Raid the Cage
Raid the Cage or Kluv Hazahav, (), is an Israeli game show, where couples complete trivia and physical challenges to haul prizes from a gigantic cage before the doors slam shut. The original version aired on Channel 2 (Reshet), and hosted by Avi Kushnir. The show is distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Television International. Format. Contestants in a pair face nine different rounds. One partner answers trivia questions on various topics, each question is worth a certain time in a cage with various prizes. The purpose of the challenger is to answer all nine questions and successfully complete  the game, while providing maximum time to the partner each round to get as many prizes as possible. Gameplay. Inside the cage are various prizes with different values. There are ten rounds, in each round, one contestant must answer trivia questions and the other contestant must get in the cage to collect prizes. Answer the question. At the start of each round, the answerer is asked a trivia question with four options, which that contestant must answer correctly. Choosing the correct answer, the cage door will open, allowing the other contestant to get in the cage to start collecting prizes . That player may answer the question immediately, or use one of the lifelines: Correctly answering the question, the cage door will open for a certain amount of time (10 seconds for round 1, 20 seconds for round 2 and so on, up to 90 seconds for round 9). While answering in the first nine rounds, this contestant may not discuss with the prize-collecting contestant. In the final round (tenth round), both contestants may discuss with each other to answer one final question, the Cage Question. If they managed to answer this question correctly, they automatically win all prizes in  the cage. Giving an incorrect answer at any point ends the game, and the pair loses all prizes accumulated up to that point. Collect prizes. If the answerer answers the question correctly, the cage door will open for a certain amount of time (10 seconds for round 1, 20 seconds for round 2 and so on, up to 90 seconds for round 9). The prize collector may choose between regular prizes that may be collected immediately, while some larger prizes may require completing a physical challenge before collecting. Both contestants may consult in this phase, but there are no timekeeping  devices to keep track of time. The prize-collecting contestant must pay attention to the time remaining and get out of the cage before the cage door closes. At the end of the time limit, the door will close. If the contestant is still trapped in the cage, the game is over and the pair loses all prizes accumulated up to that point. In the final round (tenth round), the contestant may consult with the answerer for the Cage Question. If they managed to answer this question correctly, they automatically win all prizes in the cage. Ending the game. After  collecting prizes for the fifth round, the pair may choose to retire from the game with all prizes collected or continue playing. Both contestants can consult the option they choose. If they choose to continue, they may also retire from the game after any later round, provided that they have completed both the answer phase and the prize-collecting phase for that round. Giving an incorrect answer at any point or failing to get out of the cage at the end of the time allotted ends the game and the pair loses all prizes accumulated up to that point. Tasks . For great prizes like a new car, tickets to Europe and appliances, the contestants have various tasks (in original version and some foreign versions): The tasks are varied among the broadcasting countries, for example, in the Chinese version, there is a real "Angry Birds" game in the center of the studio. International versions. Non-broadcast pilot Note: In the Chinese edition since summer 2014, Zhang Chunye, a female 22-year-old presenter currently working for Jiangsu TV will be the host of the show's Monday edition. Zhang is also the franchise's first ever female host around the world . In the Vietnamese edition, the show was first named "Vừng ơi mở cửa", later in 2018, the show renamed "Đào thoát". Top Prize winners. Note: The table is currently not complete, and still refreshing.