BrainSurge episodes

[rjaguar3]

So I ran across this article:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_BrainSurge_episodes

and since I don't have any episodes (I recorded my very first episode of a game show ever this morning), I was wondering if any of you could check the veracity of the summaries for me.  Thanks.

[MikeK]

Episodes 25 and 26 are definitely very questionable.

[dazztardly]

Looks like another fanboy submission...like the Carmen Sandiego "lost episode" Auld Lang Gone

[Matt Ottinger]

[quote name=\'MikeK\' post=\'234213\' date=\'Jan 12 2010, 06:53 PM\']Episodes 25 and 26 are definitely very questionable.[/quote]
The BrainSurge main page (which, interestingly, does not link to the 'List of Episodes' page) has a more logical list of Nickelodeon performers who participated in the special episodes.   Mind you, I'm not verifying that they did, only that the main page information makes a lot more sense than the other, which is clearly vandalized or a bad hoax.

[rjaguar3]

The problem is that it's not all bogus:  there are some episodes that match contestant names and days with shows that I could have seen given my college schedule.  For example, episode 1 matches my summary (but I can't remember the contestant names for that show, nor did I include them in my summary).  Maya from episode 5 and Athena from episode 8 I also remember, and those contestants appear on episodes that first aired on MWF, when I didn't have class.

That said, the two "Interactive BrainSurge specials" seem bogus to me, and the number of episodes don't even match up between this page and the show's main page.

[TLEberle]

At least someone got the 'hoax' marker box up there. That's good.

[BrandonFG]

Looking at the lack of references, I say we nominate the article for deletion.