Hot seat
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The term hot seat or hotseat can refer to
- Hot seat is a slang term for the electric chair.
- Hot Seat' is a just an introductory round which can be played in an organisation.
- Hot Seat was a syndicated U.S. politically-orientated television talk show that began in the early 1980s, hosted by conservative commentator Wally George.
- Hot Seat was an ABC game show starring Jim Peck.
- Hotseat is a computer game multiplayer mode, where there is one operator seat on which all users take consecutive turns.
- Hot seat is the name of the chair on which the player sits in the television game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?.
- Hot Seat is an interactive talk-show on GMA Pinoy TV hosted by Jessica Soho.
- "Being on the hot seat" is an expression for a high-pressure situation in which a great deal of attention and scrutiny is focused on a person or organization.
- Hot seat is an instructional strategy employed by teachers. It encourages students to take the role of a character from history or a work of literature and engage in discussion through a series of questions with others in the class who have assumed different roles. See: http://literature.wikispaces.com/The+Hotseat

