Pass The Buck
★ 7 · 1998 · 30m
Twelve contestants answer questions in a knockout format that ends with a head-to-head round. The opening titles feature cartoon-style line drawings of the contestants’ emotions against a rotating animated background of soft-colored shapes.
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