'Cash Cab' Canceled
Discovery Channel puts brakes on rolling game show
It's the end of the road for "Cash Cab." According to Vulture.com, the Discovery Channel has canceled its Emmy-winning game show after nearly seven years and more than 200 episodes.
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Originated in the U.K. in 2005, "Cash Cab" was a novel hybrid of "Jeopardy" and "Taxicab Confessions" in which unsuspecting passengers -- some random, some pre-screened -- entered a camera-rigged cab to find their driver offering them cash to correctly answer trivia questions.
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Comedian Ben Bailey passed his New York City cabbie exam just to host the Discovery version. And that's good, since he has something to fall back on now.
Repeats will continue to air in syndication.
It's such a waste to see this show go. It was really fun trivia. Every time my family would go back to NY we would hope to get in the cash cab.
An odd thing I've noticed about the comments on this article in comparison to most I see on the web is the people commenting here are at least intelligent enough to spell correctly.
What a loss...It was clean, entertaining, and informative...I guess now they'll come up with some new "War"...Storage Wars in Syria, Trucker Wars, Ghetto Skank Wars, Shoe Salesman Wars, or how about Screen Door Wars where people see how loud they can slam a screen door!
First Pee Wee's Playhouse gets whacked, nowe Cash Cabs? What are they going to replace it with: "Trayvon Martins Parents Give Lesson on how to Raise Children"?
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