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Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds.The Crystal Maze's comeback has been well and truly confirmed after the planned live interactive experience reached its funding target.The crowdfunding page on Indiegogo has now taken over the £500,000 required, meaning that punters will be taking on the maze for themselves in the not too distant future.A Crystal Maze TV comeback is on the cards: "Watch this space", live organisers sayBackers pledged upwards of £25 to support the project. Those that pledged £45 will now be able to take on the Crystal Maze, while those that paid £300 will enter as an eight-person team.Those that pledged the sum of £10,000 will be given the opportunity to book out the maze for an entire day.Little Lion has been working with show creator Malcolm Hayworth, presiding rights company Zodiak Rights and former maze master Richard O'Brien on the project."Our job is to lovingly recreate the magic of The Crystal Maze, but to do this we need your help," said founder Tom Lionetti-Maguire.12 reasons why we loved The Crystal Maze, from Richard O'Brien to the shoddy prizes"By pledging on our Indiegogo page, you get to be part of the team that brought it all back."
Now, we're not asking for something for nothing. In exchange for your pledges, we're offering you tickets to the show, so you can be one of the first people through the door!"He added: "Because The Crystal Maze was always about the contestants and by bringing it to Indiegogo, we put its future squarely in your hands."So if you've always secretly, or quite openly, dreamed of being a contestant on The Crystal Maze - then please pledge your support to The Crystal Maze today."On arrival in the experience, contestants will see the Crystal Dome and meet their fellow contestants.They will be guided by their own personal Maze Master and compete for crystals in games designed to test their intelligence, skill and physical ability.Contestants will travel through four zones - Aztec, Medieval, Industrial and Futuristic. Those who fail a game will be locked in, and must then solve a puzzle to rejoin their team.As in the TV show, the team will then enter the Crystal Dome.Contestants will be rewarded at the end of the experience for the number of crystals they have collected.
Also, as part of the experience, there will be a bar and rotating street food partners on a viewing platform for contestants to enjoy after the show.Fans can follow the progress of The Crystal Maze live experience on its website, Facebook and Twitter pages. Rex Parker in the News (16A: 1942 Hitchcock thriller) — Saboteur is a 1942 Universal spy thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock with a screenplay written by Peter Viertel, Joan Harrison and Dorothy Parker. The film stars Priscilla Lane, Robert Cummings and Norman Lloyd. Grid seems competent enough, but there were too many long giveaways in this one, which made the whole solving experience a not-terribly-interesting walk in the park. One of those parks that maybe has a trail around a large pond. Some old barbecues and park benches. And that's about it. Fine, if your needs are limited, but not somewhere you'd go to truly enjoy yourself. You could've stopped the 36-Across clue at [Ricky Martin hit…] and I'd've gotten "."
That's too much territory to just give away so easily. And it's not like the grid has any scintillating parts to recommend it. It handles its longish answers pretty smoothly, that's true, but no one's writing home about and (whatever that is). I had this thing pegged as easy and overly straightforward from the beginning, when I guessed , and then filled in all the first Downs in the NW, in order, off of just their last letters—like so: (14D: Who said "My only fault is that I don't realize how great I really am")26A: Misses in Marseille: Abbr. ) — A reader tweeted at me that choosing this clue over sad hobo clown Kelly was very 21st century. I noted that their names are actually spelled differently (two Ts for Emmett Kelly). Not that many famous one-T Kellys. Just this guy, I think: "Emmet FoxNew ThoughtDivine ScienceGreat Depression ) — I had them in LAOS. You develop certain reflexive tendencies when you solve a ton of puzzles over many decades. I knew LAOS felt a little too … large … to be a "site," but my fingers didn't care.