Cherries Wild

Cherries Wild seems like an fun concept at the beginning, but at the end of the day, Cherries Wild is just an big advertisement for Pepsi Wild Cherry but they decided to add an slot machine and call it an game show. By using references to Pepsi Wild Cherry almost every part of the show, this is not an show that was made to be enjoyed, this is an show that was made to make you want to buy Pepsi Wild Cherry. This show did have a lot of potential, but you are better off just skipping this show all together and maybe just stick to drinking regular Pepsi.

Very, very strange. I think cable is worth cancelling now. I agree with Drew Gooden's "it feels like an episode of Black Mirror" summation. "The game that admits to being a farce" is also a pretty accurate review.

This is a terrible game show. It's just a giant add for Wild Cherry Pepsi. I love Wild Cherry Pepsi but this is just sad. The results of the spins are pre-determined, the audience is fake, and Jason Biggs looks like a hostage. It's a no from me big dog.

The fact that it's a video machine (the spin results are actually decided before the show even starts) means the game is too easily rigged, and that ruins any sense of drama or suspense in any of the spins. Compare to the wheel on The Price Is Right. That is a true game of chance and luck, not some predetermined video result. The actual physical spinning is what makes The Price Is Right's wheel exciting. There is nothing exciting about Cherries Wild.

I can't entirely hate Cherries Wild because it's a stupid half hour diversion that I can make fun if for its CGI audience and fake slot machine (even though it's a slot machine show). I just feel really bad for the contestants who get scammed by showing up here, and the game show fans who wanted a game show, but sat through a 30 minute Pepsi advertisement.