Cartoon Network Crashbox

Cartoon Network Crashbox is a live-action/animated game show that airs on Cartoon Network and Boomerang. It is based on the HBO edutainment game show Crashbox and is the Cartoon Network crossover version of Total Drama Crashbox.
== Premise ==
In this new game show, children of all ages compete against their favorite Cartoon Network and Boomerang stars in a series of physical and mental games and one lucky child will have a chance to play the Cartoon Crashbox Rewind game against a final boss star for a million dollars.
== Games ==
* Captain Bones - A pirate skeleton named Captain Bones has the contestants solve math problems and other types of puzzles by having his bones form the numbers or objects and having the viewers move one of his bones to pull it off. Throughout the game, Captain Bones will openly mock and demean the contestants using several pirate-esque insults, eventually becoming so irate that he demands them to leave his sight after the winner is declared.
* Dirty Pictures - In a museum that is closed for cleaning, a maid dusts off a picture with the elderly security guard holding up cards that give the hints of the person in the picture. This is a guessing game and only the player with the closest guess wins.
* Distraction News - A cardboard cutout newswoman named Dora Smarmy tells the contestants about certain things as they watch to learn about them while not getting distracted of the things that appear during the broadcast. Whoever remembers the most information by answering 3 out of 5 questions wins.
* Ear We Are - A nervous, stubborn and grumpy left ear and a brash, goofy and oblivious right ear describe sounds for the contestants, who are in two teams, to guess what event or thing they refer to and the first team to guess the location wins the game.
* Eddie Bull - Eddie Bull gives contestants three hints at what animal at the Walla Walla Washington Zoo ate him. Once the animal is identified, Eddie is regurgitated and the game then ends with the winner being declared.
* Haunted House Party - A haunted house party hosted by the unseen Master Big Guy, also known as the Horrid One, has ghosts attend as the contestants must identify the mystery guest of honor by listening to clues about them. When all the clues have been said, the Horrid One recaps them to the contestants before the historical figure is revealed in cardboard cutout form after a bright flash of lightning. In Episodes #40-52, the narrator doesn't speak until the gargoyles open the gate, and when the "mysterious mystery guest" is finally shown, the mouth movement is different from Episodes #1-37. Whoever guesses the mystery guest or the contestant with the closest guess won.
* Lens McCracken - An noir-styled detective named Lens McCracken develops zoomed-in and blurry pictures from a case he's working on, that contestants must solve by figuring out what the full image would be. The photos are then also be solved by his dark room's computer called the Solutionator one by one, and detective ends the game by piecing together a story from the solved photos and declares the winner who got the whole picture.
* Mug Shots - Detective Verity has the contestants look at the interrogated testimony from the photographed suspects of a crime where they must find out who is telling the truth and which of the other three are lying as they each state where they were when the crime was happening. The contestants solve the puzzle by spotting the contradictions or factual inaccuracies in the testimonies. Each of the suspects are shown in live action, but dubbed over by a different actor. When the innocent one is identified, the game ends and a winner is declared.
*Paige and Sage - An unseen valley girl talks through the pictures of identical Barbie doll twins Paige and Sage, where contestants must spot the differences in the pictures. Whoever found the most differences wins, and mostly girls played this game.
*Poop or Scoop - The game's announcer gives facts about animals and the contestants must guess if they are true or false by standing under one of two buckets with different substances: one that drops poop and one that drops ice cream. After each answer is revealed, buckets of the wrong answer will tip on the contestants. The first contestant to answer three questions correctly is the winner.
*Psycho Math - A robot named Professor Rocket gives the contestants long math problems for them to solve with countable pictures or descriptions of numbered things- such as the number of members on a baseball team qualifying for the number "9". Whichever contestant answers the most questions correctly wins.
*Radio Scramble - An anthropomorphic microphone named DJ Jumping Johnny Jumble has the viewers unscramble a word that is the title of the song that he plays at the KBOX radio station. He will sometimes also deliver traffic, sports, or weather reports that also are anagram puzzles.
*Revolting Slob - A puppet game where a polite female voice uses the messy Revolting Slob to describe a three-choice answer vocabulary question. The sketch ends with another word of the final question having the Revolting Slob explode with the female narrator stating that "No slobs were harmed in the making of this show." In Episodes #2-39, the revolting slob is grumpy and gluttonous, and the scenery takes place in his living room. But in Episodes #40-52, the revolting slob is silly and exuberant, and the scenery takes place in his kitchen. He always does a revolting action in each segment. This game is usually played by children and Cartoon Network/Boomerang stars who love disgusting stuff.
*Riddlesnake - An unseen raj reads the riddles from a riddle snake that the contestants must solve. Whoever solves the riddle first wins.
*Sketch Pad - A beatnik named Sketch Pad draws pictures of some things happening in a riddle-like scenario, as the contestants must solve the reason why these specific things are happening. The goal of the game is to try to guess the event or outcome that Sketch Pad didn't mention, and whoever figures out the mystery wins.
*Ten Seconds - A supercomputer gives the viewers ten seconds to solve each of four in Episodes #1-39, or five starting from episode 40, rebus puzzles and guess the answer. At the end of the game, the announcer signs off, announcing the winner.
*Think Tank - Inside a fish tank, a Jamaican submarine captain named Captain Bob has the contestants figure out a word that explains what each of three things that appear have in common. The catch is that in each round, the contestants have to figure out the word before Bob's tank runs out of water and buzz in by using a rubber duck. The winner is declared by how much time it took to answer each of the two questions.
== Trivia ==
* Fans often confuse this show as the reboot of Total Drama Crashbox.