Japanese Terebi Game Shows 2
by Steve West on October 15, 2007
Sometimes clever but usually hilarious clips from one particularly wacky game show. Human Tetris I; Human Tetris II; Human Tetris III.
Two Replies to Japanese Terebi Game Shows 2
Steve West | October 15, 2007
Your welcome. Made me laugh out loud over and over.
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Amy Austin | October 15, 2007
Thank you -- and bless you -- for that, Steve. I didn't think that anything at all could possibly make me laugh today... but you got some involuntary chuckles out of me.