The themed episodes were called things like “The Golden Cricket Cage of Khan,” “The Bonnet of Dolley Madison” and “The Snow Cone of Mount Kilimanjaro.” (Who else jumped every time a temple guard popped out?!)īefore teams could become the final duo to run the temple obstacle course, they had to win physical challenges and answer trivia questions correctly. The OG “Legends of the Hidden Temple” combined stories of real-life historical figures and places with mostly made-up objects that contestants had to find in a temple maze before time ran out or temple guards grabbed them. You can see the interview below on YouTube: He added that he’d love to see some of the original kid contestants come back on the revival now that they are adults. “All I get from everybody is, when are we going to bring back the show,” Fogg said.
Original “Legends” host Kirk Fogg hinted recently that he may play a role in the reboot, according to a video interview he gave to TMZ.
LEGENDS OF THE HIDDEN TEMPLE TELEVISION SHOW EPISODES MOVIE
It continued in syndication on and off for many years, and a 2016 TV movie turned the concept into fictional film form on Nickelodeon.Ĭontestants, who were between 11-15 years old, were on teams named the “Purple Parrots,” “Blue Barracudas,” “Orange Iguanas,” “Red Jaguars,” “Silver Snakes” and “Green Monkeys.” The reboot also promises to keep those names plus Olmec, the talking Mayan head, and other elements of the original show. The original “Legends” aired on Nickelodeon between 19 and had 120 episodes. Perhaps that’s a good thing in the end because this amped-up version of the contest feels like it needs a larger viewing screen than your mobile device. But the platform quickly fizzled before a “Legends of the Hidden Temple” reboot could debut. Quibi, a short-form video streaming service, originally planned to make the adult version of the show. “Five teams begin the journey, but only one is ‘strong enough and smart enough’ to enter the ominous Olmec’s Temple, avoid the ‘dreaded’ Temple Guards, retrieve a lost treasure, and return it to its rightful owner.” “Every episode is a hero’s journey through a mysterious jungle,” the new show’s press release said. ViacomCBS, which partially owns both The CW Network and Nickelodeon, announced on May 11 that it would take over a reboot of the beloved show, this time with adult contestants competing in a real “jungle” with challenges and prizes amped up to an adult level. Millennials will have the chance to see one of their favorite ’90s TV game shows back on the airwaves when The CW Network revives Nickelodeon’s “Legends of the Hidden Temple.”
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