two, Tara O'Connor replaced Olivia Stranger as the host (the 'Gong Banger'), while Chris Sievey (previously seen as Frank Sidebottom on the TVS shows No. 73, Motormouth, and What's Up Doc?) joined as a 'Gimp man' character. The show did not feature the extreme conditions of the original program, with the games being similar to ones shown on ITV's Love Island, and so the British version saw little success. See also Banzai – uses Japanese iconography as a base for the show I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! – uses tasks similar to Za Gaman Japandemonium – an ITV show featuring clips of modern Japanese shows in the style of Za Gaman Ninja Warrior UK – based upon the format of a Japanese game show called Sasuke Ultra Quiz – a 1980s TVS/ITV elimination game show based on a Japanese format References 1980s Japanese television series Japanese game shows Television controversies in Japan Sports entertainment