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It's a Knock Out

Episode #6.8 (Season 6, Episode 8)
TV Episode | Game-Show
Set within the majestic Roman amphitheater of Verona, the final spectacle embraced the grandeur of antiquity with a theme inspired by Ancient Rome. The arena transformed into a playful yet epic stage where teams evoked myth and legend ...See moreSet within the majestic Roman amphitheater of Verona, the final spectacle embraced the grandeur of antiquity with a theme inspired by Ancient Rome. The arena transformed into a playful yet epic stage where teams evoked myth and legend through imaginative challenges. Contestants took on roles in dramatic tableaux such as "The Emperors and the Maiden" and "The Ball or the First Steps," blending narrative flair with physical feats. A monstrous dragon faced off against gladiators, while another game united a centaur and a nymph in a symbolic chase. In tests of precision and strategy, players raced to plant flags and scale towering constructions. "The Horn of Plenty" challenged teams to balance abundance with skill, while a whimsical nod to Verona's literary heritage appeared in "Romeo and Juliet." As the evening unfolded, the ongoing "fil rouge" event-titled "Castor and Pollux"-saw twin-like coordination and strength tested in a game that echoed the mythological bond. This grand finale merged theatricality with athleticism, closing the tournament with a pageant worthy of its historic setting. Written by Capamaroux See less
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Director
Piero Turchetti
Production Designer
Enrico Tovaglieri
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Status
Edit Released
Updated Sep 16, 1970
Release date
Sep 16, 1970 (France)
Awards
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1 win

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3 cast members
Name Known for
Giulio Marchetti primary photo
Giulio Marchetti
Self - Host Self - Host   See fewer
The Biggest Bundle of Them All (1968)
Renata Mauro primary photo
Renata Mauro
Self - Host Self - Host   See fewer
La sciarpa (1963)
Jan Theys primary photo
Jan Theys
Self - Commentator Self - Commentator   See fewer
Kapitein Zeppos (1964)
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