There's a gameshow I've recently caught on comedy central called "Distraction". Don't know if anyone else has seen or mentioned on this forum this show - but it involves distracting the poor players while they attempt to answer relatively easy questions. Not only is the premise poorly applied, in my opinion, but the show in general is just a fearfully horrific show of how terrible television can be 😛. Maybe I just caught a bad episode or two, but I clearly remember the contestants on the show making me want to break my fingers when they talk, just so I myself can be "distracted" from this ridiculous dialogue. Maybe this more accurately describes why the show is really called distraction.
Anyways, to avoid a tangent, I was just going to say that, I see a good chance for tickling to be part of this show off in the horizon. It seems a perfect way to "distract" the opponents while they try and answer questions with their simple, often painfully defective brains. Also, the players are often good looking people.
Now, I don't quite know if it is worth actually watching all the episodes to find one with tickling in it, but if someone else feels up to the challenge, and wants to find/record the tickling part of the episode, good luck - just make sure that, before you begin, you don't have any weapons in the house that could in any way shape or form be used as a tool for suicide. You'll thank me later.
Anyways, to avoid a tangent, I was just going to say that, I see a good chance for tickling to be part of this show off in the horizon. It seems a perfect way to "distract" the opponents while they try and answer questions with their simple, often painfully defective brains. Also, the players are often good looking people.
Now, I don't quite know if it is worth actually watching all the episodes to find one with tickling in it, but if someone else feels up to the challenge, and wants to find/record the tickling part of the episode, good luck - just make sure that, before you begin, you don't have any weapons in the house that could in any way shape or form be used as a tool for suicide. You'll thank me later.