Buena Fortuna (Good Fortune) was a popular but short-lived Argentine television game show hosted by Julián Weich. History "Buena Fortuna" was first televised on May 15, 2005 by Telefe. It was also transmitted internationally by "Telefe International," Telefe's satellite network. The show's final broadcast was on December 2, 2005. Executive Producers: Marcelo Fernandez & Fidel Chiatto Writers: Hector García Blanco & Mario Borovich Hosted by: Julian Weich Produced by Promofilm & Telefe contenidos Show 3/6/2 buena score Every person at "Buena Fortuna"'s studio automatically became a game participant. Those who participated on stage were chosen in a lottery way: each show goer was assigned a specific number. A machine filled with balls (similar to those used for lottery games) was then turned on, and the machine released a series of numbered balls, depending on which game is to be played, usually between two and four. Audience members whose assigned numbers appeared on the balls went on to participate on the show's main stage. Viewers could also participate from home, by using a cellular telephone. There was also a musical act during each show. Games The Ball catching game: Four contestants wear baskets on top of their heads. The public then starts throwing plastic balls at the contestants. Whoever catches the most balls after one minute, wins this game. The Kiss game: Two participants must put on heavy lipstick, then kiss as many people as they can in sixty seconds. Kisses to the cameraman, the television camera and the show host also count. Both men and women can play this game; because of the game's purpose, the two players are allowed to kiss members of their own sex. The number guessing game: About five or six contestants, one at a time, are chosen to step to the stage and play this game. The ball machine, in a way that is similar to a bingo game, then releases the balls, numbered from number one to number eighty. Participants must guess whether the next ball to be released is going to be higher or lower in number. Those that participate automatically earn money, but contestants that guess right get more money for each correct guess. Players are allowed to miss only twice. The Questions game: This is somewhat similar to Who Wants to be a Millionaire or The Weakest Link. Four contestants are chosen, once again, from the public. They stand in a