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Hot Streak is an Australian afternoon game show aired on the Seven Network in 1998, hosted by James O'Neil.This show was based on the short-lived 1986 America format called Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak, Two teams of five contestants (one consisting of men, the other, of women) compete in a battle of the sexes game of word association for a chance to win up to $50,000. Hot Streak was axed in November 1998 citing lower-than-expected ratings after its first year on air.

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rdfs:label	Hot Streak (en)
rdfs:comment	Hot Streak is an Australian afternoon game show aired on the Seven Network in 1998, hosted by James O'Neil.This show was based on the short-lived 1986 America format called Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak, Two teams of five contestants (one consisting of men, the other, of women) compete in a battle of the sexes game of word association for a chance to win up to $50,000. Hot Streak was axed in November 1998 citing lower-than-expected ratings after its first year on air. (en)
dcterms:subject	English-language television shows Seven Network original programming Television series by Reg Grundy Productions 1990s Australian game shows 1998 Australian television series endings 1998 Australian television series debuts Television shows set in New South Wales
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ron E Sparks English-language television shows Seven Network original programming Television series by Reg Grundy Productions The Winery Dogs Australia 1990s Australian game shows 1998 Australian television series endings Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak 1998 Australian television series debuts Television shows set in New South Wales Seven Network
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audio format	Stereo (en)
based on	Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak (en)
company	Grundy Television (en)
country	Australia
first aired	1998-02-23 (xsd:date)
genre	Game Show (en)
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last aired	1998-11-27 (xsd:date)
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has abstract	Hot Streak is an Australian afternoon game show aired on the Seven Network in 1998, hosted by James O'Neil.This show was based on the short-lived 1986 America format called Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak, Two teams of five contestants (one consisting of men, the other, of women) compete in a battle of the sexes game of word association for a chance to win up to $50,000. On the Australian Hot Streak, each correct transition down the line in the first two rounds scored $5, while each transition in the third round scored $10. On later episodes, teams scored $5 per transition in the first three rounds and $15 apiece in the fourth round. The winning team played the same bonus game as the American version except that each correct word mentioned on the first subject would be worth the same amount won earlier. The amount won in round one would be multiplied by the number of correct words mentioned in part two. The team's winnings from part two would be multiplied by five if the team succeeded in part three. Five-time championship teams played only one subject for a grand total of $50,000. Hot Streak was axed in November 1998 citing lower-than-expected ratings after its first year on air. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of programs broadcast by Seven Network 1998 in Australian television

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