Celebrity Samurai

*Celebrity Samurai*
Celebrity Samurai
	ICHI NI SAN GO KABUTE!
Genre	Comedy, game show
Created by	Associated Broadcasting Company
Presented by	Joey de Leon; Ruffa Mi; Wilma Doesnt; Mr. Fu
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Filipino
Production
Executive producer	Manuel V. Pangilinan
Running time	30-45 minutes
Release
Original network	Associated Broadcasting Company (TV5)
Picture format	NTSC 480i
Original release	(Pinoy Samurai); February 27, 2011 - September 25, 2011 ; (Celebrity Samurai); October 2, 2011 –; June 10, 2012
Chronology
Followed by	Game N Go
External links
	Website

Celebrity Samurai (formerly Pinoy Samurai) is a Philippine comedy game show hosted by Joey de Leon as Prinsipe Sutsut (lit. Prince Sutsut), Ruffa Mi (Kimonay), Wilma Doesnt (Itimpura) and Mr. Fu (Gaysha), broadcast by TV5 and aired on Sundays before Paparazzi Showbiz Exposed.

It features celebrities engaged in different games, obstacles and challenges administered by Prinsipe Sutsut.

The show was formerly called Pinoy Samurai, and featured ordinary Filipinos engaged in different obstacles to become the Pinoy Samurai, who won a reward for up to 150,000 pesos cash.

Main hosts[]

Joey de Leon as Prinsipe Sutsut
Ruffa Mi as Kimonay
Wilma Doesnt as Itimpura
Mr. Fu as Gaysha

Games and Game Masters[]

Sumo Kokana[]

Tiny - The giant sumo wrestler
Godzira - The not-so-sturdy monster
Kulang the Barbarian - The skinny Barbarian
Princess Hentay

Who Wants to be a Pritong Psychic[]

Joey de Leon as Prinsipe Sutsut

Angry Balls[]

Wilma Doesnt as Itimpura
Mr. Fu as Gaysha

Tsunami Chair[]

Ruffa Mi as Kimonay
Joey de Leon as Prinsipe Sutsut

Pin The Tail on the Pig[]

Tita Kris
K.O.

Other games[]

Putok to Putok
Roulette Trap
Hiro Bato
Ang Tenga Tenga Mo
Japajump
Apakyaw

External links[]

Celebrity Samurai on Facebook Official TV5
Celebrity Samurai on Twitter

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