Cardiff’s Anjuli Arora Dow and her daughter Divya take on the ultimate creative challenge, test their artistic skills and stretch their imaginations with Amazon Prime’s Play-Doh Squiced kids competition.
Hosted by actress Sarah Hyland, the season began airing in November with a new episode every Friday. Her sixth graders at Ada Harris School, her 11-year-old Anjuli and Divya, teamed up with best friends Emily and Dylan Chapman to compete. An episode of The Dows airs her Friday, February 3rd. They’ll have to keep their lips tight about what happens on the show, but they can reveal that their episode will be a pirate-themed one. On February 3rd, they’ll see how her Play-Doh plays out with everyone else.
In “Play Doh Squiched,” three teams of kids and adults take on silly physical challenges and an obstacle course, collecting Play-Doh lid tokens to help teams earn more time and extras. , will help you take your Play-Doh creations to the next level. Anjuli describes her obstacles like the “Double Dare” show she watched as a child.
Each game concludes with a final test of the contestants’ imagination. Build a themed Play-Doh world using the set’s awesome Play-Doh emporium in a 3-hour building challenge. – Hmmm, ”said Divya. Packed with all the colors, tools, cutters, and accessories the team uses to create and sculpt.
A panel of judges will choose who created Play-Doh’s greatest masterpiece. The winning team will win the $5,000 grand prize, and the other team’s creations will be crushed.
Each show will feature surprise guest stars such as Hyland’s “Modern Family” TV mom Julie Bowen, Alyssa Milano, Rob Riggle and Marshawn Lynch. Dows can’t reveal who the guest was, except to say it was an actor they liked and was very funny: “We were pretty excited about who it was.” I got
Anjuli and Divya Dow competed with friends Emily and Dylan Chapman on “Play-Doh Squiched”.
(Copyright of Anjuli Dow)
Anjuli grew up in Rancho Santa Fe and returned to Cardiff from the Bay Area a year and a half ago with her husband and three children.
“We always have Play-Doh in our house and Divya is a very talented artist and has done a lot,” said Anjuli.
Divya works with clay and paint and also loves baking. She started baking during the pandemic lockdown and has also made elaborate cakes, cupcakes, pies, cookies and boba. “I think this practice of patience and precision has helped us with our challenges as well,” Anjuli said.
To take part in the show, Dowse went through an audition process that included an interview and was filmed doing a three-hour Play-Doh build on prompt. Everyone on set was very friendly to the kids and said it made for a very fun and supportive environment.The set was full of energy and creativity. face. “The children’s eyes were wide open.”
“It was beyond words,” confirms Divya.
Divya loved being on set the most. “Interviews are fun!”
Being in front of the camera allowed me to shape new ideas of what I wanted to be when I grew up. Divya now wants to be a movie star or perform on the Broadway stage. And Anjuli is excited to see what her daughter can create next.
Check out Divya and Anjuli and all episodes of “Play-Doh Squiched” at amazon.com/Play-Doh-Squiched-Season-1/dp/B0BGMHTR1W.
