- #Top shot manual
- #Top shot series
Bullet Time / Slow Motion: Firearms are involved. Book Ends: Season 3 started and ended with the same challenge - shoot three targets with the Smith & Wesson. BFG: Sniper rifles for 1,000-yard shots, howitzers, grenade launchers, 3.2-inch cannons. He never quite got over his first elimination trip. Better to Die Than Be Killed: Jake, who was so fixated on winning, chose to forfeit the competition after getting sent to elimination a second time so as to avoid even the possibility of defeat. Ultimately, when he was sent to a second elimination, he chose to forfeit the competition rather than face the idea of losing, which seemed to have finally eaten away at him. After he effortlessly won the Cornershot challenge, he went off on his team and moved outside, and subsequently became an even bigger dick than he already was. Berserk Button: Jake Zweig of Season 3, after he gets sent to elimination for being an ass, despite not being the worst shooter that week. Mike ultimately placed second in the competition. Back From the Dead: After Jake's forfeit, show rules dictated that the previous contestant eliminated Big Mike Hughes, ironically one of Jake's biggest rivals be brought back to take his place in the elimination challenge, and be given a chance to get back into the house. Awesome McCoolname: Jack Dagger, one of the experts from season 2. And Jay Lim, Chris Reed, and Joe Serafini in season 2. The Archer: Chris Palmer and Bill Troubridge, the instructors for the "Archer Enemies" episode and Chris Brackett, the instructor for "Compound Fracture". The third season premiered on August 9, 2011. 
The second season premiered on February 8, 2011. Has been suggested to be the Spear Counterpart of America's Next Top Model. Strategic voting and political maneuvering also impact the outcome of each episode. Primitive weapons such as blowguns, slingshots, and even rocks have been used as a test of marksmanship. Most of the challenges focus on guns (from archaic military weapons to specially designed race guns), but other skills such as knife-throwing and archery have been tested as well. When enough people are eliminated, the teams are dissolved and the show becomes a free-for-all.
#Top shot series
They are put through a series of diverse team competitions, and, in addition to the team challenges, each episode has a one-on-one challenge in which a member of the losing team is eliminated. Some contestants have military training, some are current or former law enforcement officers, some are amateurs, but all have considerable skill in the use of ranged weapons. 16 people are brought to a California ranch that has been converted into an outdoor shooting range and split up into two teams of 8 to compete for a $100,000 prize and the privilege of being named "Top Shot". Top Shot is a Reality Show program on The History Channel, beginning in 2010. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace.
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