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Phoenix
2011-02-28
It's all out at Firebird International Raceway in Chandler, Arizona. Only on SPEED.

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12
Houston
2011-02-21
It's all out at Houston Raceway Park in Texas. Only on SPEED.

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85 Buick Regal vs. 88 Chevy S10
2007-05-02
Nate Pritchett is back to race this time with his 1985 Buick Regal against native Virginian Eddie Smith and his 1988 Chevy S10.

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86 Chevy S10 vs. 93 Pontiac Trans Am
2007-04-18
Greg Green takes his '86 Chevy pickup up against Reid Moore's '93 Pontiac Trans Am in this shootout.

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81 Chevy Malibu vs. 73 Chevy Camaro
2007-04-11
Tough guy Randy Welsh takes on yet another challenge - St. Louis racer, Jeff Moll. It's a best three out of five drag race - for pink slips.

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60 Ford Falcon vs. 74 Datsun 260
2007-04-04
Shean Barney comes to Virginia in his 1960 Ford Falcon rocket for a race against the odds with the Jon Phillips professional race team and their hot 1974 Datsun 260Z. It's a best three out of five drag race - for pinks slips.

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06 Yamaha Apex vs. 96 Yamaha V-Max 4
2007-03-28
Northern neighbors come to Texas to race for the titles of their extreme performance snowmobiles in a unique PINKS episode. It's a best three out of five drag race - for pink slips.

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68 Chevy Impala vs. 72 Chevy Vega
2007-03-14
Topeka's hometown favorite Josh Nelson battles with disaster and his Colorado opponent Eric Andreen. It's a best three out of five drag race - for pink slips.

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73 Chevy Corvette Stingray vs. 64 Chevy Chevelle
2007-03-07
It's driver error and catastrophic failure from Seattle to Topeka as sparks fly in a PINKS episode unlike any other. It's a best three out of five drag race - for pink slips.

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79 Chevy Malibu Wagon vs. 67 Pontiac Tempest
2007-02-28
Tempers fly when Jeff Moll with his 1979 Chevy Malibu wagon comes to Topeka to take on Ed Marshall in a 1967 Pontiac Tempest. It's a best three out of five drag race - for pink slips.

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69 Chevy Camaro vs. 79 Chevy Malibu
2007-02-21
It's USA vs. Canada when Blake Foster in his 1969 Chevy Camaro comes to Seattle to take on Brian Macy's 1979 Chevy Malibu.

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PINKS from SPEED, which aired in 2005, revolutionized the way racing reality shows are perceived. Set against the frills and thrills of drag racing, PINKS borrowed its premise from the thrilling street-racing subculture, where the victor does not merely seek a trophy or title, but seizes ownership of the defeated car. With the thrilling promise of such stakes, the show shot up to popularity, breaking barriers and attracting viewers from diverse demographics - from motor enthusiasts to adrenaline junkies and reality show lovers.

The show is hosted by Rich Christensen, whose zeal and enthusiasm for the sport are a cornerstone of PINKS' appeal. Christensen’s passion for street racing and dedication towards ensuring the authenticity of the show goes above and beyond, ensuring the audience gets an adrenaline rush each episode, seated in their living rooms, not unlike the excitement one would experience at an actual drag strip. The temperature rises, and the competition toughens with each passing episode as racers gamble not for cash or fame, but their cherished vehicles.

PINKS is essentially automotive poker on wheels; the show wrests on the deals made between two competitors, deciding the terms of the race. These terms include the length of the head start a slower car gets and other race-specific details. The negotiation phase holds you on edge, highlighting the psychological battle and the tactics involved. Who blinks first might even determine the ownership of a vehicle, making the negotiation round as critical as the race itself.

The show boasts not staged drama or slick editing but authentic, raw moments of sheer acceleration and power. Natural sound-effects, the roar of engines, screeching tires, and crowd noises glorify the street racing experience. The absence of fancy frills, such as a dramatic score or choreographed drama, extends an almost turf-like feel, putting viewers in the heart of the action.

The races are carried out on a quarter-mile strip under the watchful eyes of Marshall, ensuring adherence to safety guidelines, and the official rules. The competitors execute a sequence of three races. The first one to win two races wins the overall match and consequently, the other party's vehicle. This simple yet suspenseful setup keeps the audience hooked, waiting for racing machines to rocket down the track, leaving a trail of burnt rubber and excited spectators in their wake.

One of the significant differentiating factors is the diversity of the participants in PINKS. From rookies in the racing world to seasoned professionals, the show opens its doors to a variety of competitors, each bringing their unique energy and pizzazz to the racing strip. This doesn't merely include the diversity of the racers but their cars as well. Everything from painstakingly restored classics, roaring muscle cars, and stripped-down speedsters bring the perfect blend of old-world charm and modern innovation to the screen. The sheer variety of vehicles on display represents the multicultural dynamic of the car-racing world.

The human stories behind the drivers are often interwoven into the narrative of the show, giving depth to the player profiles and adding a certain warmth to the otherwise fast-paced and power-packed action. These stories allow the viewers to emotionally invest in the racers, making the show more than a display of raw horsepower.

The stakes are high, with the show's name itself "PINKS" is derived from the pink slips exchanged signifying the change of ownership of the vehicle; a potent symbol of a compelled, bitter surrender at the drag strip.

Critics occasionally question the impact of featured amateur races on encouraging reckless street racing, but PINKS has shown it is possible to channel similar thrill and competitiveness in a safe, controlled environment, thus promoting responsible racing.

PINKS represents an innovative hybrid of reality TV and motoring passion. Be it the tantalizing pre-race negotiations, the nerve-wracking finishes, or the pulsating reveal of personalized motor marvels, the show unapologetically revs with raw power, high stakes, and sheer drama. It elevates the spirit of fierce competition, turning the conventional concept of losing into a primal fight for territory – or in this case, your beloved vehicle. For viewers worldwide, PINKS fuses visceral thrills of drag racing with the high-octane stakes of reality television, driving up an irresistible spectacle of speed, strategy, and unchecked passion.

PINKS is a series categorized as a returning series . Spanning 5 seasons with a total of 63 episodes, the show debuted on 2005. The series has earned a moderate reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 6.6.

Genres
Reality
Channel
SPEED
Rating
6.6/10
Cast
Joey Paul Gowdy
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