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The $500,000 Pyramid

This is chronicling **The $500,000 Pyramid** pilot.

## Game Format

### Main Game

The game is played with two teams of two players (consisting of one celebrity & one contestant) in a game of word communication. Each game starts with the introduction of six categories arranged in a pyramid. In the main game, a category's position on the pyramid was not an indicator of its difficulty. The categories were usually puns hinting to the content within that subject (i.e. "I'd Like to Buy a Vowel" would contain things associated with *Wheel of Fortune*).

A category was chosen at random (by the producers), and then a subject under that category was given. Each subject has seven words/phrases/names. The team had 30 seconds to guess the seven answers that fit into the category. One player described each item while the other player tried to guess what the words are. Each correct word was worth one point. When a word was passed, it cannot be returned to, but if the guesser can guess the word already passed, the team still scored. If at any time the clue giver gave away any part of the answer or conveyed the essence of the answer, a cuckoo sounded and the word was thrown out.

Each team had three turns with the celebrities giving first in round one, the contestants giving in round two, and in round three they decided amongst themselves on who's giving and who's receiving. The third and fourth categories (i.e. second category each team played) awarded a bonus prize for getting all seven. In addition, a feature was added called "Double Down", which allowed a team to play for double points.

The team with the most points won the game.

### Winner's Circle

The giver of the winning team faced a larger pyramid board of six subjects with the guesser having his/her back to the board. The winning team had 60 seconds to climb up to the top of the pyramid by getting all six. On each subject, the giver gave a list of items that fit the subject while the guesser tried to guess what they all have in common. As soon as the guesser gets the right subject or passed, they moved on to the next subject to the right. Upon a pass, the team can come back to it if there's time leftover though the guesser can still get the subject without going back to it. If at any time the giver gave an illegal clue (giving away part of the answer, conveying the essence of the answer, descriptions of the category or a synonym) a buzzer would sound, the subject was re-concealed and the team forfeited the chance at the big money. The giver was discouraged from using his/her hands which is why they were strapped into the chair, and prepositional phrases were also outlawed. Even though the big money was forfeited, the team can still go for the other subjects, because when time ran out, the contestant still won money attached to the subjects guessed; of course, getting all six in 60 seconds without illegal clues won $10,000.

Here are the amounts in the WC:

This is an hour long format; three games are played. The winners of each game played in the third game, the winner there played for a chance to augment their winnings to $25,000.
Pyramid Pilots

**This article is a disambiguation page for Pyramid Pilots**

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These are the many failed pilots for different versions of *Pyramid*.

* Pyramid (1996)
* Pyramid (1997)
* The $25,000 Pyramid (2010)
* The $100,000 Pyramid (2000)
* The $500,000 Pyramid
* The $1,000,000 Pyramid (2000)
* The $1,000,000 Pyramid (2009)
* Pyramid Rocks
John Cramer

**John Cramer** (known on camera as Cramer; born July 3, 1955 in Glendale, California) is an American television announcer.

Cramer did voiceover work for Game Show Network in 1996 and 1997. He announced on *The Newlywed Game* and *The Dating Game* from 1997 to 1999. In 2000, he announced on the short-lived 2000 revival of the scandal-plagued game show *Twenty One*. From 2001 to 2002, he announced on the NBC version of *Weakest Link*. From 2002 to 2004, he was the announcer on the revival of *Pyramid* hosted by Donny Osmond. Cramer also did voiceovers for fake promos on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and was the announcer for Fox News' The Half Hour News Hour. Since 2011, he was one of the guest announcers for *Wheel of Fortune* and is a voiceover for We the People With Gloria Allred.

He also announced the 1992 CBS game show *The Hollywood Game* as well as *Big Deal* for Fox and a Food Network show called Trivia Unwrapped. He was also the announcer for the third season of Nickelodeon's game show *BrainSurge*, entitled *Family Brainsurge* and is also the announcer for the MTV Movie Awards and the MTV Video Music Awards.
Johnny Gilbert

**Johnny Gilbert** (born John L. Gilbert III July 13, 1924, in Newport News, Virginia) is an American announcer who has mainly worked on various game shows. He is best known for announcing the syndicated version of *Jeopardy!* since its 1984 premiere and still does it today.

The first game show he ever announced was *Music Bingo*, a program that aired for two years on both NBC and ABC. Johnny was also a substitute announcer on Wheel of Fortune when the late Charlie O'Donnell was sick in 1995, on the April Fools 1997 episode when Alex Trebek hosted, and in 2010 following Charlie O's death. Johnny also hosted a few game shows, one of which was *Music Bingo*. He was also a singer and had his own album entitled *The Voice of TV's Jeopardy!, Johnny Gilbert Sings*. Johnny also lends his voice to the Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo Wii U versions of *Jeopardy!*, alongside host Alex Trebek.
Sally Struthers

**Sally Ann Struthers** (born July 28, 1947) is an American actress, TV personlaity and spokeswoman, best known for her roles as Gloria Stivic on *All in the Family* (for which she won two Emmy awards) and its short-lived spin-off series *Gloria*, Mark Addy's mother Louise on *Still Standing* and as Babette on *Gilmore Girls*. Sally Struthers also did some voiceover work such as Sandy Witch in *Tiny Toon Adventures*, Rebecca Cunningham in *TaleSpin* and Pebbles Flintstone-Rubble (teenager) on *The Flintstones Comedy Hour* and *The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show*. In the 80s & 90s, she's also credited for being the spokeswoman for ICS (International Correspondence Schools). Sally has also been a spokesperson for Christian Children's Fund (later ChildFund), advocating on behalf of impoverished children in developing countries, mainly in Africa. Sally appeared on many game shows over the years and had even found time to sub for Vicki Lawrence on the NBC daytime version of *Win, Lose or Draw*.

## Personal Life

Sally Struthers was born in Portland, Oregon, one of two children, with sister Sue, of Margaret Caroline (née Jernes) and Robert Alden Struthers, a surgeon who left the family when Sally was 9 or 10 years old. Her maternal grandparents were Norwegian immigrants. Struthers married William C. Rader, a psychiatrist. They had one child together, Samantha Struthers Rader, before their divorce.
Pyramid (1997)

This is chronicling the 1997 *Pyramid* pilot.

## Game Format

### Main Game

The game is played with two players in a game of word communication, along with six celebrities, referred to as the "Pyramid Players".

* Leila Kenzle
* Dan Cortese
* Kathy Kinney
* Bronson Pinchot
* Alfonso Ribeiro
* Kathy Najimy

Each celebrity represented a category, usually puns hinting to the content within that subject. After selecting a category, a subject under that category was given. Each subject has seven words/phrases/names. The team had 30 seconds to guess the seven answers that fit into the category. One player described each item while the other player tried to guess what the words are. Each correct word was worth one point. When a word was passed, it could be returned to, time permitting. If the team gets all seven words, the player wins $500. If at any time the clue giver gave away any part of the answer or conveyed the essence of the answer, a cuckoo sounded and the word was thrown out.

The team with the most points won the game.

### Final Pyramid

After selecting a celebrity to give the clues, the team faced a larger pyramid board of six subjects with the guesser having his/her back to the board. The eam had 60 seconds to climb up to the top of the pyramid by getting all six. On each subject, the giver gave a list of items that fit the subject while the guesser tried to guess what they all have in common. As soon as the guesser gets the right subject or passed, they moved on to the next subject to the right. Upon a pass, the team can come back to it if there's time leftover. If at any time the giver gave an illegal clue (giving away part of the answer, conveying the essence of the answer, descriptions of the category or a synonym) a buzzer would sound, the subject was re-concealed and the team forfeited the chance at the big money. Each correct answer was worth $200, and getting all six won the player $10,000 in the first Final Pyramid, and $25,000 in the second.

## Trivia

The $500 bonus for getting seven out of seven rule was carried over into the recent Pyramid revival.

## Links

Pyramid ('98) Review @ The Game Show Bonanza
Charles Nelson Reilly

**Charles Nelson Reilly** (born January 13, 1931 in South Bronx, NY; died May 25, 2007 in Beverly Hills, CA) was an American actor, comedian, director, drama teacher, and game show contestant. He was most famous for being on *Match Game*. Reilly is sometimes known as "The *Match Game* Panel King" because he was often on the show and liked to make the game fun. Other than *Match Game*, he has also been on other game shows as well, including *The $10,000 Pyramid*. He also hosted the short-lived *Sweethearts* in the late 1980s. Reilly died on May 25, 2007 due to pneumonia.
Bob Clayton

**Bob Clayton** (August 17, 1922 in Atlanta, Georgia – November 1, 1979 in New York City) was a game show host and announcer, best known for hosting & announcing *Concentration* and announcing *Pyramid*.

In 1963, he began announcing the NBC daytime version of *Concentration*, and took over from Hugh Downs as host in 1969. Briefly, he was replaced by Ed McMahon in March, but returned that September and hosted until its cancellation in 1973. Afterward, Clayton returned to announcing duties, mostly on shows created by Bob Stewart, including the $10,000 and $20,000 versions of *Pyramid*. He also announced the short-lived shows *Pass the Buck* and *Shoot for the Stars*. Clayton passed away in 1979 due to cardiac arrest.
Pyramid

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* The $10,000 Pyramid
* The $20,000 Pyramid
* The $25,000 Pyramid
* The $50,000 Pyramid
* The (New) $25,000 Pyramid
* The $100,000 Pyramid
* Pyramid (2002-2004)
* The Pyramid (2012)
* The $100,000 Pyramid (2016 ABC Version)
4 этап

**4-й этап — «Дневник путешественника»**

**Задание:** поделиться впечатлениями об участии в проекте в формате облака эмоций с использованием сервиса генерации облаков ключевых слов.

**Справочный материал к заданию.**

  Облако слов — это визуальное представление главных слов текста. Существует несколько сервисов, с помощью которых можно быстро и без труда получить облака эмоций.

Наиболее популярные веб-сервисы для генерации облаков:
Mike Richards

**Michael G. Richards** (born July 5, 1975 in Burbank, California), also known as **Mike Richards**, is a television personality and producer.

Richards is best known as the second host of *Beauty and the Geek*, and has produced numerous game shows including *Weakest Link*. Richards was until the end of the 2018–19 season the executive producer of *The Price is Right* and *Let's Make a Deal* and was a candidate to host Price before Drew Carey was chosen. Richards left both shows in 2019 and joined Sony Pictures Television, where he has been assigned to *Who Wants to be a Millionaire?* as an co-executive producer with Jimmy Kimmel, who is also the host of the show, and Michael Davies for the eight-episode run in the 2019–20 season, On August 29, 2019, Sony Announced that he will succeed as executive producer of *Wheel of Fortune* and *Jeopardy!* from the retiring Harry Friedman at the start of 2020-21 season. Richards hosted GSN's 2012 revival of *The Pyramid* and is the current host of the GSN show *Divided*.
Tomate

**Accompagnement** | Kebab

La **tomate** (*Solanum lycopersicum L.*) est une plante herbacée rouge de la famille des Solanacées, originaire du Nord-Ouest de l'Amérique du Sud, largement cultivée pour son fruit. La tomate se consomme comme un légume-fruit, crue ou cuite. Beaucoup considèrent, à tort, la tomate comme un légume.

Il existe plusieurs sortes de tomates ; par exemple des tomates de petite taille qui sont les tomates-cerises, il existe également des tomates de couleur noire.

La tomate est un ingrédient essentiel dans le kebab. Néanmoins, son absence dans un kebab n'est pas dramatique et les consommateurs désirent parfois un kebab sans tomates, ou sans salade. Traditionnellement, il y a deux ou trois rondelles de tomate dans un kebab.
Rod Roddy

**Robert Ray “Rod” Roddy** (born September 28, 1937 in Fort Worth, TX; died October 27, 2003 in Los Angeles, CA) was an American broadcaster and announcer. He was most recognizable as a game show announcer, but most notably, The Price is Right from 1986-2003. Other than The Price is Right, he has also announced on other game shows such as Whew!, Love Connection, and Press Your Luck. He was also a sub announcer for Hollywood Squares during Game Show Week. Prior to his game show announcing work, Rod was the narrator on the successful dramedy *Soap* and during his work on *Price*, he provided the voice of Mike the Microphone on *Disney's House of Mouse*. Rod passed away as a result of colon and breast cancer on October 27, 2003, less than one month after his 66th birthday; he is interred at Greenwood Memorial Park in his native Fort Worth, TX.
Henry Polic II

**Henry Polic II** (February 20, 1945-August 11, 2013) was an American stage, screen, and voice actor, game show player and host, and was best known as Jerry Silver on the 1980s ABC sitcom *Webster*.

He made frequent game show appearances on *Super Password* and *The $100,000 Pyramid*. In addition to his game show appearances, Polic himself has hosted the short-lived ABC daytime game show called *Double Talk* from 1986 until 1987. His specialties included foreign and regional accents, ballroom dancing and baritone singing.

From the early 1990s until his death in 2013, Polic was perhaps best known as the original British-accented voice of Scarecrow in *Batman: The Animated Series*. Originally, he had a deep, gruff voice, but later in the show's run he made his voice a bit higher for the role. Polic also worked at Florida State University as a guest star in the School of Theatre's production of *A Christmas Carol*, playing as Ebenezer Scrooge in 1996.

Polic died on August 11, 2013 at the age of 68 due to cancer.
Melanie Benson

* Season 2

**Melanie Benson** was a contestant on Season 1 and Season 2 of Canadian Idol.

## Season 1 Audition

Melanie auditioned in St. John's. She sang "My Favourite Mistake" by Sheryl Crow. Although the judges agreed she had a good voice, they concluded that she was not ready for the competition and eliminated her.

## Season 2 Audition

Melanie auditioned in St. John's. She sang "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" by The Temptations.Jake, Zack and at least one other judge voted "yes", sending her to the next round.

## Toronto Round

It's unknown how Melanie did during the Toronto rounds, but it's presumed that she was eliminated sometime during that stage of the competition.
Mohanza Kelly

**Mohanza Kelly** was a contestant on Season 2 of Canadian Idol.

## Audition

Mohanza auditioned in Toronto. Jake and Sass voted "yes", advancing him to the next round.

 Toronto

He was not featured during the first part of Toronto round, but he was shown in a group with Raj Ramawad and Nam Pham. He was shown in a duet with Theresa Sokyrka.

## Top 32

He sang "A Change Gonna Come" by Sam Cooke. He was eliminated at this stage of the competition.
Meredith Shareski

**Meredith Shareski** was a contestant on Season 3 of Canadian Idol.

## Audition

Meredith auditioned in Saskatoon. Although Farley and Zack voted "no", Sass and Jake voted "yes", sending her to the next round.

## Toronto

Meredith's stay in Toronto wasn't televised very much, but it is presumed that she was eliminated sometime during her stay.
Important Episodes

**Important Episodes** are any episodes of Risky Frizz that are more series events that shape the series. These episodes are canon to the series, they are mostly written by the whole writing staff of Risky Frizz. Here are a list of important episodes in the show. Please note that they are in order.

## List

* What
* The Dingbot
* Hi I'm Fate Kid
* Travis, is my name
* Puberty
* Vineti finds Loves
* La Hermos Asesino
* Travis' Arena (Trilogy)
* Trang Scang

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Sharkbowl

Current Appearance

## Role

First intended to be a bowl, Shark Bowl is a 5-gallon water jug who has the ability to control water (obviously). Shark Bowl is Risky Dingo's best friend and sidekick. Shark Bowl is usually a gluttonous and a bit overweight one of the group. He is 17 years old (The second youngest in the group above Fate Kid), and has been Risky's friend since he was four years old. Shark Bowl has the power to have control over water. He can also turn into different water based mammals. He is almost always hungry and has a weakness over donuts.
Season 5 Auditions

The auditions for the fifth season began June 5th, 2007.

## Toronto Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Yonatan Watts | 09132
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: Unknown

## Ottawa Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: NO

## Calgary Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Brenna Daley |  | 20
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: YES

## Winnipeg Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: NO
**Sass**: YES
 Travis Thompson | 04609
**Farley**: NO
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: NO

## St. John's Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Tara Oram | 07778
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: YES

## Halifax Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: Unknown
**Sass**: YES
 Dwight d'Eon |  | 28
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Morgan Donaldson | 07658
**Farley**: NO
**Sass**: YES
 Tyler Mullendore | 07238
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: Unknown

## Montreal Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: Unknown
**Sass**: Unknown
 Ben Griffin |  | 28
**Farley**: Unknown
**Sass**: YES
 Arthur Kalimidis | 06289
**Sass**: YES
 Jessyka Lapierre | 06231
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: YES

### Unsuccessful

A total of 22 contestants received a Gold Ticket in Montreal.

## Vancouver Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Carly Rae Jepsen | 01392
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Greg Neufeld | 01492
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: YES

### Unsuccessful

A total of 19 singers got a Gold Ticket in Vancouver.

## Saskatoon Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: Unknown
 Joshua Grant |  | 20
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: NO

### Unsuccessful

A total of 15 singers have received Gold Tickets in Saskatoon.

## London Auditions

### Successful

**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Martha Joy | 05100
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
 Jessica Sheppard | 04873
**Farley**: YES
**Sass**: YES
**Zack**: YES

### Unsuccessful

A grand total of 198 singers from ten cities received Gold Tickets this season.

## Notes

* Jake Gold was absent during the second part of the Montreal auditions.
Vanessa

## About

Vanessa is a minor character in Risky Frizz. She has debuted in episode 28, Into the Forest. She has a secret crush on Sharkbowl, and hates Risky, and Plate girl for spending more time with Sharkbowl then she does. She is a green owl

## Episode Appearances and roles

\* Into the Forest (Debut) (Major character)

\* Puberty (Major character)

\* Attack of the Emos (minor character)

\* Tales of Travis (secondary character)

\* My way, or the highway (major character)

\* Spectrum (secondary character)

\* Peanuts (minor character)

\* Mayor Jon in da house (Cameo)

\* The Risky Dingo Game (recurring character)

\* Lost Lindsay (major character)

\* The Enhanced Menu (major character)

\* I grant you, 10 WISHES! (secondary character)

\* The monster of the mansion (minor character)

\* Re- Lenni Face (Final Appearance) (secondary character)
Meanless (and Beanless) In Seattle

**Meanless (and Beanless) In Seattle** is the tenth episode on season one of the animated series, *Risky Frizz*. The episode aired on Kingson on July 10, 1999 and was watched by 1.6 million viewers. This is the first 22 minute episode of the series, instead of regular 11 minute episodes.

## Synopsis

During his latest session of building a new weapon, Mean Bean suddenly disappears into thin air. Risky and Sharkbowl decide to play detectives to find out how it happened. Meanwhile, JanICE tries to deal with a rat infestation in her apartment.

## Quotes

* Mean Bean: Vwahaha! My latest invention shall blow ve heads off of vat Risky Dingo and his vorrible friends! Vwa-ha-ha-(disappears)
Risky Frizz: The Dank Movie

***Risky Frizz: The Dank Movie*** is a 2001 American animated comedy film based on the Kingson series, Risky Frizz. The film was directed by series creator Son of Hat, and stars the regular television cast of BaconMahBoi, Son of Hat, Justin Roiland, Tara Strong, and Peter Capaldi. The plot follows Risky Dingo— a soda bottle, Shark Bowl— a water jug, Plate Girl— a plate, and Fate Kid, a human on an adventure to save their world from a demonic entity, who vows to destroy all life on the planet.

The film was a box-office success, grossing over $150 million with a $35 million budget, and received generally positive reviews from critics. A sequel titled Risky Frizz: Space Ninja Fire Squad: Ultra Movie Sequel 2 was released on April 6, 2016.

## Summary

The film centers around anthropomorphic bottle hero, Risky Dingo, and his best friends: Sharkbowl, Plate Girl, and Fate Kid. One night on Sharkbowl's birthday, Risky is greeted by an entity, named Infinity. Infinity tells him that she can grant him any wish if he can free her from her chains. Gullible, Risky steals the hat of dream spirit, Travis Scaper, and frees Infinity. This automatically causes Infinity to raise her dark army and set out to conquer the Earth. Now, Risky Dingo must find a way to save the world and his friendship from the devilish being.

## Cast

* + Bacon as Risky Dingo, Veniti, Dam the Man, Multiple background characters.

* + Justin Roiland as SharkBowl, SharkBowl (Evil clone), Mr. Side character.
	+ Tara Strong as PlateGirl, Trang Scang.
	+ Peter Capaldi as Fate Kid.
	+ That Guy as Travis Scaper, Mr. Dahl, JanICE, Many Background characters.
	+ Ralf Hütter  as Ralf the Wiki user.

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## Characters

### Main Characters

* + Risky Dingo (Main Protagonist)
	+ Shark Bowl (Main Protagonist)
	+ Plate Girl (Main Protagonist)
	+ Fate Kid (Main Protagonist)
	+ Travis Scaper
	+ Mean Bean
	+ Infinity (Main Antagonist)
	+ The Army of A thousand Shadows (Villain)
	+ Uncle Tom

### Secondary

* + Citizens
	+ Mayor Jon
	+ US Army
	+ Ralf the Wiki User
	+ Mrs. Gi
	+ Mr. Gi

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## Soundtrack

Risky Frizz: The Dank Movie/ Soundtrack TBA

## Reception

### Movie Transcript

Main Article: Risky Frizz: The Dank Movie/Transcript

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## Trivia

* + *The Risky Frizz Movie* is the second movie based on a Kingson animated series. It is also the second time a XTVProgram was ever made into a film. The first for both was: Gecko's Million Dollar Movie.
	+ The film was formerly given a PG-13 by the MPAA.
	+ The film's air date, April 6, is also the date the original series first aied on. It is also Hat's birthday.
What

**What**is the eight episode on season one of the animated series, *Risky Frizz*? The episode aired on Kingson on July 3, 1999. It was written by Son of Hat and was watched by 0.94 million viewers.

## Synopsis

Due to recent earthquakes, a giant pit emerges, the sky turns red, and things are starting to hover in the air. Sharkbowl decides to go into his detective alter ego to find out why this is happening. Things go stranger when a giant blackish tentacle comes out of the pit and snatches people.
When Bananas Banana

**When Bananas Banana**is the sixth episode on season one of the animated series, *Risky Frizz*. The episode aired on Kingson on May 11, 1999. It was written and directed by BaconMahBoi and was watched by 0.89 million viewers.

## Synopsis

A stream of airwaves into another dimension causes a race of bananas to feel threatened. They then head to wipe out where the waves were coming from, which is Earth.

## Quotes

* Banana: We will seek our revenge! We will destroy your race and then go out to eat.. YOU! You will never stop our plan! You will never stop us! You will never stop- (Is picked up then eaten by Risky Dingo)

## Trivia

* First episode written completely by BaconMahBoi.
* Also the first episode directed by him. He returns to direct in The Donut of Death and has currently directed around 30% of the episodes.
Spoon and Fork

**Spoon and Fork** are two recurring characters in Risky Frizz. They don't talk, nor have major roles in a majority of episodes. They guard the the house, and usually are company to the gang when they are in need for a quick help. They began to strangely disappear from the show in the fourteenth season, but returned in the final season.

## Trivia

* In most episodes, Spoon and Fork have been both called "she", which implies that they are female. (obviously)
* They have appeared in all episodes, excluding the 14th and 15th season.
Risky Frizz. Co Tower

**Risky Frizz. Co Tower** is the name of the main headquarters that the Risky Frizz team live throughout the series. The tower is usually destroyed in many episodes and rebuilt in the next episode.  It is located in a small neighborhood in the Colorado City of Florida. Each main character has his or her own room.

## History

According to Risky Frizz: The Epic Prequel, Frizz. Co Tower was built in 1994, by Mayor Jon as a hotel for himself. However, it was soon destroyed after an infestation of bats. Risky, who had a low paying job as an exterminator, took the bats out, and was given the tower by Mayor Jon as an award.

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## Trivia

* According to Risky in Home Sick, the tower is built of titanium. However, in the episode 73, Risky says the tower is made out of chrome.
* The tower is 1367 ft in length.
Diabolical Canine

**Diabolical Canine** is the second episode of season one of the animated series, Risky Frizz. The episode aired on Kingson on April 20, 1999. It was written and directed by Son of Hat and was watched by 2.0 million viewers.

## Synopsis

Plate Girl goes shopping and leaves Risky and Shark Bowl in care of her evil puppy.
Plate Girl

**Vana** **Plate (Also known as Plate Girl)** is a main protagonist in the American animated television series Risky Frizz. She is destined to save the world from evil, just like the rest of the team. She is voiced by Tara Strong.

## Role

Plate Girl is a smart, aggressive, and short tempered  anthropomorphic plate (if it wasn't obvious), who frequently is seen as one of Risky Dingo's best friends. Like Risky, Plate Girl is often seen as a violent, jerk. However, she tends to be more responsible and on times, very wise. Plate Girl has the ability to engulf her entire body in flames, fly, absorb fire harmlessly into her own body, and control any nearby fire by sheer force of will. Plate Girl gets angered easily by almost anything, which often causes her to have major freak outs.

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Risky Frizz Kart

Risky Frizz Kart is a Risky Frizz kart racing game made for the Wii U, Xbox One, and PS4.

## Playable Characters

### Unlocked

* Risky
* Sharkbowl
* Plate Girl
* Fate Kid
* Travis Scaper
* Mean Bean
* Shrome
* Veniti

### Locked

Note: if a character is in bold, it means it's from another Kingson cartoon

* Vanessa
* Man 'O' War
* Bob
* **Sherry**
* **Steven**

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Bounce

**Bounce**is the seventh episode on season one of the animated series, *Risky Frizz*. The episode aired on Kingson on May 18, 1999. It was written by Son of Hat and was watched by 0.87 million viewers.

## Synopsis

An army of alien balls decide to conquer Earth. Risky tries to stop them. However, their intelligent and fast bodies make it hard for Risky to defeat them.
Risky Frizz/ Tropes

A

* Abandon Shipping: Risky has been paired up with Plate Girl on many times. However, due to their "sibling like relationship" it has been abandon ever since.
* Absentee Actor:
	+ Fate Kid is absent in 5 episodes
	+ Ms. Gi is absent in 12 episodes
	+ Plate Girl is absent in 2 episodes
	+ Sharkbowl is absent in *Chill Pill*
	+ Travis Scaper is absent in 2 episodes
	+ Fromzenfier is absent in 34 episodes
	+ TBA
* Acceptable Ethnic Targets: Mrs. Gi has been known to be a stereotypical Chinese person.
* Accidental Misnaming: In one episode Risky calls Vanessa "Van Blessa"
* Action Girl: Plate Girl.
* A Day in the Limelight: Many times.
* Affectionate Parody: *Mineshafts* is a blatant parody of *Minecraft*.
* Amazing Technicolor Population
* Animated Series
* Art Evolution: The art gradually got better over the years.
* Attack Of The 50 Foot Whatever: Parodied in *Attack Of The 50 Foot Everything*
* Accidental Innuendo: During the end of the  first episode, Mean Bean says, "'*Hey! Next time YOU'RE the one who'll be Sucking!*".
* Alas Poor Scrappy: Xerox Ball has been hated by most of the fandom. He was later killed off in the  movie.

B

* Bizarro Episode: Chill Pill.
* The Beatles: *The Beetles* is a parody of Beatlemania
* Big Bad: Infinity
* Big Damn Heroes: Happens a lot.
* Big Damn Movie: *Risky Frizz: The Dank Movie*.
* Birthday Episode: *Risky's Birthday*

C

* The Cameo: The main characters of *Kitchen* make a cameo in Chill Pill.
* Chaotic Evil: Infinity can be called this, for her merciless killings of the innocent.
* Chaotic Good:  The main team can be called this.
* Chaotic Neutral: Travis Scaper.
* City Of Weirdoes
* Cloudcuckoolander: Travis Scaper **is** this trope.
* Creator Cameo: Hat makes a cameo in 3 different episodes.
* Crossover: One with *The Irregular Life of Tom Enum*

TBA

D

* Darker and Edgier: The finale.

E

* Episode Title Card

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When Hamsters Attack

**When Hamsters Attack**is the fifth episode on season one of the animated series, *Risky Frizz*. The episode aired on Kingson on May 4, 1999. It was directed by Son of Hat and written by he and BaconMahBoi and was watched by 1.1 million viewers.

## Synopsis

Vineti, an evil hamster plans on world domination by launching a nuclear weapon into the sky. However, in order to do so, he must find a way out of the pet store.

## Quotes

* Risky Dingo: \*gasps\* So I was right! This is an abomination from another planet, here to destroy and enslave us all! No, wait, it's just a fluffy hamster. My bad!

Sharkbowl: Really?

* Vineti: Ha ha ha! Now that I have escaped my cage, I can dominate and destroy this foolish Earth!

Pet Store Worker: Aww... you got out of your cage! Here, let me put you back in. Aww, cute.

Vineti: Nooo!
Travis Scaper

**Travis Scaper** is an entity that watches over people's dreams.

## Appearance

Travis usually appears as a black circular object with big eyes and black pupils. He has a white top hat and has horizontal lines below his eyes, which is possibly a mouth. He also wields a top hat and a cane which are extremely powerful objects. He has four fingers on each hand, black arms and black legs.

## Personality

Travis has usually an up-beat personality. He tends to be random, childish, and mischievous to the people and things around him. Travis Scaper however, has a dark side that can easily unleash.

## Trivia

* He is often compared to Nova.
* Travis Scaper is the founder of Dahlism.
Into the Forest

Into the forest is the 28th episode of Risky Frizz. In this episode, Risky, Sharkbowl, And Plate Girl go to the Snowden Forest. It is written and directed by Cosmo.

## Characters (and their roles)

* Risky (Main Protagonist)
* Sharkbowl (Main Character)
* Plate Girl (Main Character)
* Nruff & his Nellies (main character)
* Vanessa (main character)
* Lindsay (secondary character)
* Dave (minor character)
* Travis Scaper (Main antagonist)
Risky Frizz.co

**Risky Frizz.co** is a group consisted of four heroes who are dedicated to defend their world from the evil which surrounds it. The group was founded by Risky Dingo somewhere in the late '80s. It is currently running to this day.

## Members

### Other members

* Dave
* HeLLo
* Spoon and Fork
* Ewey

## Trivia

* The team is a parody of superhero groups such as The Avengers.
* Hat once said that the original name for the team was "Team Hero", but he thought it was too generic.
Risky Frizz: The Epic Prequel

**Risky Frizz: The Epic Prequel** is a one hour Television special for Risky Frizz, that aired on Kingson on April 15, 2010. It was written by Son of hat, and BaconMahBoi. It had a viewing rate of 4.521 million, a record for Risky Frizz episodes of 2010.

## Summery

How did Risky, Sharkbowl, and Plate Girl meet each other? WHta was their first battle with any villain? How did Risky and his friends get the powers? Edgy and kinky secrets will be revealed. Narrated by Risky.

## Plot

The episode begins at Town hall. A reunion is being held, and every past bad guy, hero, and other character are having a good time. Risky is however sitting on the steps, looking depressed. Out of all the partygoers, Plate Girl notices her friend. She sits next to him, wondering what's wrong with him. Risky explains that out of all the guests in the party, his dad (who was kidnapped by the galactic police) hasn't shown up. Plate Girls tells her friend to think of the good memories he always has. Everyone else gathers around Risky, waiting to hear him tell a memory. Risky, in a cheerful mood decides to tell everyone the story of how him, Sharkbowl, and Plate Girl met.
The Amazing Expire Man

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**The Amazing Expire Man**is the fourth episode on season one of the animated series, *Risky Frizz*. The episode aired on Kingson on April 27, 1999. It was written and directed by Son of Hat and was watched by 1.17 million viewers.

## Synopsis

The gang meet a villain who is horrible at being evil. Risky decides to teach him how to become a hero, but this takes a lot of work.
Sledgehammer

The Sledgehammer is a melee weapon exclusively for Tank. This is Tank's first special melee weapon, as well as the first special melee weapon not used on Shadow. It is the only weapon in the Concussion weapon type.

## Strategies

* This weapon has excellent mobility, but poor range and Tanks sluggish movement makes it unsuited for use as a primary weapon. Using this as a weapon pulled out in close quarters, or as a mobility tool are your best options.
* Because of Tanks inherently slow mobility even with this weapons high mobility stat you are not going to be able to catch up to faster classes that are backing off while shooting you. This makes running away, or swapping to another weapon better options if you haven't pushed them into a corner.
* Running the Raging Bull perk allows you to be more aggressive with this weapon, allowing you to charge towards your enemy in a mid range fight because of it's 40% damage reduction.

## Trivia

* Despite being in the Concussion weapon group, the game considers it a sword, due to it's shared code with katanas.
Risky Frizz: Space Ninja Fire Squad: Movie Ultra Sequel 2

**Risky Frizz: Space Ninja Fire Squad: Movie Ultra Sequel 2**also known as *The Risky Frizz Movie 2*,  is an upcoming  2016 American animated comedy-action movie based on the Kingson  television series, Risky Frizz . The film was directed by series creator That Guy in the hat , and stars the regular television cast. The plot follows the gang accidentaly uncovering a secret room underneath the Frizz Tower. They discover a map which leads to Cairo . They soon release a portal, which causes a new "Age of Weirdness" to set on Earth. Now, not only they must change it back to normal, but they also must defeat a new villain portrayed as Miguel Ferrer

The film was a box-office success, grossing over $150 million with a $32 million budget, and received generally positive reviews from critics.

## Summary

The movie centers around Risky Dingo—A Soda bottle who grants the powers of electricity, Sharkbowl—A water bottle who has aquatic abillities, Plate Girl—A plate that can set things on fire, and Fate Kid— a human with multiple powers are just the average city heoes in Colorado City, Florida. One day, Risky finds a strange map which leads to a pyrimid in Egypt. The gang arrive at the pyrimid and accidentally open a portal. The portal awakens a storm cloud of weirdness which threatens to consume the planet. The gang must close the portal, but first, they must stop a cosmic Demon from killing them.

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## Cast and crew

### Voice cast

* BaconMahBoi as Risky Dingo
* Justin Roiland as Sharkbowl
* Tara Strong as Plate Girl
* Peter Capaldi as Fate Kid
* Son of Hat as Travis Scaper
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In the mid-15, WCW dramatically improved its economic performance, largely due to the promotion of Eric Bischoff to Executive Producer (to guide the overall direction of the on-screen product); the strategy of quickly hiring former WWF main eventers who often brought large fanbases with them; the introduction of brand/stable of wrestlers; and other innovative concepts. WCW also had a popular and successful cruiserweight division (an acrobatic, faster-paced, lucha libre-inspired style. it was reformed as WCW alliance wrestling with Yui rio
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Charlie Tuna

**Charlie Tuna** (born April 18, 1944 in Kearney, Nebraska; died February 19, 2016 in Tarzana, California) is the stage name of Art Ferguson. He's a radio personality in Los Angeles, California currently working at KRTH-FM. He even received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on January 10, 1990. On July 18, 2008, he was voted into the National Radio Hall of Fame. In addition to his radio work, he announced many game shows. Scrabble was his most popular show ever announced. Tuna now resides in Tarzana, California, and has served as Tarzana’s honorary mayor since 1977. Charlie passed away in his sleep on February 19, 2016 at his home, two months minus one day before his 72nd birthday; he is interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, CA.
Risk Protectors

**Risk Protectors** is an upcoming Non canonical miniseries created by Son of Hat. The miniseries will take place ten years after the events of the original series. It follows the crime stopping exploits of a 33 year old Risky Dingo, as he teams up with his friends, Sharkbowl, Plate Girl, and Fate Kid on last time, only to stop various villains from getting to ultimate power. The miniseries will also have a theatrical movie, Risk Protectors: Ultimate Satisfaction in 2021, and a sequel to the miniseries, Risk Protectors: Chapter Two. It is rated TV-PG-V and TV-14-LV, uncut.
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**Fight Night Fridays (also known as "Night Fight")** is the first episode on season one of the animated series, Risky Frizz. The episode aired on Kingson on April 6, 1999. It was written and directed by Son of Hat and was watched by 1.9 million viewers.

## Synopsis

Risky Dingo awakes early in the morning during after a tough day. He must prevent Mean Bean from freezing the whole city with his new invention: *The Timestop 300*. However, Risky also tries to stay awake during the fight.

## Plot

The episode begins with Risky Dingo, Sharkbowl, and Plate Girl arriving to the Risky Frizz. Co Tower. Everyone is tired from the day's activities. Flashbacks show the gang having to save the city from multiple villains, saving animals (including cows) from trees, judging at a pie eating contest, and standing still to take portraits.

Risky, the most tired of the three falls down and begins to roll his way upstairs, running over Spoon and Fork.

Risky goes to bed, and yells: "Shut up, go to sleep!" to the entire city, causing it to become quiet. Risky's eyes close, and as they are fading, he sees a strange shadow that tells him: "Sweet dreams...". The strange shadow reaches under Risky's pillow and pulls out a hand full of Risky's insomniac relief pills, and tiptoes outside.

It's two hours later. Risky is irritatingly tossing and turning in his covers. He wakes up excitingly and realizes that someone was in his room. However, his mind tells him that it was probably nothing, and that he should take some more insomnia relief pills. He is then surprised that all his pills have been taken, and then notices a note on his pillow, with the initials, M.B on them. Risky notices who might've been in his room. His arch enemy, Mean Bean.

Risky forces himself out of bed in a tired and lazily attitude. He goes to each of the heroes bedrooms, but is given the same reply by them: "Do it yourself ya bum!". The tired Risky jumps out the window, falling on the hard concrete, realizing he's too tired to fly. He decides to take the bus, but it is snatched up by a pterodactyl for some reason. Now he must walk to Mean Bean's lair.

Our hero reaches the city part of town, where he begins to feel scared and nervous due to strange people staring at him. He bumps into a gang member who rallies up his boys to chase down Risky, into an alley. In the alley, Risky finds a bed, and ignores his mission only to fall asleep. However, the bed transforms into a robotic cage, which flies up to a tall building. Mean Bean's building.

TBA
Earth

**Earth** (often referred to as "*the* earth") is the third planet in the Solar System in terms of distance from the Sun, and the fifth in order of size. It is also the main setting for Risky Frizz. It is the only planet in the universe known to man to harbour life of any kind. It's dominant species is human which for the most part lives in harmony with the abundant animal lifeforms. In addition, innumerable plant lifeforms are utilized for diverse purposes such as food and shelter.

It is the largest of the local planetary system's terrestrial planets and is uniquely situated in a zone around the Sun to allow life to flourish. The Earth is believed to have formed around 4.57 billion years ago[1] (see Age of the Earth) and its largest natural satellite, the Moon, is thought to have been orbiting it shortly thereafter, around 4.533 billion years ago. Since it formed, the earth has apparently changed through geological and biological processes that have hidden any trace of the original conditions.

The outer surface is divided into several tectonic plates that gradually migrate across the surface over geologic time spans. The interior of the planet remains active, with a thick layer of convecting yet solid Earth mantle and an iron core that generates a magnetic field. The atmospheric conditions have been significantly altered by the presence of life forms, which create an ecological balance that modifies the surface conditions.

About 70% of the surface is covered in salt water oceans, and the remainder consists of continents and islands. There is significant interaction between the earth and its space environment. The relatively large moon provides ocean tidesand has gradually modified the length of the planet's rotation period. A cometarybombardment during the early history of the planet is believed to have formed the oceans. Later, asteroid impacts are understood to have caused significant changes to the surface environment. Changes in the orbit of the planet may also be responsible for the ice ages that have covered significant portions of the surface in glacial sheets.

The Earth's only natural orbiting body is the moon, although the asteroid Cruithnehas been erroneously described as such. Cruithne was discovered in 1986 and follows an elliptical orbit around the Sun at about the same average orbital radius as the Earth. However, from the point of view of the moving Earth, Cruithne follows a horseshoe orbit around the Sun that avoids close proximity with the Earth.
Power Ratings

Strength
 Speed
 Fighting Ability
 Durability
 Energy Projection
 Threat Level

**How superior or inferior a character is.**

## Intelligence

The ability to think and process information.

1. **Brainless**
2. **Slow/Impaired**
3. **Normal**
4. **Learned**
5. **Gifted**
6. **Genius**
7. **Super-Genius**
8. **Omniscient**

## Strength

The ability to lift weight.

1. **Muscular dystrophy**: muscle diseases
2. **Weak**: cannot lift own body weight
3. **Normal**: able to lift own body weight
4. **Peak human**: able to lift twice own body weight
5. **Superhuman**: 800 lbs-25 ton range
6. **Superhuman**: 25-75 ton range
7. **Superhuman**: 75-100 ton range
8. **Incalculable**: in excess of 100 tons

## Speed

The ability to move over land by running or flight.

1. **Immobile**
2. **Below normal**
3. **Normal**
4. **Superhuman**: peak range: 700 MPH
5. **Speed of sound**: Mach-1
6. **Supersonic**: Mach-2 through Orbital Velocity
7. **Speed of light**: 186,000 miles per second
8. **Warp speed**: transcending light speed

## Fighting Ability

The proficiency in hand-to-hand combat.

1. **No experience**
2. **Poor**
3. **Normal**
4. **Some training**
5. **Experienced fighter**
6. **Master of a single form of combat**
7. **Master of several forms of combat**
8. **Master of all forms of combat**

## Durability

The ability to resist or recover from bodily injury.

1. **Fragile**
2. **Weak**
3. **Normal**
4. **Enhanced**
5. **Regenerative**
6. **Bulletproof**
7. **Superhuman**
8. **Virtually indestructible**

## Energy Projection

The ability to discharge energy.

1. **None**
2. **Inefficient in energy manifestation**
3. **Ability to discharge energy on contact**
4. **Short range, short duration, single energy type**
5. **Medium range, duration, single energy type**
6. **Long range, long duration, single energy type**
7. **Able to discharge multiple forms of energy**
8. **Virtually unlimited command of all forms of energy**

## Threat Level

1. **Peaceful**: characters that have never engaged in a violent activity nor plan to
2. **Maintained and controlled**
3. **Undiscovered potential**
4. **Unaligned**
5. **Inscrutable**
6. **Reckless and/or uncontrollable superhuman abilities**
7. **Unpredictable and/or dangerous**
8. **Misanthropic/genocidal**