The CW is bringing back Legends of the Hidden Temple Stephanie Williams © Provided by GamesRadar Legends of the Hidden Temple
The broadcasting network, The CW, has ordered a revival of the 90s Nickelodeon game show Legends of the Hidden Temple. Instead of children competing against one another, the revival will feature adult competitors, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
The show will keep the same elements of the original game, but instead of a course built inside a studio as the 90s version, the obstacle course will be moved outside onto a jungle set. The revival will also keep the same team names and colors, Purple Parrots, Blue Barracudas, Orange Iguanas, Red Jaguars, Silver Snakes, and Green Monkeys. Like the original members from each team will compete in a series of mental and physical challenges, and Olmec, the talking Mayan head, will be there as well.
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