The CatholicTV Network's original game show for kids of all ages. "WOW" challenges three rounds of third graders with questions about Christian Prayer. Father Robert Reed hosts with "Nosey" the know-it-all dog. Students from St Bridget School in Framingham participate in this episode showing off their knowledge of the Catholic faith.
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09/8/2014
The CatholicTV Network's original game show for kids of all ages. "WOW" challenges three rounds of third graders with questions about the holy Mass. Father Robert Reed hosts with "Nosey" the know-it-all dog. Students from Immaculate Conception School in Marlborough, MA participate in this episode.
04/4/2014
The CatholicTV Network's original game show for kids of all ages. "WOW" challenges three rounds of third graders with questions about the pope. Father Robert Reed hosts with "Nosey" the know-it-all dog.
11/25/2013
Catholic students participate in a three-round game show. This episode's "wudabout" is Saint Paul the Apostle. WOW: The CatholicTV Challenge is the Catholic game show for kids of all ages.
10/13/2013
Catholic kids show off their knowledge of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick on this episode of WOW, our three-round Catholic game show.
09/20/2010
Catholic kids show off their knowledge of the Catholic faith in this fast paced game show. Each episode features a different 'Wudabout', picked by Nosey the 'know-it-all dog'. In this episode, Father Robert Reed asks questions about the papacy.
12/1/2008
From 2008: Students from Saint Theresa of Avila Catholic School in West Roxbury, MA answer questions about the Wudabout: The People of God.
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Students from Saint Bridget School in Framingham compete in CatholicTV's three-round children's game show. Wudabout: Easter. Host: Father Robert Reed.
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