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Child Support is a game show from ABC which premiered in January 2018. It is hosted by Fred Savage, and the show features a group of children as panelists who are asked multiple-choice questions by adult competitors for the chance to win up to $200,000. The show is divided into several rounds, each of which tests the contestants' knowledge of different subjects. In the first round, three kids sit on stage and answer a series of pop culture and general knowledge questions. If a child misses a question, they are eliminated from the game, and a new child takes their place. The contestants can enlist the help of the kids to help them answer more complex questions. The end goal is to get as many right answers as possible and earn as much money as possible.

In the second round, the children are replaced with some of their parents, and the questions become more difficult. The contestants can't get as much help from the parents, but they can choose to ask for aid from one child contestant in place of a parent.

The third round is called "Who's That Kid?," and it involves contestants selecting which of the kids on a screen is related to a particular celebrity or character. The final round is called "Family Tree," where the contestants must solve a word puzzle composed of a person's name and the relation they have to the celebrity sponsors.

The panel of children is not only smart and adorable but also brimming with personality. Brayden Frasure, one of the game's young panelists, is a 12-year-old middle school student from Georgia. He is known for often cracking jokes during shows, which always leads to laughter from the live audiences.

Eli Michael Kaplan is another panelist who is known for his deep voice and extensive knowledge of music, movies, and popular culture. Eli is a 10-year-old and has been playing the piano since he was three years old.

Nathan Maurice Goldberg is the third and youngest panelist, at only six-years-old. Nathan is incredibly intelligent and can speak a handful of languages, including Hebrew, Mandarin, and Spanish.

The show's structure is engaging and fun, with the addition of the charming child panelists and the witty host, Fred Savage. The tone is light and playful, making for an entertaining and enjoyable viewing experience.

Overall, Child Support is an excellent family-friendly game show that is both educational and entertaining. It is perfect for families with kids, as it not only provides a source of excitement but also is an excellent way to engage children in learning. The show is not only fun for the contestants and the panelists, but it's also a joy to watch as well. Despite only airing for one season, Child Support was undoubtedly a hit during its run.

Child Support is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (17 episodes). The series first aired on January 5, 2018.