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==Availability==
==Availability==
There is currently no video footage of the pilot that exists, and the only evidence of the pilot's existence is a picture of the set on the website of the production designer of the pilot, Diane Stapleton, who notably also worked on other Nickelodeon shows such as ''Weinerville'', ''Roundhouse'', and ''Get The Picture''.<ref>[http://simiosys.com/stapleton/diane/Prn_positions.html Diane Stapleton's website where the picture and some information was discovered.]</ref>
There is currently no video footage of the pilot that exists, and the only evidence of the pilot's existence is a picture of the set on the website of the production designer of the pilot, Diane Stapleton, who notably also worked on other Nickelodeon shows such as ''Weinerville'', ''Roundhouse'', and ''Get The Picture''.<ref>[http://simiosys.com/stapleton/diane/Prn_positions.html Diane Stapleton's website where the picture and some information was discovered.]</ref>
On April 2, 2023, youtuber BerLostMedia found 3 new photos of the pilot that were given by Diane Stapleton herself
==Gallery==
===Images===
<gallery mode="packed" heights="175">
File:Goforitnewphoto1.jpg|Model of one of the structures in the set
File:Goforitnewphoto2.jpg|A kid making her way through the same obstacle
File:Goforitnewphoto3.jpg
</gallery>
===Videos===
{{Video|perrow  =1
  |service1    =youtube
  |id1          =6IzOmCQhPoQ
  |description1 =BerLostMedia video showing the designer's images
}}


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 22:19, 2 April 2023

Go4it.jpg

An overhead picture of the set.

Status: Lost

Go For It is a lost game show pilot that was taped at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida in 1997. The pilot was not greenlit in favor of "GUTS".

Premise

The game show had children contestants playing on an over-scaled game board, with the kids being the play pieces, with intellectual and physical games being played as well.

Availability

There is currently no video footage of the pilot that exists, and the only evidence of the pilot's existence is a picture of the set on the website of the production designer of the pilot, Diane Stapleton, who notably also worked on other Nickelodeon shows such as Weinerville, Roundhouse, and Get The Picture.[1]

On April 2, 2023, youtuber BerLostMedia found 3 new photos of the pilot that were given by Diane Stapleton herself

Gallery

Images

  • Model of one of the structures in the set

    Model of one of the structures in the set

  • A kid making her way through the same obstacle

    A kid making her way through the same obstacle

  • Goforitnewphoto3.jpg

Videos

BerLostMedia video showing the designer's images

See Also

Anthology and Short Series

Bumpers and Promos

Films

Game Shows

Inaugural Series

Live Action

Pilots

Other

References

  1. ↑ Diane Stapleton's website where the picture and some information was discovered.
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