Floor Is Lava
5.3
2020
Family
, Kids
, Reality
Teams compete to navigate rooms flooded with lava by leaping from chairs, hanging from curtains and swinging from chandeliers.
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- Cast:
- Rutledge Wood
Episode 5 : Child's Play
September. 30,2022
A team of improv teachers, a trio of best friends, and three roommates put their skills to the test in the hope of scoring the $10,000 prize.
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Episode 4 : Cruisers, Bakers and Bubble Makers
September. 30,2022
A creepy attic threatens to swallow up this episode's three lava-traversing teams. Can the Cruise Crew, Team Bakers and the Mermaids handle the heat?
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Episode 3 : Putting the Lava in Check
September. 30,2022
chess-loving trio, a team of swing-dancing hipsters and three aspiring Marine Corps officers compete for sweet victory in a garage most slippery.
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Episode 2 : Best Frenemies
September. 30,2022
Three fitness fanatics put their pecs through their paces in a lava-filled kid's room. Also competing: three smoldering actors and a trio of wrestlers.
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Episode 1 : All Fun and Games
September. 30,2022
The Family Campers, Good Genes and the Analysts compete to cross the lava-filled game room. Up for grabs: $10,000 and a coveted "Floor Is Lava" lamp.
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Seasons
Season 3
Teams enter the lava-filled courses with confidence and bravado. But after navigating the slippery obstacles, that's rarely how they exit.
Season 2
The obstacles have changed but don't worry — the floor is just as red and bubbly as you remember. New this season: a very slippery volcano.
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