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Karma (2020 TV series)

Karma is an American competitive children's television series hosted by Michelle Khare. It premiered on HBO Max on June 18, 2020.[2][1] For unknown reasons, the show was taken down from HBO Max on September 1, 2020, and now is not currently available to view.

Karma

Reality TV

J. D. Roth
Scooter Braun

Michelle Khare

United States

English

1

8

J. D. Roth
Adam Greener
Sara Hansemenn
Fred Pichel

GoodStory Entertainment

HBO Max

June 18 (2020-06-18)[1] –
June 18, 2020 (2020-06-18)

Production[edit]

Produced by GoodStory Entertainment, Karma was co-created by actor and children's game show presenter J. D. Roth and music producer Scooter Braun.[3][4] It was announced on October 9, 2019, that HBO Max had picked up the show with Michelle Khare as host with an anticipated June 2020 release date.[2]

The contests[edit]

The laws of Karma[edit]

Each team selects a law of Karma and a color to represent it. These laws are given in the form of a medallion representing each law. The eight laws of Karma in Season One were:

The Yellow team was the only team to not only go to The Cave of Karma three times, but also go back-to-back three times.

Red team had won three team challenges (Ring My Bell, Pull it Up, I've got it in the Bag), which makes them the team with most team challenge wins. Closely followed by Pink team with two wins (Fill and Spill, Head Strong).

Yellow team had won two Cave of Karma matches, which makes them the team with the most Cave of Karma wins. Gray, Blue, Red and Purple are all tied with one win.

Yellow team had the highest amount of Karma Coins offered to them will a total of seven coins.

According to the , in the Green vs Yellow Cave of Karma match up, Green team found their one coin on the first swing. Yellow team also found one of their coins, which caused a reset. This was not shown in the episode.

Rob has a Podcast Karma recap for episode 2

The Purple team and Pink team got offered a total of 4 medallions each, which makes them the teams with the most medallions offered to them by another team. (Pink was offered 4 medallions, all from Yellow team. Purple was offered 4 medallions, all from the Blue team)

Green, Orange, and Pink were the only teams to be eliminated at The Cave of Karma on the first visit.

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