Semifinals"[22][edit]Original air date: February 18, 2021 US Viewership: 0.78[23] Match-Up 1: Tulga vs. Krystal vs. Deijon[edit]
Match-Up 2: Reckless Ben vs. Ben Blaque vs. Chris Cheng[edit]
Tulga advanced to the finals in a 3–1 vote over Ben Schneider. Episode 8:"Go Big, Fly High"[24][edit]Original air date: February 25, 2021 US Viewership: 0.80[25] Match-Up 1: Jackie vs. Tomas vs. Gabe[edit]
Match-Up 2: Kurtis vs. Leonid vs. Callie[edit]
Tomas Garcilazo advanced to the finals in a 3–1 vote over Kurtis Downs. Episode 9:"This Show is on Fire!"[26][edit]Original air date: March 4, 2021 US Viewership: 0.67[27] Match-Up 1: Kevin vs. Andrew vs. Orissa[edit]
Match-Up 2: James vs. Rider & Bethany vs. Christopher[edit]
Andrew Stanton advanced to the finals in a 3–1 vote over James Jean. Kurtis Downs received a "Wildcard" spot in the finals over James Jean and Ben Schneider. Finale[edit]Episode 10: "A Very Go Big Final"[28][edit]Original air date: March 11, 2021 US Viewership: 0.69[29] Finale Knock Out[edit]
Tomas Garcilazo won the competition and the grand prize of $100,000. Season 2 overview (2022)[edit]Similar to season one, the four judges' scores for an act are averaged to determine the overall score Unlike the prior season, each judge's individual scores were also revealed. During the Qualifier Rounds, performers go head-to-head, and the act that receives the higher average score moves on to the next round. Match-Up Winner
Qualifier Rounds[edit]Episode 1: "We're Back, Bigger Than Ever!"[30][edit]Original air date: January 6, 2022 Match-Up 1: JD "Iceman" Anderson vs. Amadeus "Ironjaw" Lopez[edit]
Match-Up 2: Professor Splash vs. David Matz[edit]
Match-Up 3: James Carter vs. Molly Schuler[edit]
Episode 2: "Now That's What I Call Big!"[edit]Original air date: January 13, 2022 Match-Up 1: Dare Daughter vs. Bazoo The Kloun[edit]
Match-Up 2: Gladius vs. Thomas Vu[edit]
Match-Up 3: Andrew Lee vs. Joe "Axe Man" White[edit]
Episode 3: "Bulls, Balls and Falls"[edit]Original air date: January 20, 2022 Match-Up 1: Jon "Divine Strength" Bruney vs. Manu "Flying Frenchman" Lataste[edit]
Match-Up 2: Horse vs. Charles Peachock[edit]
Match-Up 3: Dariella & Elena vs. Jose Angeles[edit]
Episode 4: "No Pain, No Gain"[edit]Original air date: January 27, 2022 Match-Up 1: Zavell 'Zero Gravity' Perry vs. Anastasia Synn[edit]
Match-Up 2: Jonathan "Rolla Bolla" Rinny vs. Leroy Patterson[edit]
Match-Up 3: Christopher & Stephanie vs. Kamikaze Kid[edit]
Episode 5: "This Is Definitely Not Child's Play"[edit]Original air date: February 3, 2022 Match-Up 1: The Amazing Sladek vs. Beaver Fleming[edit]
Match-Up 2: Rob Lake vs. Andrew Parker[edit]
Match-Up 3: Tori Boggs vs. Anthony Nevarez[edit]
Episode 6: "One Last Shot"[edit]Original air date: February 10, 2022 Match-Up 1: Lina Liu vs. Mike 'Mind Boss' Gillette[edit]
Match-Up 2: Dane Beardsley vs. Kevin 'Iron Hands' Taylor[edit]
Match-Up 3: Fernando Velasco vs. Jefrick 'Knife Ninja' Barrios[edit]
Semi-Finals[edit]Episode 7:"Time To Raise The Game"[edit]Original air date: February 17, 2022 Match-Up 1: Manu Lataste vs. Kamikaze Kid vs. Andrew Parker[edit]
Match-Up 2: Daredaughter vs. Jose Angeles vs. Kevin Taylor[edit]
Manu advanced to the finals in a 3–1 vote over Annaliese Nock. Episode 8:"It's A Wild, Wild Semifinal"[edit]Original air date: February 24, 2022 Match-Up 1: James Carter vs. Tori Boggs vs. The Amazing Sladek[edit]
Match-Up 2: Horse vs. Lina Liu vs. Fernando Velasco[edit]
James Carter advanced to the finals in a 3–1 vote over Lina Liu. Episode 9:"It's Never Been Closer"[edit]Original air date: March 3, 2022 Match-Up 1: Thomas Vu vs. JD Anderson vs. Jonathan Rinny[edit]
Thomas was eliminated due to having a combing score of 383, while JD and Jonathan once again tied with a combined score of 385. JD advanced due to having a higher score in the Qualifier round. Match-Up 1: Professor Splash vs. Andrew Lee vs. Anastasia Synn[edit]
Professor Splash advanced to the finals in a 3-0 vote over JD Anderson. Cody didn't vote given Professor Splash already had the majority vote. Annaliese Nock received a "Wildcard" spot in the finals over Lina Liu and JD Anderson. Episode 10: "Only One Can Win - The Finale"[edit]Original air date: March 10, 2022 Finale Knock Out[edit]
Manu Lataste won the competition and the grand prize of $100,000. Season 1 acts (2021)[edit]Season 1 featured 36 different acts. Winner | Runner-up | Finalist 
List of notable appearances of acts[edit]Many acts from the show have appeared in prior sports events and/or talent competitions. Sports events and competitions[edit]
Talent competition[edit]
Season 2 acts (2022)[edit]Season 2 featured 36 different acts. Winner | Runner-up | Finalist
List of notable appearances of acts[edit]Many acts from the show have appeared in prior sports events and/or talent competitions. Talent competition[edit]
Production[edit]The show is filmed at the Macon Coliseum in Macon, Georgia,[1] via Propagate and Boat Rocker Media's Matador Content. Production for the 10-episode hour-long second season began in August 2021.[38] Ratings and reviews[edit]The debut episode drew a million viewers[39] and was the best unscripted series launch by TBS in three years.[40] Viewership declined slightly each week during the first season.[41][42] However, due to its success, the series was renewed for a second season.[43] Common Sense Media reported it is a "mixed-bag of talent" featuring profanity and mild violence meant for mature audiences, along with family-friendly performances. The positive impact on younger viewers is the discussion of safety and the unique talents of the performers.[44] References[edit]
External links[edit]
Who Won Big show 2022?Go Big Show | Winner Announcement | Congratulations Manu Lataste, #BullJumper for becoming the Season 2 #GoBigShow winner!
What is the prize for winning the GoOn each episode, performers compete for an opportunity to advance toward the season finale, with a grand prize of $100,000 at stake. The second season premiered on January 6, 2022. The show currently features Rosario Dawson, Cody Rhodes, Jennifer Nettles and T-Pain as judges. It is hosted by Bert Kreischer.
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