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* [[Eat That]]: "''Picante Picante''" in the first season; the "Chinese Restaurant" in the second. The latter was a "punishment" space in which the contestant had to at least sample whatever was presented (a whole rat cooked in sweet and sour sauce, ''hair and all'', in the finale).

* [[Incendiary Exponent]]: The goal of at least one or two challenges per episode was "put out the fire" or "set something on fire".

* [[Lock and Key Puzzle]]

* [[Marilyn Maneuver]]: An entire challenge was based on this. The male contestant had to remember what color garter was on each dancer's leg as they performed the dance one by one.

* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: The American one, anyway, as censorship standards are much more relaxed in Spain.

* [[Gratuitous English]]: Emilio, who is apparently bilingual as seen whenever non-Spanish speaking guests were featured, used it frequently.

* [[Half-Hour Comedy]]: More like "three-hour comedy", given the length of each episode.

* [[Kick the Dog]]: Part of Maxtor's act (see [[Scary Black Man]] below) as he came out was to have "extras" in the audience to beat up, some of which were wearing slings or were otherwise "handicapped".

* [[Minigame Game]]: Consisted of ''pruebas'' in three or four different forms: those that appeared every show and were assigned a specific space (the wall, chopping watermelons, and the "punishment" spaces, to name a few, although this did not mean they were actually played every episode); those that appeared regularly but were not assigned a space (most notably ''"Beso y tortazo"'', the "kiss or slap" game); those that appeared only a handful of times throughout the run; and those that were only played once.

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