Go-Big Show - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Welcome to the Go Big Show
The ultimate talent show is here on a scale never before attempted. The most dangerous and spectacular talent acts in the world converge on Macon, Georgia in the hopes of winning a $100,000 prize. The biggest ramp jump ever in competition, the world's most dangerous feet, a mutant superpower and a use of the eyes you'll wish you could unsee.
You Can't Unsee This!
Feats of strength, inspiring skills and spectacle, and bravery in the face of deadly animals.
And You Thought That Was Risky?
Crashes, face-plants, whiplash, gun-wounds, sword slashes and even mousetraps are hazards awaiting our contestants if they put even a foot wrong tonight. The stakes are sky high as usual in the worlds' most extreme talent show.
Danger, Danger Everywhere
Crashes, face-plants, whiplash, gun-wounds, sword slashes and even mousetraps are hazards awaiting this evening's contestants.
Go Out With a Bang!
The semifinals are near, and the contestants take risks with live bulls, live ammo and a nail in the face for a shot at the $100,000 prize.
The Last Chance
With only three places left in the semifinals, the opening round concludes with contestants defying death by monster truck, sharpshooting with a slingshot and stunts with a scooter and weights.
Semifinals
It's time for the semifinals, and six round one winners return with all-new acts going bigger than before.
Go Big, Fly High
The semifinals continue as six more outstanding first-round winners return with all-new acts; they're battling for just one spot in the finale.
This Show Is On Fire!
It's the last chance for our acts to reach the finale. Whether crashing monster trucks, setting themselves on fire or pushing their bodies to agonizing extremes, no-one is holding back in their attempts to get the $100,000 prize.. and make sure you stick around for a huge surprise!
A Very Go Big Final
In a spectacular and emotional finale, only four of the totally amazing acts remain. They must push their performances to the max in the hopes of winning the $100,000 prize and becoming the first Go Big Show Champion.
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