1 vs 100

1 vs 100 is a game show where one contestant, the "One", faces a "Mob" of 100 other contestants. The One answers a series of trivia questions, with the goal of eliminating as many members of the Mob as possible. If the One successfully eliminates all 100 members, they win the grand prize. The game features various rounds and strategic choices, including "Helpouts" from the Mob.

1 vs 100 generally received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its innovative format and the charisma of its hosts, particularly Bob Saget and later Mike O'Malley. The blend of traditional trivia with the dynamic of a large group facing off against a single contestant was seen as a fresh approach to the game show genre. However, some critics noted that the show could sometimes feel repetitive or that the pacing could be slow.

• Praised for its unique premise and engaging gameplay.

• Hosts were often highlighted for their energy and ability to manage the game.

• Some found the format occasionally predictable, but generally entertaining.

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The show's original run in the US was hosted by Bob Saget, but he was later replaced by Mike O'Malley. The show also had a brief revival hosted by Chris Hardwick.