Duluth Family To Appear On Game Show – ‘Quiz With Balls’

Have you or anyone you know ever been on a game show?

We've got one family from Duluth that was flown to Belgium to compete in a television game show program called 'Quiz with Balls."

THE 'QUIZ WITH BALLS' TELEVISION SHOW

This family is definitely unique.

According to an article, Chelsey Moerke, who is from Duluth, was able to travel to Antwerp, Belgium, to compete on this game show with the Hagens; her sister and brother-in-law, and her nephews. Her sister's family is all involved in acting, so they moved to Los Angeles six years ago to pursue their acting dreams.

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OTHER APPEARANCES

Apparently, they have been on other game shows like 'Let's Make A Deal,' and experienced lots of things like this, but this was new to Chelsey, so when the family asked her to be a part of it, she jumped at the chance. The family works with a management team that helps them find acting-related gigs, and one of those gigs is auditioning to be on various game shows. Who knew?

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NERVOUS EXCITEMENT

Chelsey said, 'I have never been so nervous in all my entire life!" Chelsey said she had full-body sweats. It made her feel excited and nervous all at the same time.

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From Duluth to Antwerp, a family tackled the high-energy game show 'Quiz with Balls,' where a wrong answer could lead to a splashy surprise.

WHAT IS THIS SHOW ALL ABOUT?

The show called "Quiz with Balls" is something that I've never seen before, but my understanding is that the family has to answer various trivia questions of some sort, and if they get it wrong, a gigantic Ball can roll down and knock them into the water.

A CHANCE TO WIN BIG MONEY

During the show, the families competing raise money, and the team that wins goes to the golden ball round, where they have a chance at winning $100,000. If you don't win that, then you get whatever you might have won in round one. All of the action happens in front of a live studio audience.

Chelsey says the filming took about two hours to complete, but as is with television shows, she is sworn to secrecy for now on what exactly happened for her and her family.

Although I didn't see any information on where or when we can watch this show, I'm assuming you'll be able to find it on YouTube eventually. To see the family and hear more of Chelsey's story, you can watch below.

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