I didn\'t have nearly as much problem with the play-in round as others have, since I think the kind of parents who would blame their kid for doing it wrong on a game show years later are lousy parents anyway. (If you\'re of a mind, note that parents and kids would run the Double Dare Obstacle Course for over $20,000 in stuff and that was twenty years ago.)
Aside from that, the big problem I had was the dearth of content. The one thing they could have done to make it interesting is not reveal the sub-$50,000 prizes in the cash round.
Happily I don\'t think this will make enough footprint that sociology papers will be written about the participants.