History Series / OhSit

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The intent of the show seemed to also be seeing how many [[IncrediblyLamePun "sit"/"shit" puns]] they could get past the censors (''Oh Sit!'', the leaderboard being the "Sit List", etc.)

** GameShowHost: Jamie Kennedy and Jessi Cruickshank.

* XMeetsY: Musical Chairs meets ''[[{{Series/Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]''. Even more so as it shares several key elements (such as a three man band of hosts/reporter, funny nicknames for the contestants, sweeper arms and giant pools, etc.).

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The intent of the show seemed to also be seeing how many sitty puns relating to the word "shit" they could get past the censors

And ''how''. ''Oh Sit''? The Sit List (the post-round leaderboards)? Sit Happens? Sit going down? The producers would ''always'' try and sneak in as many sit-related puns as possible because "hur hur sounds liek shit" (which, appropriately, [[IncrediblyLamePun it did]]).

A sitty GameShow on TheCW, which takes the classic party game of Musical Chairs and makes it sittier by replacing the polka and swing ensemble with a pop cover band, and by replacing the aimless wandering in circles with a circular obstacle course. Did we mention there's cash prizes?

In each round, a group of contestants race around a ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a song. Each obstacle a contestant clears during the song is worth cash; once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three bridge obstacles over a pool that links to a circle of chairs on a platform in the center. The contestant left without a chair is promptly eliminated. But then, each chair is also a MysteryBox with various cash values attached to them: whoever banks the least amount of money in the round is ''also'' eliminated, cause sit happens. Most of the songs were performed by a cover band known as "The F.O.S. Band", but a guest musician/band played during the third round and the interval before the final round. The last contestant standing-er, sitting-in the end wins, and that's about it.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how''. ''Oh Sit''? The Sit List (the post-round leaderboards)? Sit Happens? Sit going down? The producers would ''always'' try and sneak in as many sit-related puns as possible because "hur hur sounds liek shit" (which, appropriately, [[IncrediblyLamePun it did]]).

* CatchPhrase: "Stand by for music!"

In each round, a group of contestants race around a ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a song. Each obstacle a contestant clears during the song is worth cash; once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three bridge obstacles over a pool that links to a circle of chairs on a platform in the center. The contestant left without a chair is promptly eliminated. But then, each chair is also a MysteryBox with various cash values attached to them: whoever banks the least amount of money in the round is ''also'' eliminated, cause sit happens. While most of the songs are performed by a cover band known as "The F.O.S. Band", while often in the third round (and the interval before the final round) features a performance by a guest musical act. The last contestant standing-er, sitting-in the end wins, and that's about it.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how''. ''Oh Sit''? The Sit List (the post-round leaderboards)? Sit Happens? Sit going down? The producers will ''always'' try and sneak in as many sit-related puns as possible because "hur hur sounds liek shit".

A sitty GameShow on TheCW, which takes the classic party game of Musical Chairs and makes it sittier by replacing the polka and swing ensemble with a pop cover band, and by replacing the aimless wandering in circles with a circular obstacle course. Did we mention there's cash prizes too?

In each round, a group of contestants race around a ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a song. Each obstacle a contestant clears during the song is worth cash; once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three bridge obstacles over a pool that links to a circle of chairs on a platform in the center. The contestant left without a chair is promptly eliminated. But then, each chair is also a MysteryBox with various cash values attached to them: whoever banks the least amount of money in the round is ''also'' eliminated, cause sit happens. While most of the songs are performed by a cover band known as "The F.O.S. Band", while often in the third round (and the interval before the final round) features a performance by a guest musical act. The last contestant standing - or should we say sitting - in the end wins, and that's about it.

!!GameShowTropes in use
* BonusSpace: The $5,000 chair ($10,000 in later rounds)

** GameShowHost: Jamie Kennedy and Jessi Cruickshank
** LovelyAssistant: Tanika Ray
* {{Whammy}}: The $0 chair
!!This series provides examples of

** "Take a swim!" (Especially in the 2012 episodes)

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how.'' Oh Sit? The Sit List? (the post-round leaderboards) Sit Happens? Sit going down? The producers will ''always'' try and sneak in as many sit-related puns as possible.

* XMeetsY: Musical Chairs meets ''[[{{Series/Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]''. Even more so as it shares several key elements (such as a three man band of hosts/reporter, funny nicknames for the contestants, sweeper arms and giant pools, etc.).

* CarriedByTheHost: Okay, they ''try'' to, is that good enough?

* XMeetsY: Musical Chairs meets ''[[{{Series/Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]''. Even more so as it shares several key elements (such as a three man band of hosts/reporter, funny nicknames for the contestants, etc.).

In each round, a group of contestants race around a ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a song. Each obstacle a contestant clears during the song is worth cash; once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three bridge obstacles over a pool that links to a circle of chairs on a platform in the center. The contestant left without a chair is promptly eliminated. But then, each chair is also a MysteryBox with various cash values attached to them: whoever banks the least amount of money in the round is ''also'' eliminated, cause sit happens. While most of the songs are performed by a cover band known as
"The F.O.S. Band", while the third round (and the interval before the final round) features a performance by a guest musical act. The last contestant standing in the end wins, and that's about it.

A sitty GameShow on TheCW, which takes the classic party game of Musical Chairs and updates it for the modern generation by replacing the polka and swing ensemble with a pop cover band, and by replacing the aimless wandering in circles with a circular obstacle course. Did we mention there's cash prizes too?

In each round, a group of contestants race around a ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a song. Each obstacle a contestant clears during the song is worth cash; once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three bridge obstacles over a pool that links to a circle of chairs on a platform in the center. The contestant left without a chair is promptly eliminated. But then, each chair is also a MysteryBox with various cash values attached to them: whoever banks the least amount of money in the round is ''also'' eliminated, cause sit happens. While most of the songs are performed by a cover band, the third round (and the interval before the final round) features a performance by an actual pop act. The last contestant standing in the end wins, and that's about it.

* DeadpanSnarker: Jamie Kennedy
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how.'' Oh Sit? The Sit List? (the post-round leaderboards) Sit Happens? This show is a load of sit-ty puns.

A sitty GameShow on TheCW, which takes the classic party game of Musical Chairs and updates it for the modern generation by replacing the polka and swing ensemble with a pop cover band, and by replacing the aimless wandering in circles with a circular obstacle course. Did we mention there's cash prizes too!

* XMeetsY: Musical Chairs meets ''[[{{Series/Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]''. Even more so as it shares several key elements (such as a ThreeManBand of hosts/reporter, funny nicknames for the contestants, etc.).

A sitty GameShow on TheCW, which takes the classic party game of Musical Chairs and updates it for the modern era by replacing the polka and swing ensemble with a pop group, and replacing the aimless wandering in circles with an obstacle course, among other things! In each round, a group of contestants race around a sitty ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a sitty pop song. Each obstacle has a checkpoint which awards the player some cash; the goal is to bank as much money as possible to hopefully avoid elimination.

Once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three sitty bridges over a pool that links to a circle of chairs on a platform in the center; the sitty contestant who is left without a chair gets eliminated. Meanwhile, every chair also has a hidden dollar value attached to it; the player with the least amount of money after each round ''also'' gets eliminated; cause, well, sit happens. The last player standing wins whatever sitty money they've banked throughout the game.

Most of the music is performed by an sitty in-house cover band, but each episode also features a pop act (such as Far East Movement in one episode, for example) who performs during the third round and before the final round.

* XMeetsY: Musical Chairs meets ''[[{{Series/Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]''.

Most of the music is performed by an sitty in-house cover band, but each episode also features a guest musician who performs during the third round and before the final round.

A sitty GameShow on a sitty network known as TheCW, which takes the classic game of Musical Chairs and updates it for the modern era by replacing the polka and swing ensemble with a pop group, and replacing the aimless wandering in circles with a series of obstacles, of course! In each round, a group of contestants race around a sitty ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a sitty pop song. Each obstacle has a checkpoint which awards the player some cash; the goal is to bank as much money as possible to hopefully avoid elimination.

Once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three sitty bridges over a pool that link to "Chair Island" so they can sit on one of the chairs; the sitty contestant who is left without a chair gets eliminated. Meanwhile, every chair also has a hidden dollar value attached to it; the player with the least amount of money after each round ''also'' gets eliminated; cause, well, sit happens. The last player standing wins whatever sitty money they've banked throughout the sitty game.

Once the music stops, the contestants must then race to cross one of three sitty bridges over a pool that link to "Chair Mountain" so they can sit on one of the chairs; the sitty contestant who is left without a chair gets eliminated. Meanwhile, every chair also has a hidden dollar value attached to it; the player with the least amount of money after each round ''also'' gets eliminated; cause, well, sit happens. The last player standing wins whatever sitty money they've banked throughout the sitty game.

* CommercialBreakCliffhanger: Going into the eliminations leading into the final round. But at least they were honest about going to break.

A sitty GameShow on a sitty network known as TheCW, which takes the classic game of Musical Chairs, replaces the polka and swing music with modern pop, and replaces the aimless wandering in circles with a series of obstacles, of course! In each round, a group of contestants race around a sitty ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a sitty pop song. Each obstacle has a checkpoint which awards the player some cash; the goal is to bank as much money as possible to hopefully avoid elimination.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how.'' Oh Sit? Sit List? Sit Happens? This show is a load of sit-ty puns.

A sitty GameShow on a sitty network known as TheCW, which takes the classic game of Musical Chairs, replaces the polka and swing music with modern pop, and replaces the aimless wandering in circles with a series of obstacles, of course! In each round, a group of contestants race around a sitty ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a sitty pop song. Each obstacle has a checkpoint after it which gives the player a bit of cash. Once the music stops, they must then race to cross one of three sitty bridges over a pool that link to "Chair Mountain" (which, if they wanted to make more sit puns, could have been called the "Pile of Sit") so they can sit on one of the chairs. The sitty contestant who is left without a chair gets eliminated. Meanwhile, every chair also has a hidden dollar value attached to it; the player with the least amount of money after each round ''also'' gets eliminated; cause sit happens. The last player standing wins whatever sitty money they've banked throughout the sitty game.

A sitty GameShow on that sitty network known as TheCW, which is basically extreme musical chairs; a group of contestants race around a sitty ring of sitty obstacles while a band plays a pop song. Each obstacle has a checkpoint after it which gives the player a bit of cash. Once the music stops, they must then race to cross an obstacle that links to "Chair Mountain" (located in the center of the pool) so they can sit on a chair. The contestant who is left without a chair gets eliminated. Meanwhile, every chair also has a hidden dollar value attached to it; the player with the least amount of money after each round ''also'' gets eliminated. The last player standing wins whatever sitty money they've banked throughout the sitty game.

Most of the music is performed by am in-house cover band, but the third round in each episode features a performance by a musician or group (who also performs before the final round)

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how.'' Oh Sit? Sit List? Sit Happens? This show is a load of sit.

* LuckBasedMission: The dreaded $0 chair.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: And ''how''. Sit List? Oh Sit? Sit Happens? This show is a load of sit.
* XMeetsY: Musical Chairs, meet ''[[{{Series/Wipeout2008}} Wipeout]]''.

Most of the music is performed by a sitty in-house cover band, but the third round in each episode features a performance by a sitty musician or group.