In this test, those who finish putting their own eggs into the cups seem to be allowed to help others with theirs. Using chopsticks, each one of them must put an egg from a bowl into a little cup.The task to accomplish can be one of four, varying from show to show: In at least one occasion, a girl was part of the Westerners' group, so at the final challenge, she was pulled from two strings by her nipples instead. In this final test, they have to complete some task while their penises (the so-called "Snakes") are being pulled (supposedly by the Zen master) with a string that has been tied to them. In one season, the balls were replaced with hand fans, where four had a fist on them, and one had a hand giving the finger.Īfter the completion of each ritual, the Zen master, who is supposedly monitoring the participants progress through the so-called "fountain of Lin Ui", appears and comments on the participants' performance, be it praising them for their success or bashing them for their failure, often making crude comments comparing them to little girls or babies and calling them cretins.Įach passed ritual accumulates 100 English pounds into a so-called "pot".Īfter they have gone through all nine rituals, the "westerners" are presented with the "60-Second Serpent Snatch". He who gets the black ball out, is deemed to be the one to perform the ritual. In the box there are four red balls and a black one. They must then get their hand in a cardboard box put in the middle of the table, and get a ball out of it. The participants then appear seated at a table. The show consists of nine "Zen rituals", each of which presents the victim with some form of pain or discomfort, and must be completed in silence, and sometimes in a given period of time.Įach ritual is first presented by its name, which more or less describes the task to be performed, and how many times and/or in what period of time. The show consists of a team of 5 people (usually British males between 20 and 30 years old but sometimes females), under the supervision of a Japanese man, called the Zen master, played by actor Peter Law, and voiced by actor Silas Hawkins who assigns them rituals they must accomplish to allegedly reach Zen enlightenment. It was modeled after the " Silent Library" segment from the Japanese comedy show Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!!įist of Zen was produced by Monkey Kingdom.
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