Description of "Link Five, the War of Passions Television Game Show"

It’s fun, educative, dynamic and interactive. It challenges players and viewers!

Our daily television game show that is currently under production and is independent from the “Link Five” Federation. The costs are paid for in its entirety by the sponsors found within it. The “Link Five” Federation will be benefited by the promotions in the Television.

John & Jackie, the Stars of our Show!

The “Television Game Board” is the same as the home version, but digitally displayed behind the players.

Two individuals with their selected passions are opponents of what is a competition for pride and prizes.

Players are selected only if they are considered as advanced or have a high level of knowledge about the subject they select (their passion). Questions are determined before each show is taped, based upon their favorite subject.

The basic rules are the same as the board game version with the exception that with their selections they will be asked questions. Their winnings are determined by whether they answer those questions correctly.

The main goal of the game is to win the match on the board. The winner gets to keep
all prizes he/she has won during the show and the loser walks away with just a consolation prize.

The questions that are asked have four (4) different levels of difficulty and five (5) different Dollar values depending on the number on the block selected by the player...

The Wild blocks are $500.00 and can range from being as easy as on #1 or as difficult as on #4, depending on luck. The players never know what they get when they go to a Wild block.

Once a selection is made on the board it belongs to the contestant who made it, even if
the question is answered incorrectly. The dollar amount of the question is lost from his/her previous winnings and it goes to the opponent for having forced them to confront answer a tougher question.

These facts create real emotion. The personalities demonstrated by the two contestants and the fact that they have different subjects, forces the TV viewer to identify more with one than the other. As a result, audiences will follow “Link Five, the War of Passions Television Game Show” as sports fans.

There will be Five prizes (Computers, Cars, Vacations, etc.), hidden in the board and the contestant will win them if they select the block where it’s concealed and answer the question correctly, but they must also win the game.

What makes the “Link Five, the War of Passions Television Game Show” interesting, challenging, and entertaining is what goes on in the process of trying to win. The contestants accumulate money and prizes during the show, but once again, the loser of the game goes home with a consolation prize.

The beauty of “Link Five, the War of Passions Television Game Show” is that the
subjects of the questions change from one contestant to the other making it appeal to different interest groups.

“Link Five, the War of Passions Television Game Show” is going to be produced to be syndicated around the English speaking World. The Spanish version “Link Five, la Guerra de Pasiones” is going to be produced to be syndicated around the Spanish speaking World. These are the Markets.