a number of tabloid stories regarding contestants who had won money on the show but not received it because the episode they participated in never went to air. A version made in Dubai by Dubai TV was syndicated across the Arabic-speaking world and each episode featured contestants from different countries in that region. A German version hosted by Kai Böcking aired on ZDF in 2002. The show's format was generally the same as the other versions, except that the game started with five players instead of six. The Singapore version of the show was hosted by Guo Liang, under the name Show Me Your Power, was aired in 2003 on Channel U. Dog Eat Dog was considered an inappropriate title. The U.S. version was hosted by Brooke Burns from 2002 to 2003 on NBC and reruns were picked up by the Game Show Network until 2014. In Poland, the station TVN broadcast a version of the show in 2002 under the name Oko za oko (literally "eye for eye"). The host was Jarosław Ostaszkiewicz who had previously voiced the Polish version of Big Brother which was also broadcast by TVN. BBC Worldwide also licensed the format to a broadcaster in Sweden. References External links Dog Eat Dog at BFI 2001 British television series debuts 2002 British television series endings 2000s British game shows British reality television series BBC television game shows English-language television shows Television series produced at Pinewood Studios