The Lab: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:35, 28 July 2006

In its eighth season (as of 2005)
- No official word on if the show is to be continued into a inth season, but given it's popularity, it seems quite likely.
Includes scientists, doctors, humanities students and a PCAG finalist

The show has continually evolved, from a risky pilot to one of Perplex City's most watched shows.
Twelve researchers are confined in a lab complex for months to conduct research.
Producers make contestants compete for equipment, space and a share of the weekly budget
Under constant threat of weekly eviction if they fail at puzzle challenges
Performance is judged by guest professors from the University and the Academy.
The constant pressure to achieve often results in outstanding research and blazing on-screen romances

Contestants:

Evan Boch won last year's season, and will be covering the new season for the Perplex City Sentinel

New season will began June 24 in "a special location north of the city."
Weekly puzzle challenges will play a greater role and will involve more audience participation, as compared with past seasons.

Contestants:

Perplex City Sentinel
- article, 19-MAY-05 "New 'The Lab' Announced" (link)
- article, 22-JUN-05 "Names of Six 'The Lab' Contestants Leaked" (link)

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 ==2004 Season==
-===Contestants===
+Contestants:
 *[[Evan Boch]] won last year's season, and will be covering the new season for the [[Perplex City Sentinel]]
 ==2005 Season==
-*New season will begin June 24 in a special location north of the city
+*New season will began June 24 in "a special location north of the city."
-*Weekly puzzle challenges will play a greater role and will involve more audience participation
+*Weekly puzzle challenges will play a greater role and will involve more audience participation, as compared with past seasons.
 Contestants:
 * [[Kevin Alten]], a proteomics graduate student from [[Marmalejo College]]