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At the end of the game, the top two contestants advanced to the Pressure Cooker BonusRound (which was basically a first-to-three version of the Decision questions), while the last-place finisher had to give out food to the StudioAudience. No, seriously.
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At the end of the game, the top two contestants advanced to the Pressure Cooker BonusRound (which was basically a first-to-three version of the Decision questions), while the last-place finisher had to give out food to the StudioAudience. No, seriously.
StudioAudience as a comedy forfeit.
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* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The category graphics for season 2 only; Decision was written in black text, Odd Job was blue, Temptation was red, and Fast Track was purple.
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* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive editing]]. The show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff called ''Series/Pressure1'', the category graphics were replaced by ones that matched the new logo, and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''". While all instances of the original logo graphic were covered up with the new one, no effort was made to blank out the prominent physical Peer Pressure logos on the set. Oddly, the 1998 copyright date was retained.
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* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive editing]].editing. The show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff called ''Series/Pressure1'', the category graphics were replaced by ones that matched the new logo, and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''". While all instances of the original logo graphic were covered up with the new one, no effort was made to blank out the prominent physical Peer Pressure logos on the set. Oddly, the 1998 copyright date was retained.
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* The "second" season was just repackaged reruns of the first, except that the Magic 8-Ball was [[ClumsyCopyrightCensorship edited out]] (most likely for trademark reasons), Nick's introduction of Valarie at the start of the show was cut, Valarie's reading of the Decision questions were replaced by pre-taped clips of random kids asking the questions, and there was now PopUpTrivia scattered throughout. We'd say it was EditedForSyndication, if it wasn't already syndicated to begin with...
* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive editing]]: the show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff called ''Series/Pressure1'', and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''"
* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive editing]]: the show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff called ''Series/Pressure1'', and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''"
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* The "second" season was just repackaged reruns of the first, except that with a slew of edits to disguise the fact. The Magic 8-Ball was [[ClumsyCopyrightCensorship edited out]] (most likely for trademark reasons), reasons) and replaced by a generic set of category graphics, Nick's introduction of Valarie at the start of the show was cut, Valarie's reading of the Decision questions were replaced by pre-taped clips of random kids asking the same questions, and there was now PopUpTrivia scattered throughout.throughout. The episodes also all got a new set of credits, removing the Tyco plug and switching the copyright date to 1998. We'd say it was EditedForSyndication, if it wasn't already syndicated to begin with...
* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusiveediting]]: the editing]]. The show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff called ''Series/Pressure1'', the category graphics were replaced by ones that matched the new logo, and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''"''Pressure''". While all instances of the original logo graphic were covered up with the new one, no effort was made to blank out the prominent physical Peer Pressure logos on the set. Oddly, the 1998 copyright date was retained.
* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive
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* SpinOff: ''Series/Pressure1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a final SpeedRound involving a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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* SpinOff: ''Series/Pressure1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it Pressure''. Besides the same theme and similar logo, the two had nothing in common; the new show was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a final SpeedRound involving a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".Gage]]".
* WordSaladTitle: The nonsensical ''Pressure 2'' title that season 3 used. Even in the context of the similarly-strangely-named ''Pressure 1'', it doesn’t make sense to call it "2" when this show existed first.
* WordSaladTitle: The nonsensical ''Pressure 2'' title that season 3 used. Even in the context of the similarly-strangely-named ''Pressure 1'', it doesn’t make sense to call it "2" when this show existed first.
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* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive editing]]: the show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff, ''Pressure 1'', and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''"
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* The "third" season was the same repackaged reruns with [[UpToEleven even more obtrusive editing]]: the show was renamed ''Pressure 2'' to go along with an InNameOnly SpinOff, ''Pressure 1'', SpinOff called ''Series/Pressure1'', and every use of the word "Peer" when referring to the title on-air was awkwardly [[CensoredForComedy blanked out]], rendering the title of the show as "[{{beat}}] ''Pressure''"
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a final SpeedRound involving a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' ''Series/Pressure1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a final SpeedRound involving a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Peer Pressure game board. Or -BLANK- Pressure if you're watching season 3.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The Peer Pressure game board. Or -BLANK- Pressure if you're watching season 3.]]
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* PublicServiceAnnouncement: The show was heavily sponsored by "Right Decisions, Right Now", an anti-smoking campaign. ([[Main/StealthCigaretteCommercial On the surface, at least.]]) Not only did their ads air during the show, even running alongside the credits in many episodes, but it was a space on the board itself. Landing on it would present the contestant with a moral dilemma; making the "right decision" let the contestant move forward an extra two spaces, making the wrong one meant they stayed where they were.
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* RearrangeTheSong: A slightly-remixed version was used as the theme for ''Outrageous!'', another Wheeler-Sussman game show that debuted a year after ''Peer Pressure''.
* RecycledSoundtrack: The theme would be reused for ''Pressure 1'' two years later. Especially noticeable since Pressures 1 & 2 were frequently paired with each other in syndication.
* RecycledSoundtrack: The theme would be reused for ''Pressure 1'' two years later. Especially noticeable since Pressures 1 & 2 were frequently paired with each other in syndication.
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* ClumsyCopyrightCensorship: Getting rid of the Magic 8-Ball and replacing it with generic category graphics out of nowhere for "season 2"; either they lost their trademark license, or didn't have one to begin with.
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* ClumsyCopyrightCensorship: Getting rid of the Magic 8-Ball and replacing it with generic category graphics out of nowhere for "season 2"; either they lost their trademark license, or didn't have one to begin with.2". The Tyco credit was removed from the credits as well.
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''Peer Pressure'' ran for three seasons from 1997-99. Well, [[OnlyBarelyRenewed sort of]]:
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''Peer Pressure'' ran for three seasons from 1997-99.1997-2000. Well, [[OnlyBarelyRenewed sort of]]:
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* PopUpTrivia: Introduced in "season 2" and carrying over to the ''Pressure 2'' third season. They'd explain how certain stunts were pulled off, reveal behind-the-scenes tidbits, and dispense random jokes and trivia.
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* The "second" season was just repackaged reruns of the first, except that the Magic 8-Ball was [[ClumsyCopyrightCensorship edited out]] (most likely for trademark reasons), Nick's introduction of Valarie at the start of the show was cut, Valarie's reading of the Decision questions were replaced by pre-taped clips of random kids asking the questions, and there was now ''Series/PopUpVideo'' style DVDCommentary. We'd say it was EditedForSyndication, if it wasn't already syndicated to begin with...
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* The "second" season was just repackaged reruns of the first, except that the Magic 8-Ball was [[ClumsyCopyrightCensorship edited out]] (most likely for trademark reasons), Nick's introduction of Valarie at the start of the show was cut, Valarie's reading of the Decision questions were replaced by pre-taped clips of random kids asking the questions, and there was now ''Series/PopUpVideo'' style DVDCommentary.PopUpTrivia scattered throughout. We'd say it was EditedForSyndication, if it wasn't already syndicated to begin with...
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* The "second" season was just repackaged reruns of the first, except that the Magic 8-Ball was [[ClumsyCopyrightCensorship edited out]] (most likely for trademark reasons) and there was now ''Series/PopUpVideo'' style DVDCommentary too. We'd say it was EditedForSyndication, if it wasn't already syndicated to begin with...
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* The "second" season was just repackaged reruns of the first, except that the Magic 8-Ball was [[ClumsyCopyrightCensorship edited out]] (most likely for trademark reasons) reasons), Nick's introduction of Valarie at the start of the show was cut, Valarie's reading of the Decision questions were replaced by pre-taped clips of random kids asking the questions, and there was now ''Series/PopUpVideo'' style DVDCommentary too.DVDCommentary. We'd say it was EditedForSyndication, if it wasn't already syndicated to begin with...
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a timed final duel that involved a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a timed final duel that involved SpeedRound involving a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a BonusRound that involved a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html generic quiz show for teens]] with a BonusRound timed final duel that involved a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin Pressure Gage]]".
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''Peer Pressure'' ran for three seasons from 1997-99. Well, sorta.
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''Peer Pressure'' ran for three seasons from 1997-99. Well, sorta.[[OnlyBarelyRenewed sort of]]:
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of Creator/MervGriffin and Ryan Seacrest's children's game ''Series/{{Click}}'' (which was often paired with ''Peer Pressure''): it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html rather basic quiz show for teens]] with a BonusRound that involved a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin pressure gage]]".
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* SpinOff: ''Pressure 1'' premiered in 1999, presumably to fill the gap left by the ending of ''Series/{{Click}}'', a [[Series/AmericanIdol Ryan Seacrest]]-hosted Creator/MervGriffin and Ryan Seacrest's children's game ''Series/{{Click}}'' (which production that was often paired with ''Peer Pressure''): Pressure'': it was just a [[http://www.gameshowgarbage.com/ind115_pressure1.html rather basic generic quiz show for teens]] with a BonusRound that involved a "[[RougeAnglesOfSatin pressure gage]]".Pressure Gage]]".
