'Chase' Gains Host

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Tue Sep 16, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Sci Fi's Reality Laser Tag Show

Veteran actor and host Trey Farley (Bend it Like Beckham) will host Sci Fi Chanel’s latest reality show, Chase.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Chase will be an hour-long show following contestants playing laser tag against one another for prizes. Each week will pit contestants against one another in landmarks around Los Angeles.

The channel has ordered six episodes and the series will debut November 11 in the 10 p.m. slot.

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Vinnie Bartilucci (7:28 AM on Tue Sep 16, 2008)

I'm not sure which one makes my head shake more, the idea that a show about laser tag would make it onto the air, or the fact that they'd try to call it a "Reality Show". Sometimes, a game show is still a game show.

Chris Lisy (11:11 AM on Tue Sep 16, 2008)

A show about laser tag doesn't surprise me at all, just how long it took to get it on the air. After all, they've done paintball competitions for several years now.

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