Ep 9. Three Hands

Keep It Spotless is a children's game show that tests the cleanliness and precision of young competitors ages 8-12. Each episode features two teams of three kids who work together to complete a series of messy challenges without getting any paint or other substances on their clean white outfits.

In season 2 episode 9, titled "Three Hands," the teams face their messiest and most challenging tasks yet. The episode begins with host Melissa Joan Hart introducing the teams and explaining the rules of the game. Each team is given three white overalls that they must keep spotless throughout the episode. If a team member gets any paint or other substance on their outfit, they are eliminated from that round.

The first challenge is called "Spinning Ice Cream Cones." Each team is given a large cone-shaped device with four spinning ice cream scoops attached to it. The kids must take turns spinning the scoops while the other team members try to catch as many ping pong balls as possible in the scoops. The team with the most ping pong balls at the end of the round wins.

Next up is "Finger Painting Frenzy." Each team is given a large canvas and a selection of paint colors. One team member's hands are tied behind their back while the other two team members hold onto their free hand. The tied-up team member must use their hand to create a finger painting on the canvas, with the other two team members guiding their hand. The catch? The other two team members are blindfolded! The team with the most creative and clean finger painting at the end of the round wins.

The third challenge is a "Balloon Pop Relay." Each team is given a series of inflated balloons that they must pop using only their bare feet. One team member starts by popping a balloon, then passes the next balloon to a teammate who must pop it before moving on to the next balloon. The team that pops all of the balloons the fastest without getting any paint on their overalls wins.

In the fourth challenge, "Spray Bottle Soccer," the teams must navigate a mini soccer field while carrying a spray bottle filled with paint. The objective is to make a goal using the spray bottle to paint the ball. The catch? Each team member has only one hand to use, as they must hold onto their team's flag with the other hand. The team with the most goals at the end of the round wins.

The final challenge of the episode is a "Water Balloon Toss." Each team is given a bucket of water balloons that they must toss to each other without dropping or breaking them. The team that successfully tosses the most balloons without getting any paint on their overalls wins.

Throughout the episode, Melissa encourages the teams and keeps the energy high. The judges measure each team's success in each round, and the team with the most wins at the end of the five challenges is declared the episode's winner. Keep It Spotless provides a fun and messy challenge for young viewers, teaching them teamwork and cleanliness along the way.