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JirKol/We Love Czechia
Genrevědomostní show
Presented byLibor Bouček
Original languagečeština
No. of episodes(list of episodes)
Original release
Release7. dubna 2013

We Love Czechia is Czech quiz show by TV Prima, first introduced on April 7th, 2013. The show was created by Dutchman John de Mol in 2008, who is behind very successful TV shows all around the world, such as Big Brother, The Voice of Czecho-Slovakia etc. The show consists of two teams composed of Czech celebrities under the leadership of two set captains. The teams are then tested in their knowledge of Czech Republic. The show is taken from Dutch original I Love My Country.

This format of a show was first used by TV Nova in 2008 under the name I love Česko.

Vysílání

 

Series Episodes Premiere
First Episode Last Episode
1 8 April 7th of 2013 May 26th of 2013
2 8 January 25th of 2014 March 15th of 2014
3 8 March 14th of 2015 March 30th of 2015
4 12 February 6th of 2016 June 26th of 2016
5 8 April 22nd of 2017 June 10th of 2017
6 10 February 25th of 2018 April 29th of 2018
7 10 February 8th of 2019 April 12th of 2019
8 12 December 8th of 2019 October 16th of 2020
9 15 March 5th of 2021 June 11th of 2021
10 15 February 18th of 2022 May 27th of 2022
11 7 November 11th of 2022 December 23rd of 2022
12 10 February 17th of 2023 April 28th of 2023
13 ? Autumn of 2023

Cast

Cast Acts as 1st season 2nd season 3rd season 4th season 5th season 6th season 7th season 8th season 9th season 10th season 11th season 12th season 13th season
Libor Bouček moderator
Jakub Prachař captain (reds)
Lou Fanánek Hágen captain (whites)
Martin Dejdar captain (whites)
Jan Dolanský captain (whites)
Vojtěch Kotek captain (whites)
J. Dvořák's Boom!Band musical accompaniment
Jan Maxián's Maxiband musical accompaniment

Format

The celebrities are divided into two teams of 4 (including the captain). Each team has its own colour - either red or white. For each episode, the celebrities on each team change, excluding the captains, as they stay the same for the whole season.[1]

The goal of the game is to get the most points for your team in different disciplines. Participants must search their knowledge of history, geography, culture, sport, film and music industry and overall facts and information about Czech Republic. They have to recognize Czech film and music samples, decipher names of other Czech celebrities, draw on the see-through whiteboard, place geographical markers on the blind map of Czech Republic and other. The last discipline is guessing three statistic facts about Czechia, where one team guesses a number and the other says higher or lower. The points from the last discipline are decide by fortune wheel. The wheel can give them more point than they were able to accumulate to that point or reset their score to 0, which can turn the game upside down. Main prize for the winning team is usually some kind of typical Czech thing or food and from the ninth series even a We Love Czechia board game.

Original show I Love My Country by Dutch production company Talpa was already aired in more than 25 countries all around the world. First localized adaptation was in United Kingdom, then in Italy, Poland, France, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, China. After these countries, the show appeared in Czech Republic and practically at the same time at Slovakia (under the name Milujem Slovensko).

Disciplines

  • Film archive – the first guess is taken by the team members and then by their captains. Two participants stand against each other, a clue from some Czech movie is played and they have to answer first and correctly. To answer, they need to push a buzzer in front of them. The team can earn up to 8 points in this discipline. First introduced in the first season.
  • Grilling – the captain of one of the teams stand in the middle of the studio. Moderator will then ask them questions for 90 seconds, but the catch is that the captain can't use yes/no or "hmm" and has 2 seconds to answer. Three misses and he's out. Appeared only in the first season.
  • The Box – participants sit around a round table - captains next to the moderator and team member in altering pattern from each other. The game start from the first team member to the moderator's left hand. The box is passed to the next participant by answering a question correctly. After a certain amount of time the box will "explode," and the other team will get all their guessed points. First introduced in the first season.
  • List – participants get a question from referendum. They must bet how many words will they say in the two-minute interval. The team with less points is the challenger. Example: they say they'll get 7 out of 10 and challenged team says they'll get less; the challenging team must guess. If they say they'll get more, they (the challenged team) must guess. If they don't get enough words, all the points go to the opposing team. First introduced in the first season.
  • Sports archive – same rules as the film archive. Appeared only in the first season.
  • Cards – the captain has two minutes to describe the most celebrities, places, food, things, and others as he can think of. Their team must guess what their captain is describing. For every correct answer they get a point. In some episodes this discipline includes pantomime prompts. First introduced in the first season.
  • Chinese whisper – first participant gets a prompt which he then tells the other participant. That participant tells another participant the prompt he heard from the first participant. this continues until they get to the captain who must tell the prompt from what he heard from the last participant before him. The prompt contains few bold words, which if he gets correct, earns points for his team. First introduced in the first season.
  • Guess the song – team must guess the name of a Czech song from clue, played by the musical accompaniment, or from a sample picture or sample lyrics. If the song has a known author, they must specify, who the author is. First introduced in the first season.
  • Blind Map – one team has to correctly guess a place and then place a hockey stick representing that place on the blind map of Czech Republic. First three guesses earn 3 points each and the last, fourth, earns 4 points. First introduced in the first season.
  • Draw – one participant must draw three prompts in span of 90 seconds on a see-through whiteboard. Their team must guess what they've drawn in order to obtain points. The guessing team can get up to 15 points from this discipline. First introduced in the first season.
  • Guess who – one team is thinking of some thing or Czech celebrity and the other is trying to guess who it is. The questions usually are Is it a man? or Is it a singer? The other team has 90 seconds to guess the prompt. Correct guess earns 10 points. First introduced in the first season.
  • Mixed faces – a picture of two Czech celebrities mixed together is shown to the participants. First team to guess the two celebrities correctly earns 4 points. First introduced in the first season.
  • Cypher – participants must guess the world that has been encrypted. Correct guess earns 2 points. First introduced in eight season.
  • The Till – moderator comes up to the till in the middle of the studio. Here he starts pulling out things from of the till. The teams must remember the things he pulled out. If participant says something that has already been said, they get disqualified. The last team to have at least one member left wins the points. First introduced in eight season.

I love Česko

I love Česko, also a quiz show, aired in 2008 by TV Nova, moderated by Halina Pawlowská with the captains being Milan Šteindler and Jan Šťastný. Show was aired as one-shot episode with no a follow-up season or episodes.[2] Team composition:

Episode Team of Milan Šteindler Team of Jan Šťastný Winning team Premiered
1 Taťána Kuchařová

Aleš Valenta

Petr Janda
Lucie Vondráčková

Lukáš Bauer

Sagvan Tofi
? October 25th of 2008

Reference

  1. ^ "New megashow We Love Czechia!". Prima (in Czech). Retrieved 2023-05-28.
  2. ^ "Fun show — I love Česko — soon on Nova! | TV Nova". tv.nova.cz (in Czech). 2014-05-30. Retrieved 2023-05-28.