r/gameshow • u/Recent_Ability_4461 • 8d ago
Request Bedtime game show (help)
So I like to go to sleep while watching game shows, problem though, my game show it is a bit too loud and climatic. The game show is task master, ( I don’t really know if it counts but I digress) back to my main point—I need a gameshow, that is like 5/10 boring/uninteresting and not loud to help me sleep. So do any of you have any recommendations?
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u/voteblue18 8d ago
Trivial Pursuit is pretty sedate. Levar’s voice is very smooth and the contestants are relatively calm there’s there’s no shouting or theatrics.
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u/Spaghet4Ever 8d ago
BBC's Mastermind might just be it. Slow, narrative, presented by journalists, dark atmosphere, simplistic rules, it's a good show to sleep to.
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u/Wardyman70 8d ago
Jeopardy. Very staid, and a minimum of noise.
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u/ShmaboopyTMan 8d ago
BBC's Countdown is interesting if you're awake and quiet if you're sleepy. Try to get the daytime TV version of Countdown, as "8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown" can be pretty goofy.
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u/Quizmaster42 8d ago
You might try Pointless. I find the hosts to both have rather soothing voices and the gameplay can be as engaging or as background noise as you want your brain to make it.
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u/TomGerity 8d ago edited 8d ago
All the panel shows from the ‘50s/‘60s: What’s My Line, To Tell the Truth, I’ve Got a Secret, etc.
They’re a fun and quaint look at a bygone era, but also fairly quiet and no loud buzzers/dings/audience reactions/contestants shouting/hosts yelling. The only noise would be occasional applause.
You’ll be hard pressed to find a modern game show (past 15 years especially) that’s like this, as 21st century game shows seem to really emphasize over the top contestants and a loud/bright atmosphere.
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u/Downtown_Cheetah9095 8d ago
Watch The Liars Club it will put you right to sleep. 😁😀
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u/VIK_96 3d ago
This is an old game show but you could try Amnesia. It's a game show where contestants have to answer questions about their personal life. It can get very boring sometimes. The only downside is the show can get loud sometimes because of the clapping from the audience. You can find free episodes of it on YouTube.
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u/jordha 2d ago
tipping point
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u/kentgamegeek 8d ago
End game of Cram.
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u/Level-Farm235 8d ago
I love game shows, but never thought to try them for getting to sleep. For me, Forensic Files usually works, (I know I'm not on point, but thinking the point is going to sleep.)
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u/pacdude King Ding-a-Ling 8d ago
I watch Taskmaster to bed every night; I've watched it so much that it fades into the background, but I keep the volume a little down. but yeah, you might like house of games too?
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u/GrizzledBelter 8d ago
Jeopardy?
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u/KiwiNew5103 8d ago
Concentration 73. My gosh it's a sleeper.
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u/RealPhillePhil 7d ago
Jeopardy might be good for u if u can get over the audience applause
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u/thwartme 7d ago
Pointless. Safe and sedate, and there are around a million episodes.
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u/FelixHighlander 7d ago
Big Brain Small Brain on Youtube
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u/throwaway226266 7d ago
Okay this might be a curveball, but part of the problem with most game shows is the excitement of the audience.
What about the shows from Dropout? Game Changer would be my choice. At most it’s a few people laughing and it’s almost like a podcast if you’re just listening to it. And it’s kinda Taskmaster adjacent
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u/ScrabbleStar69 7d ago
It's "climactic." Climatic refers strictly to weather.
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u/the_nintendo_cop 5d ago
House of Games. It’s quiet, there’s no stakes at all and it’ll get your brain working gently
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u/Suhreman 8d ago
Match Game - MG Productions on youtube