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National Bingo Night is a National Hit
Get ready to play Bingo! - along with a studio audience, contestants, and thousands of viewers all over the U.S. National Bingo Night is the first ever nationally televised Bingo game show. Hosted by Extreme Makeover's Ed Sanders, this game show is an interactive experience for the studio audience and for the viewers at home. Viewers and audience members have the chance to compete against contestants and win incredible cash prizes.
National Bingo Night: How to Play
Every episode of National Bingo Night is divided into three parts - Red, White, and Blue. If you're watching the show from home, you can print out a Bingo card for each one of the games on ABC.com before the episode airs.
While audience members spend each round perusing their Bingo cards and marking off numbers, studio contestants participate in stunt games and attempt to predict what the next ball drawn from the Bingo drum will be. Contestants are faced with two choices. For example, the next ball will be odd or even, red or black, or higher or lower than the previous ball. If the contestant wins the challenge before any audience member gets Bingo, he wins a prize. Otherwise, the winning audience member gets $5000.
If you score Bingo while watching at home, you have a few days to claim your prize by calling a toll-free number.
More About The Bingo Show
National Bingo Night first premiered in 2007. The next season of the show will begin in 2008, once the contestants have been chosen.
Who are some of the personalities behind National Bingo Night? Well, there's Sunil Narkar, the official referee of the show. It's Nakar's job to check the cards when an audience member claims bingo. If it's a false alarm, the referee loudly proclaims, "No Bingo!"
Of course, there's the host of the show, Ed Sanders. Sanders comes to National Bingo Night from the UK, where he used to host the United Kingdom's version of Fear Factor. He also stars on Extreme Makeover as a carpenter.
The caller on National Bingo Night is Yesenia Adame, who once starred as a dancer on ABC's Show Me the Money.
And then of course, there are the colorful contestants, hand-picked by the staff on National Bingo Night, and the lively studio audience. All of these phenomenal personalities come together to create an exciting experience for anyone watching from home.
If you're a big fan of Bingo, tune in to ABC's National Bingo Night. This phenomenal show offers quality entertainment and a chance to play several free games of Bingo per episode.
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