Review of Season Finale of Abc's Game Show Child Support

I just finished watching a show I like and love. It's called Child Support. Yes, I realize I put that in the title but I felt like I needed to explain it in my post. Now this is a game show where people can win up to two hundred thousand dollars in cash. If they get a question wrong the kids can save them, but if the kids do not know the answer then their game is over and they leave with nothing. I don't know if you have watched this show or not but if you haven't I highly recommend it. I recommend it because, one it's a really good show and two it's a show for the entire family. I played along while watching and with the first contestant, who did alright, but then didn't. I had gotten 4 right but I didn't know one. With the next contestant, who came to play after the first, I was doing well and got most of these questions right but there were some tough ones I didn't know. I thought I knew the last answer but I didn't, but the kids did, which helped this last contestant. I don't want to explain everything that happened in the season finale because I want you to see for yourselves. If you have on demand, I recommend that you go to ABC on demand and go to Child Support, and start with episode one and so on, and if episode six isn't on demand yet then no worries because I'm sure eventually it will be. So when it does happen, after you get through the first episode and have watched the others. Then watch six, because you won't regret it. Trust me when I say this has become one of my favorite game shows on Friday nights, because not only does it make you think, but it allows you to challenge yourself and it gives you and your kids a learning experience. How can it be a learning experience you may ask? Well, the answer is very simple. It can be a learning experience because even though these are trivia questions, they are questions that have to do with things that we have either seen, learned, it can be about anything. You never know what the questions may be until they are asked. That's when it becomes time for you to really think carefully before answering. I've had to do that, but even if my guess may have been wrong for some of the ones I did not know, that's okay because it doesn't stop me from trying my best to answer the question after the one that has already been asked. It's also a learning experience because if you get it wrong, and the contestants get it wrong, but the kids know the answer, then you will be able to learn what the correct answer was, but remember it if you may get asked that question someplace else. For example, if one of those questions were on a test or quiz. I can't wait for it to come back, and if you have seen it great, if not then I only suggest give it a chance, because who knows you may end up liking it or you may not, but that's something you have to decide. I love and like it, because it's entertaining, educational, fun, and it's just an awesome show.