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My jaw literally dropped as I was reading how this works. I never knew these existed and I bet they set you back a pretty penny then and now! source

Admitted, this is a possibility Nizzle, but I rather doubt it. This 'game', I'm sure would have been planned well in advance, so the producers would have had to ensure they could get the supply they needed. But even if it were the case that this was a 'spur of the moment' idea and the fish were residual stock from a fish market, it would be far better to turn the fish into fertilizer than to 'play games' with them. I think this sends out an entirely inappropriate signal and is beyond defence. source

Obviously, financially it's a success, but as far as providing entertainment has the Wii faltered? I always hear about how people haven't played their Wii in months or they only play it when friends are over. So there may be SOME redeeming value, but do you think overall it has failed to get compelling and entertaining games? source

I think this may be a logical step for Sky, who may be reaching saturation point amongst their current potential audience. There's a whole untapped tv audience base that currently have no burning desire to get Sky because it does not currently suit their viewing needs, and that includes the large numbers who watch the entertainment shows on the five main channels. A large number won't do so because they won't want to pay any more for tv, but there is bound to be an economic number of potential subscribers amongst the rest. But Sky will have to be careful not to alienate their current audience at the same time. source

For me entertainment is important way to relax yourself after a stressful work. Without entertainment many people will become depressed that will lead to sickness. source