Move It

Move It is a TV show on GO!. Move It is an Australian game show for children written for television in which two teams of two kids who need to order the categories they are given by the host, for example Largest Countries, Fastest Cars or Smallest Animals. Each correct answer wins the answering team points, and the team that has the most points after four rounds advances to the end game, The Final Move It, in which they can win a lot of great prizes. Move It is produced by Ambience Entertainment, the company that is also behind popular kids shows like Go Go Stop, Pyramid and Kitchen Whiz. The show is hosted by well-known television personality Nick Vindin, who rose to fame as the host of the popular travelling show The Searching Cyclist.

Genres:Game Shows, Quiz, Kids

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