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Faced with various frightening and uncomfortable events, contestants in this game show had better not flinch - or they'll suffer painful consequences. People's natural reaction may be flinch when they experience an unexpected or scary event, but doing so on this comedic game show could be painful. Each episode of the program, which is set on a remote farm in the hills of Ireland, tests brave -- and foolish? -- contestants' nerves in three fiendish games. If they flinch, there are painful consequences for them -- and the hosts, each of whom has chosen a player to represent them in the games. The contestant who flinches the least is declared the winner.
| Show Name | Flinch |
| Network | Netflix |
| Year | 2019 |
| Top Cast | Desiree Burch Lloyd Griffith Seann Walsh |
| Genres | Game-Show |
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