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Welcome to the BRAND **PLEASE NOTE: Unless
stated otherwise, all episodes are recorded in ‘SP’ mode** TRADING STATUS: Accepting trade
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TRADE RULES CONTACT ME / LINKS
WANTED EPS:
I’m interested in
trading for primarily any of the following shows (other shows are fine too):
- Wheel of
Fortune (any from 1985-1991…Pat Sajak or Bob Goen)
- $100,000
Pyramid…John Davidson version from 1991/1992
- The
Price is Right…the “Nighttime Special” from the 80’s
-The Price
is Right…any 1-hour eps from the late
70’s up to late 80’s
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- Double
Dare special eps (“International Day”,
“G’Day
- Super
Sloppy Double Dare…1987 version
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YEAR |
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Card Sharks (Rafferty) |
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1986 |
n/a |
- a “New Years Day” episode, - contestant wins
$2,500 on the Money Cards, - in a 2nd round answer, the contestant
podium did not display the contestant’s number answer or the survey
number answer (these numbers are shown on-screen only as graphics & not
in the studio) |
GS2 |
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Card Sharks (Eubanks) |
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1986 |
n/a |
- contestant wins $22,400 on the Money Cards, - Bob mocks
the champion’s attitude after winning over $50,000 total |
GSDV2 |
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Double Dare |
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1987 |
Sweathogs v.
Falcons |
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D1 |
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1986 |
Panthers v. No-Names |
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D1 |
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1986 |
Mad Hatters v. Tricksters |
- this ep is without the opening
tossup, - the "$" is on team scoreboards instead of the circular
"DD" logo, - the assistants are wearing a red sweatsuit,
- team missed winning obstacle course by 1 second |
D1 |
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1986 |
Swatches v. Headrooms |
- the assistants are wearing a red sweatsuit, - obstacle course win with 3 seconds left |
D2 |
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1986 |
Psychedelics v. Bodacious Befreckled
Bears |
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D2 |
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1987 |
Jaybirds v. Peanuts |
- obstacle course win with 8 seconds left |
D2 |
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Syndicated |
1988 |
Gyros v. Dictionary Dudes |
- video is occasionally jumpy, - |
D3 |
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Syndicated |
1988 |
Peanut Gallery v. Bala Bashers |
- at the start of a physical challenge a boxing bell rings
and one of the contestants says "Looks like I'm gonna'
get beat up" |
D3 |
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1988 |
Tacizzas v.
Blasters |
- during obstacle course description the camera shows the
main stage with no red & blue backdrop lights (just pitch black with
timer visible) |
D4 |
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1988 |
Nuclear Puppies v. Red Hots |
- syndicated episode |
D4 |
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1986 |
Village People v. Falcons |
- physical challenge features a beam
holding lit candles! |
D15 |
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1986 |
Sheckers v. Brainiacs |
- when Marc thanks the audience after the opening tossup
and Harvey’s introduction, there is barely any cheering
happening…Marc then says “I can almost hear them”, which leads
to an immediate camera shot with the audience suddenly cheering (very
noticeable master tape edit!), - obstacle course features the first version
of “Sewer Chute” which has no slide and is done backwards!, -
obstacle course win with 3 seconds left |
D15 |
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198? |
Couch Potatoes v. Mischief Makers |
- episode ends after the last main game commercial break
(no obstacle course), - blue team wins by $10 |
D14 |
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1986 |
Raiders v. Mets |
- round 1 features no physical challenges, - the on-screen
clock displays “00” after a physical challenge is completed, -
obstacle #1 features the first version of “Sewer Chute” |
D16 |
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1986 |
Fantastics v.
Knights |
- a very awkward balloon-related physical challenge is
completed during round 1 |
D18 |
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1988 |
Thrashers v. Thunder Racers |
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D18 |
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1988 |
Raiding Graduates v. Troublemakers |
- Marc is wearing a jacket with a very unusual pattern on
it, - Robin pours a can of beans into a contestant’s hat, but she moves
her head back, causing the beans to spill all over Robin, - during the
obstacle course, a contestant dove right into the arch of the “Slime
Canal”, and the slime covered her goggles, which she had to lift up |
D18 |
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1988 |
Head Hunters v. Boomers |
- video is slightly jumpy at
times, - red team wins by $20, - during course description, Marc instructs
the contestant for “Pick It”, and accidentally says, “spick
both hands”…he corrects himself, and starts laughing a lot! |
D19 |
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1986 |
Pop Tarts v. Potato Heads |
- opening tossup/intro isn’t in its entirety
(episode begins halfway through tossup), - as Marc begins to say the rules,
the audience cuts him off and says the rules, to which Marc laughs, - the
chase lights around/above Marc’s podium don’t function properly,
as every 3rd light remains constantly on, as the other lights
flash, - a contestant says he likes his teammate after Marc asked what he was
whispering to her, - a very close and disappointing obstacle course loss, as
the contestant was on “Tire Swing” (obstacle #8), and
didn’t let go of the rope/tire once she swung to the other
side…the time ran out when she swung back |
D20 |
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1987 |
Psychopathic Popcorn Balls v. Psychedelic Furs |
- Marc mentions the teams’ names, but is not shown
talking to the contestants (very noticeable master edit!), - Marc and Robin
throw bean sprouts in each others face during a physical challenge
description/intro, - obstacle course win with 3 seconds left |
D20 |
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1986 |
Cougars v. Cheetahs |
- a question was asked,
“What’s Theo’s best friend’s name?”, to which a
team replied “Walter”…this is the character’s real
name, but the team was told they’re incorrect because their
Marc’s answer card said “Cockroach”, which is the
character’s nickname.
During the beginning of the course description, Marc says the team was
originally correct, and they were credited $20 for the question |
D20 |
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“Valentine’s
Day” |
1987 |
Mighty Midgets v. Wildcats |
- all of Marc’s question cards are red hearts, - the
on-screen question font is colored red and white, - Harvey kisses Marc on the
cheek prior to the course description, - all obstacles (except for ‘Sundae
Slide’) have love/Valentine-related names |
GS7 |
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Super Sloppy Double
Dare |
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1989 |
Hilarious Asparagus v. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turnips |
- video has 30 second cable box display during round 1
(oops!), - Marc screws up obstacle course description by saying "6
obstacles in 60 seconds" and asks for the grand prize at obstacle #7 |
D1 |
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1987 |
Pepperoni Pizzas v. Miracle Workers |
- pinhat gets stuck in plastic
pole during the last few seconds of a physical challenge, - Marc struggles on
tire swing during course description, - obstacle course win with 10 seconds
left |
D2 |
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1987 |
KCKs v. Pudwhackers |
- Robin pops a waterballoon taking
them out for a physical challenge & Marc pokes fun of her |
D2 |
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1989 |
Slime Sliders v. Quinky Dinks |
- Marc is acting extremely silly, not speaking well &
having the camera chase him, - sings "I Got You Babe" with Alan
Silverman dressed as Sonny & Cher, - contestant
takes a bad spill during the obstacle course while getting the flag from her
partner |
D4 |
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1989 |
Galaxy One v. Messy Maniacs |
- girl from the audience helps out during a physical challenge,
which one of the contestants falls in "oil" & Dave falls trying
to pick her up, - obstacle course loss while in The Tank (#8) |
D4 |
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1989 |
Demolition v. Tin Grins |
- taped at Universal Studios, - obstacle course loss on #8
as clock turns to "0" |
D5 |
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1989 |
Hot Peppers v. Chill Dills |
- taped at Universal Studios, - for round 2 toss-up, blue
teams illegally uses their hands the whole time, even after Marc tells them
not to, - blue teams wins by $10 |
D5 |
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1989 |
Nuclear Meatballs v. The Fantastics |
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D5 |
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1989 |
Pus Slugs v. Liposuction |
- Marc doesn't say the rules, and asks Robin to say them
after returning from the first commercial break |
D6 |
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1989 |
Surfing Sushis v. Exploding
Cherry Bombs |
- a school-related physical challenge has a blackboard
that says "I will not watch Fun House" written all over it in
chalk, - episode ends at the end of the obstacle course run (no credits) |
D6 |
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1989 |
Dare Devils v. Gomer Bile |
- the whole main game was made up almost entirely of
physical challenges, - obstacle course win with 5 seconds left |
D7 |
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1989 |
Gleaming Eagles v. Bodacious Bombers |
- taped at Universal Studios, - blue team wins by $20 and
only completed 3 obstacles during the course |
D7 |
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"Salute to Baseball" |
1989 |
Blue Jays v. Reds |
- taped at Universal Studios, - everyone is dressed in
baseball attaire (Marc, Harvey, Robin, Dave, etc.),
- audience does "the wave" coming back from 1st commercial break
& everyone is holding a Double Dare pennant, - round 2 has a "7th
question stretch" where Harvey gets the audience to stand up while they
sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" with Marc, - during obstacle
course description, Marc is "taken out" of the show and Harvey
finishes the rest of the show as a replacement host (Marc takes over
announcing the prize cues & closing credits) |
D8 |
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1989 |
Furry Arachnid Barf v. Debackle
Heads |
- Marc opens the show with "Welcome to Fantasy
Island, get set, go!", - Marc says his white jacket won't last 15
minutes without getting messy & Harvey pours chocolate on it during 1st
physical challenge, - audio man plays commercial break music cue for a second
when Marc is trying to ask a question and he says "What the heck was
that?!", - during course description the cameraman trips over an
obstacle and Marc says "Enjoy the trip? Come back next
fall.", - Marc goes into the audience during course description to a
little boy and asks if he'd like a Double Dare T-shirt, and the boy says no!
(Marc laughs and gives him & his sister a shirt anyways) |
D8 |
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1989 |
Home Chickens v. Psychedelic Spitballs |
- taped at Universal Studios, - this show is the
unofficial "tribute to Wink Martindale", - Marc tosses gelatin
"brains" after round 2 tossup and the staff throws them back at
him, - obstacle course win with 5 seconds left |
D8 |
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"Marc vs. |
1989 |
Beauty and the Beast v. Oozing Pigeons |
- Jm J. Bullock hosts, - Robin
& Dave announce throughout the show, - Marc and Harvey are on opposite
teams with kid contestants as their partner, - Marc and Harvey run the
obstacle course, - during course description for "Thar
She Blows" Jm J. says "...and fags are gonna' spew out....flags are gonna'
spew out" (Marc & Harvey are chuckling quite a bit), - obstacle
course win with 3 seconds left |
D8 & D18 |
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1987 |
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- Marc does his Katherine Hepburn
impression, - episode with the infamous "Hey" comment from Robin |
D8 |
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"Backwards Day" |
1989 |
Get Funky Duo v. Chitter
Chatters |
- taped at Universal Studios, - Marc opens the show saying
"Go, get set, on your mark!", - everyone (Marc, contestants, assistants,
etc.) is wearing their clothes backwards, - physical challenge "walking
music" cue plays backwards, - clock counts from "0" upward
during the whole show, - obstacle course is run in backwards order (from 8 to
1), - obstacle course win with 11 seconds left |
D9 |
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1989 |
Kooky Loos v. Super Sloppy Scuzzbags |
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D9 |
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1989 |
Incredible Kids v. |
- team missed winning the obstacle course on #8 and Marc
says the judged said the girl missed the flag by 1 second, then camera cuts to
a shot of the audience, sponsors, then stage/credits....no outro by Marc or Harvey! |
D9 |
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1989 |
Barracuda Bananas v. Babbling Bubbleheads |
- Marc messes up a joke that |
D10 |
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1989 |
Kool K's
v. Crusaders |
- taped at Universal Studios, - team completed round 1
physical challenge as clock turned to "0" |
D10 |
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1989 |
Repugnant Secreation v. Louse
Larva Casselrole |
- Marc says the contestants that day are weird, and that he
has Regis Philbin's hair, - Marc asks Harvey if has
hair growing out of his nose & ears, and Harvey tells Marc that a lot of
things happen as you get older, - this ep has audio
static during obstacle course |
D10 |
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1989 |
Cryptic Complainers v. Trouble Makers |
- Marc talks about how they're doing "all new
shows" with new physical challenges, then pulls the blue barrier off of
his podium and says "but no screws", - during course description
Marc demonstrates "Soda Jerk" but prepares for it by holding an
umbrella over his head, - Marc comes across Dave picking out gak in "Toe Jam" and Robin putting her make-up
on in "Mirror Maze" during course description |
D10 |
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1989 |
Dynamic Disaster v. Freaky Freckles |
- taped at Universal Studios, - Marc asks Harvey to say
the rules, and Harvey says he will only if they trade paychecks; Marc goes
right into the rules!, - team lost obstacle course while on #8 ("Marshmellow Mountain") |
D11 |
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1989 |
Ators v.
Racing Ramblers |
- taped at Universal Studios, -
Marc asks a contestant how many people showed up to audition and says "5
or 6", and then says "oh, this show?! About 2,000" |
D11 |
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1989 |
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- features the first time Marc demonstrates "The
Works" during course description |
D11 |
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1989 |
Toxic Avengers v. Wave Dancers |
- taped at Universal Studios, - at the end of the
“balloon high-five” physical challenge, the team bursts the last balloon
which gets all over Marc’s face and jacket…Marc stands there
speechless with a big grin! |
D11 |
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1989 |
Gaseous Freaks v. Vomiting Lard Brains |
- Marc loses it while reading the rules; he explains
Michael Klinghoffer is wearing a lion’s head which
is why he’s laughing (camera shows him with the prop on), - during the tossup description Marc is wearing the same
lion head & a staff member, wearing a rat head, is dancing behind his
podium, - during course description, a person wearing a rat costume crawls
around “Mirror Maze” and appears again after the obstacle course |
D13 |
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“Groundhog Day” |
1989 |
Unbeatables v. Kazooka Nuts |
- an on-screen graphic shows a groundhog and a
yellow/purple color bar above each question, - Marc checks in with Harvey
throughout the show to see if he found a groundhog costume (during course
description, Harvey is shown wearing a bunny, chicken, bear, sheep, rat,
horse, and camel costume), - Robin and Dave are wearing groundhog ears and
noses/teeth |
D13 |
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1989 |
Bodacious Boneheads v. Electric Youth |
- taped at Universal Studios, - there are two camera shots
of other studio cameras with balloons & a pig stuck on top of them, - a
“Pee-Wee’s Playhouse” question
prompted Marc to make “Harvey” the secret word of the
day…every time Marc says his name, the audience screams, - all
obstacles in the course are named “Harvey” (Harvey’s outro features him shown with many of the obstacle course
signs that say his name) |
D13 |
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1987 |
Amazing A’s v. 5150 |
- video jumps between color/black &
white…semi-jumpy (possible original broadcast), - Marc asks Geoffrey
Darby how much a double dare is worth, and he yells “4 TIMES THE
BUCKS”, then Marc asks a staff member what a team does if they
don’t answer and she replies “huh?”…Marc and the
audience laugh, - Marc asks a multiple-choice question and reads it long-form
for each possible answer; the team asks him to repeat it, which causes Marc
and the audience to laugh hysterically, - obstacle course win with 7 seconds
left |
D14 |
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1987 |
Tubs v. Crockets |
- Marc is wearing a pink suit jacket and Harvey is wearing
a Hawaiian shirt, - the motto for the show is “Reeboks, no socks”
as everyone has no socks on, - obstacle course has Miami Vice-themed obstacle
names, - Dave dives into “The Tank” and says, “I have no
Reeboks and no socks”, - obstacle course win with 8 seconds left |
D15 |
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1987 |
M&Ms v. Hellcats |
- Marc brings Robin out to stand with him for the 1st
question, and after it’s answered, Marc teases her with
a fake books she’s “written” called “Hey!
Robin Speaks”…the staff and audience laugh! (this prank is a
follow-up to the “Hey” incident on the SSDD “Midnight
Express v. Untouchables” episode, available on tape D8), - during
course description, Marc quickly grabs Geoffrey Darby on camera and says
he’ll probably be fired, - obstacle course win with 2 seconds left |
D15 |
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“Salute to Breakfast” |
1989 |
Groveling Grummets v. Jammin
J’s |
- taped at Universal Studios, - video is semi-fuzzy and is
black & white a lot, - intro shows Marc and Harvey in bed waking
up…Marc walks on stage wearing his robe and pajamas, - after the 1st
commercial break Robin brings Marc a cup of coffee and pretends to fall
(spilling it on him), - a paperboy delivers the morning paper to Marc after
the first question |
D16 |
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1987 |
Bionic Two v. Creamators |
- during round 2 tossup, the contestants struggle trying to
accomplish it, and the tossup music ends prompting Marc to say “Well
the music is over so I guess that means the show is over”…Marc
asks the producers how they want to rule the tossup, and they award it to the
team with more liquid in their cup (though they never went past the line) |
D17 & D18 |
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“Halloween” |
1989 |
Beach Bums v. Sensational Stingers |
- taped at Universal Studios, - Harvery
comes out with a mask, saying the show was built on a burial site, and he has
released “the curse”, - the audience pretends to be zombies when
shown going to/coming from commercial break, - Al Silvers chases
“zombie Dave” across stage trying to give his autograph, -
obstacle course win with 4 seconds left |
D17 |
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1988 |
McKennas v.
Millhouses |
- video is semi-jumpy (possible original broadcast), -
Marc’s podium features the original circular “DD” logo, -
father from the read team sings “Tomorrow” during 1st physical
challenge description…audience laughs hysterically!, - mother from the
blue team falls on the floor when sitting on a chair during the round 2
tossup, - red team loses obstacle course when the mother grabs and misses the
flag on obstacle # 8 (Umpire State Building) |
D14 |
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1988 |
Datz-Lerners v. Dieroffs |
- video is semi-clear and black & white at some points
(original broadcast/KWKT 44), - Marc’s podium features the full
“Family Double Dare” logo, - features celebrities Lou Ferrigno (blue team) and Weird Al Yankovik
(red team), - obstacle course win with 8 seconds left, - features audio plug
from KWKT-44 during end credits |
D16 |
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1988 |
Fondacks v. Fischlers |
- Marc’s podium features the full “Family
Double Dare” logo, - video has minor tracking problem during round 2
tossup, - during a physical challenge intro, Marc does an Ed Sullivan
impression with only the backdrop lights and a spotlight, - Marc has an
audience member demonstrate obstacle #8 (the “Slime Canal”), -
obstacle course win with 17 seconds left |
D16 |
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1988 |
Scharles v. Lentzs |
- Marc’s podium features the full “Family
Double Dare” logo, - during the obstacle description for ‘ |
D21 |
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1988 |
Chews v. Wilfrids |
- Marc’s podium features the full “Family
Double Dare” logo, - during the course description, Marc points to the
main stage where more audience members are sitting on chairs |
D21 |
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1988 |
Winwards v. Reillys |
- video is semi-clear and black & white at some
points, - Marc’s podium features the show’s clock logo, - Harvey
helps Marc with a question by wearing many different hats, - obstacle course
win with 11 seconds left |
D21 |
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Family Double Dare
(Nick) |
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1990 |
Sunshine Snorklers v. Blue
Barons |
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D3 |
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1992 |
Clarkmeisters v. Wild
Walls |
- this is the first episode of the final season, - Marc introduces
Doc Holiday (is shown on camera), - Harvey comes out after opening toss-up
with his son Caleb, - Marc stumbles over his words at the end of the main
game because his podium is secretly rigged with squirting water...Marc steps
out from the podium to show his now wet pants (hilarious!) |
D3 |
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1992 |
Slimers v. Blue
Bombers |
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D4 |
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1992 |
Gruesome Grindles v. Battling
Barons |
- obstacle course win with 7 seconds left |
D5 |
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1992 |
Cheese Heads v. Killer Kellers |
- blue team wins with $1050, - during course description
Marc says "we're doing all new shows, unless it's 1996", - obstacle
course win with 5 seconds left |
D5 |
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1990 |
Gobstoppers v. Daredevils |
- Marc's "gak butler" Jeeves brings Marc a tray of gak
before round 1 questions (and helps throughout the show) |
D6 |
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1992 |
Bulls v. |
- episode does not contain obstacle course description for
the first 2 obstacles |
D6 |
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1990 |
Tazmanians v. Ghoulies |
- Marc demonstrates a physical challenge with Robin and
she throws a fake pig that lands on his back while he's bent over |
D6 |
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1992 |
Professional Tourists v. Hoosiers |
- young boy from the audience opens the show with,
"On your mark, get set, go", - father from red team says he buys
weapons of mass destruction for the |
D7 |
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1990 |
No Clue-Crew v. |
- father from the red team said he grew his beard to look more
like Harvey (Harvey later says he's a good-looking contestant), - Harvey
talks about trying to sneak into Disney World for free & Marc
sarcastically jokes about how much cheaper Universal Studios is, - family
accomplishes "Mrs. Potato Head" physical challenge in 5 seconds! |
D7 |
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1992 |
High Rollers v. Slime Stoppers |
- during a physical challenge, Marc calls the show
"Super Sloppy Family Double Dare", - family only completed two
obstacles during course (but were given prizes for three) |
D7 |
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1990 |
Down Hill Racers v. Mind Benders |
- episode features the use of the
triangle 3-digit scoreboards, - red team wins with $1050 (due to the use of
the 3-digit scoreboard, only "050" can be displayed!) |
D9 |
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1992 |
Killer Tomatoes v. Blue Deamons |
- celebrities Chelsea Hertford ("Major Dad")
& Tatiana Ali ("Fresh Prince of Bel-Air")
play with the families, - after round 2 tossup, Marc laughs at the podium
towel racks loudly falling off twice, - red team wins by $25, - Tatiana &
Chelsea run the obstacle course with the winning family |
D9 |
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1992 |
M&M Family v. Parrott Heads |
- Marc does a Tori Spelling
impression after a "Beverly Hills 90210" question, - Robin wrestles
Marc into "New Lake Double Dare" during course description and Marc
quickly throws Robin into the water...Robin then puts gak
on Marc's face during the rest of the entire course description (at one point
Marc stands under "Gak Geiser"
and pretends to shower) |
D10 |
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"Marc's late" |
1990 |
Ready or Nots v. Turgid Snow Balls |
- Intro music plays but Marc isn't on stage, then the
camera shows Marc driving up to the studio and arriving "late"; he
runs onto stage in his pajamas and the usual introduction begins |
D11 |
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1992 |
Gangbusters v. Amazons |
- features a very long opening tossup, which Marc asks how
long it took, and a person in the booth said “2 minutes 15
seconds”, - “Ice Cream Sundae” physical challenge went bad
when the banana a contestant sits in, was pushed off stage (Robin & Marc
try desperately to push it back on stage), - Doc messes up a prize cue during
course description (Marc teases him about it, and Doc says he was thinking
about cooking weenies) |
D12 |
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1990 |
Dazzling Darlings v. Fantastic Four |
- during course description, Marc asks Robin to
demonstrate “Waveslide”…she gets gaked and puts the gak all over
Marc’s face during the rest of the course description |
D12 & D20 |
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1992 |
Mad Dogs v. Minus 2 |
- red team wins by $25 |
D12 |
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1992 |
Red Rascals v. Freeloaders |
- at the end of the first question, Marc does an Arsenio Hall impression (complete with a music cue),
while the audience imitates “the dog pound”…at the end, the
audience laughs & applaudes loudly, - Marc
sings “Tomorrow” from “Annie” during course
description (on obstacle #8, three staff members sing the song too), -
obstacle course win as clock turns to “0”!! |
D12 |
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1990 |
Candys v. |
- obstacle course features “Test Your
Strength” which doesn’t work (Marc tells the team to move on) |
D12 |
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1990 |
Long Lastings v. Blue Thunder |
- Marc introduces Jamie to the show during the round 2
tossup, - Robin rolls out the prop for the “William Tell”
physical challenge and |
D13 & D19 |
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1992 |
3 Eggheads and a Yolk v. Laughing Lunatics |
- original Nickelodeon broadcast, - the stage steps are
replaced by a long wheelchair ramp, as each team has a wheelchair-bound
contestant, - the contestant podiums are smaller than usual, with the
families sitting down on a bench to be level with the wheelchairs |
D16 |
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1990 |
Awesomes v.
Blasters |
- episode features the use of the triangle 3-digit
scoreboards |
D17 |
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1990 |
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- episode features the use of the triangle 3-digit
scoreboards, - Marc and Harvey talk about what they did on their day off, and
joke about buying ugly pants, - after the round 2 tossup, the family’s
mom had trouble climbing out of the giant bowl of spaghetti…hilarious!,
- red team wins with a total of $700, - obstacle course features the infamous
“Test Your Strength” which actually works!, -obstacle course win
with 12 seconds left |
D17 |
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|
1992 |
Killer Kanes v. Terminators |
- video is semi-jumpy on occasion, - during the grand
prize description for the obstacle course, Doc says “year-round
from” instead of “year-round fun”, and starts to laugh at
his mistake…Marc begins to mess with Doc, asking him rapid questions
about the prize |
D19 |
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1990 |
|
- when Marc asks Harvey how much money a double dare is worth,
Harvey is shown with a guy who Marc says is his “Uncle
Sid”…he asks if he can be on the show, and Marc says no, - prior
to the round 2 tossup, Uncle Sid is sitting with Marc, and says how he
remembers Marc standing in his underwear imitating Bill Cullen, and asks if
he can meet Robin, - for the “pie in the pants” physical
challenge, the team’s father raises his arms in victory after catching
3 pies, and Marc repeatedly yells to him he needs to catch one more…due
to his error, the team loses the challenge |
D19 |
|
|
1992 |
Gak Whackers v. Slimebusters |
- the father on the blue team breaks the opening tossup
device, which Marc shows after it’s completed, - Marc asks if he needs
to say the rules, since they’ve done over 500 shows, then proceeds to
mess up the rules, and says, “this is why I still say them”, -
episode ends after round 1 |
D19 |
|
|
1990 |
3 M’s & Me v. Gulf Screamers |
- Marc tells Harvey he went “looking for
gators” during his time off, - for the round 2 tossup, Marc makes Robin
sing “Love Shack” after she tried to pass it off by saying
“Hey!”, - exciting obstacle course win as the clock turns to 0! |
D20 |
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Family Feud ( |
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19? |
Jones v. Miller |
- Richard mocks the Miller family’s father, telling
him he doesn’t need to yell into the microphone, - Jones family wins
with 330 points, - $5,000 Fast Money win |
GS2 |
|
|
19? |
Dodge v. |
- Richard requests nobody hug him due to a rib injury
sustained doing an ABC promo, - $5,000 Fast Money win |
GS2 |
|
Family Feud (Combs) |
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“Divorced
Couples Grudge Match” |
19? |
Ex-Husbands v. Ex-Wives |
- for the 1st face-off, the podium lights
flashed but there was no sound; Ray said they needed to turn their buzzers
up, - the same sound problem happened for the last face-off & Ray has to
tell the judges who was first to hit the buzzer, - Ex-Husbands win with 330
points |
GS2 |
|
|
1991 |
Rich v. Peterson |
- Rich family sweeps the game with 334 points, - a $10,000
Fast Money win after the first family member gets over 200 points himself |
GSDV1 |
|
“New Family Feud” |
19? |
Skelly v.
Parson |
- features the Bullseye round, -
during Fast Money, a contestant gives “furniture” as an answer…when
Ray is ready to review this answer, the judge asks the contestant to be more
specific over the studio’s PA system |
GSDV3 |
|
Family Feud (O’Hurley) |
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2006 |
Ballantyne v. Rowe |
- Rowe family wins with 359 points, - a $20,000 Fast Money
win |
GSDV1 |
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2007 |
Schweitzer v. Ortiz |
|
GSDV3 |
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Match Game |
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1974 |
Orson Bean, Brett Somers, CNR, Meredith McRae, Richard
Dawson, Marcia Wallace |
- a Super Match features the phrase “Million Dollar
_______” but the underscore line was placed in front of the words |
GS2 |
|
Press Your Luck |
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|
1984 |
Jimmy v. Catherine v. Sue |
- Jimmy wins with $4,500, - Peter reads 2 “Whammy
poems” at the end of the show |
GS1 |
|
|
1984 |
Bob v. Greg v. Jo |
- Greg whammies-out of the game in round 2, - Bob wins
with $11,897, - Peter reads 2 “Whammy poems” at the end of the
show, - no credits at end of episode (GSN didn’t show them) |
GS1 |
|
|
1984 |
Sue v. Karen v. Bill |
- during one of Karen’s spins, she said she wanted
to win a pool table, and when she hit the stopper, she yelled “pool
table” as the board stopped on a pool table! Peter was shocked!, - Sue wins with
$12,924 |
GSDV3 |
|
The Price is Right |
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2005 |
|
- episode features 3 perfect bids |
GS3 |
|
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2007 |
|
- for the 2nd item up for bid, Bob pulls the
price card out backwards (facing the camera), - a contestant playing
“Spelling Bee” didn’t bid correctly for any of the
prizes…she only had the minimum of 2 cards, and the 2nd card
said “ |
GSDV1 |
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1976 |
|
- audio is scratchy, - Bob calls on 1st contestant,
and refers to her as “Madam X” because her name tag fell off…she
picks it up and sticks it back on, - the last price hurdle in ‘Hurdles’
didn’t function, as Bob manually flips the price, - Johnny Olson is
shown sitting in the audience to call a contestant to contestant’s row,
- the big wheel has the ‘5’ and ‘15’ spaces colored
black with white numbers (like all other non-$1.00 digits) and has
gold-colored side walls, - contestant wins cash/prizes totaling $4,868, - games played are |
GS7 |
|
The $10,000 Pyramid |
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1973 |
Sandy Duncan & Ed Asner |
- recorded in SLP mode |
P1 |
|
|
1973 |
Sandy Duncan & Ed Asner |
- recorded in SLP mode, - contestant wins $10,000 after
the judges accepted “thing that are ironed” for the subject
“Things That Are Pressed”, - a contestant leaves the podium
before Dick has a chance to walk over to wish the losing contestant
“good luck” |
P1 |
|
|
1973 |
Sandy Duncan & Ed Asner |
- recorded in SLP mode, -
features a winners circle that goes downhill by the 2nd category! |
P1 |
|
|
1973 |
Loretta Swift & McClein
Stevenson / Anita Gillette & David Speilberg |
- recorded in SLP mode, - during main game play, the
on-screen words jumped from the podium to the top of the screen |
P1 |
|
|
1973 |
Loretta Swift & McClein
Stevenson / Anita Gillette & David Speilberg |
- recorded in SLP mode, - McClein
sticks his head in the podium’s monitor after only describing 1 clue
correctly |
P1 |
|
|
1973 |
Loretta Swift & McClein
Stevenson / Anita Gillette & David Speilberg |
- recorded in SLP mode, - all 4 celebrities play for
charity, - McClein says Loretta isn’t dumb
then flips off the camera!, - a $10,000 winners circle win |
P1 |
|
|
1973 |
Loretta Swift & McClein
Stevenson / Anita Gillette & David Speilberg |
- recorded in SLP mode, - all 4 celebrities play for
charity, - Dick Clark is wearing an all-pink outfit, - a $10,000 winners
circle win |
P1 |
|
The $20,000 Pyramid |
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|
1978 |
Jamie Lee Curtis & George Maharis |
- recorded in SLP mode, - features a $15,000 winners
circle win in 41 seconds |
P4 |
|
|
1978 |
Anita Gillette & David Letterman |
- recorded in SLP mode, - a $10,000 winners circle win in
52 seconds |
P4 |
|
The $25,000 Pyramid ( |
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“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1982 |
Linda Kelsey & Rick Horst |
- recorded in SLP mode, - the intro & first maingame subject is cut off, - contestant in round 2
guesses “prostitute/hooker” for
“Flirt”…audience laughs |
P1 |
|
|
1982 |
Elaine Joyce & Soupy Sales |
- features minor tracking line (not consistent), - tie
score of 20 for round 1, - episode ends after the 2nd winners
circle attempt |
P1 |
|
|
1982 |
|
- recorded in SLP mode, - tie score of 18 for round 1, -
winners circle loss after illegal clue given on the last category |
P1 |
|
“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1982 |
Barbara Bosson & Barry
Gordon |
-recorded in SLP mode, - features the triangle-shaped
Pyramid logo on |
P1 |
|
“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1982 |
Barbara Bosson & Barry
Gordon |
-recorded in SLP mode, - features the triangle-shaped
Pyramid logo on Clark’s podium, - during the welcome intro, Dick
displays a mint condition 45rpm record featuring Barry Gordon as a child
singing “The Milkman’s Polka”; this is played in the studio
as Barry laughs & appears embarrassed, - during the 1st
winners circle “a French potato” was buzzed as an illegal clue
for “Things That Are Fried”…after the time ended, Dick
asked announcer Jack Clark to ask the judge why this was the case, and Jack
replied “there’s no such thing as a French potato” and
laughed |
P1 |
|
“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1982 |
Denise Miller & Brian Mitchell |
- for the clue “fig”,
the contestant describes “a leaf you use to cover your privates”;
audience laughs hysterically! |
P3 |
|
“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1983 |
Melody Thomas & Tony Danza |
- recorded in SLP mode, - a $10,000 winners circle win in
44 seconds, - after contestant & Dick Clark confusingly verify with the
judge that the contestant can’t say “sand” in the
description, the first clue she says “sand” and the audience
laughs |
P4 |
|
“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1983 |
Denise Miller & Michael J. Fox |
- recorded in SLP mode, - tie score of 18 for round 1,
which goes to a TRIPLE |
P4 |
|
“New $25,000
Pyramid” |
1982 |
Lynn Redgrave & Billy
Crystal |
- recorded in SLP mode, - a $10,000 winners circle win in
31 seconds, - a $25,000 winners circle win in 55 seconds |
P4 |
|
“New 25,000
Pyramid” |
1983 |
Jo Anne Worley & Barry Gordon |
- tie score of “19” for both rounds 1 & 2 |
GSDV2 |
|
The $100,000 Pyramid ( |
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1986 |
Anita Gillette & Howard Morton |
- recorded in SLP mode, - first picked category is the
7-11 which the contestant wins, - a $10,000 winners circle win in 54 seconds,
- during the 2nd winners circle, after guessing the 2nd
clue correctly the trilon won’t turn to show
“$100”…after a few seconds it turns knocking the clue card
right out of the trilon! |
P1 |
|
|
1987 |
Lauri Hendler & Stuart Pankin |
- recorded in SLP mode, - during the 1st
winners circle, Stuart described “tennis matches” for
“Things That Come in a Set”…after the contestant got it
right, the buzzer sounded & was treated as illegal; during the
post-winners circle chat with Dick Clark, the bell sounded and the trilon turned to show “$200” indicating no
illegal clue was actually given, - tie score of 21 for round 2 with the
tie-breaker ending 7 to 6, - a $25,000 winners circle win in 55 seconds, -
features ORIGINAL PROMOTIONAL ADS prior to credit roll |
P1 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1988 |
Terest Ganzel & Henry Polic II |
- recorded in SLP mode |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1988 |
Terest Ganzel & Henry Polic II |
- recorded in SLP mode, during the 1st winners
circle, the category is “Things That Are Supported”; Henry gives
the clue “your breasts” to which the contestant replies “my
breasts?!”…audience laughs loudly!, - at the end of the show,
both contestants won the same amount in the winners circle so Dick flipped a
coin to determine who would return the next day |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1988 |
Terest Ganzel & Henry Polic II |
- recorded in SLP mode, - 1st winners circle
couldn’t be completed, as all but one subject was guessed (illegal clue
was given for an earlier clue), - $100,000 TOURNAMENT |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1986 |
Mary Cadorette & David Graf |
- recorded in SLP mode, - features ORIGINAL PROMOTIONAL
ADS prior to credit roll |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1986 |
Mary Cadorette & David Graf |
- recorded in SLP mode, - features ORIGINAL PROMOTIONAL
ADS prior to credit roll |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1986 |
Mary Cadorette & David Graf |
- recorded in SLP mode, - tie score of 21 for round 1, -
during the 1st winners circle, Mary asked to pass a subject with 4
seconds left and yelled “pass” a second time after nobody turned
the top trilon; upon returning from break, Mary
& the contestant are still sitting in the winners circle and Dick
explains (after reviewing the tape) the contestant is owed 4 seconds for the
top trilon, which he guesses!, - tie score of 21
for round 2 which goes down to the last second, - features ORIGINAL
PROMOTIONAL ADS prior to credit roll |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1986 |
Mary Cadorette & David Graf |
- recorded in SLP mode, - 2nd winners circle
features a close win, with all but the last subject answered, - features ORIGINAL PROMOTIONAL ADS prior to credit roll |
P2 |
|
TOURNAMENT |
1986 |
Mary Cadorette & David Graf |
- recorded in SLP mode, - the intro features the pyramid
shown without the trilons/border lights flashing, -
for the clue “stab” Mary punches the contestant’s arm and
she yells “Ouch!”, - 1st winners circle features a
close win with the contestant giving, - $100,000 TOURNAMENT |
P2 |
|
|
1986 |
Audrey Landers & Charlie Siebert |
- video is semi-jumpy during intro only, - first
post-tournament show, - a $10,000 winners circle win in 50 seconds, - tie
score of 20 for round 2 |
P3 |
|
|
1987 |
Susan Ruttan & Soupy Sales |
- 1st winners circle is completed but not won
with 20 seconds remaining (illegal clue was given), - tie score of 20 for
round 2, - 2nd winners circle is complete but not won with 3
seconds remaining (illegal clue was given) for the same contestant as the 1st
winners circle |
P3 |
|
|
1987 |
Shelley Smith & Stuart Pankin |
- features ORIGINAL PROMOTIONAL ADS prior to credit roll |
P3 |
|
|
1986 |
Jo Anne Worley & Henry Polic
II |
|
P3 |
|
|
1986 |
Jo Anne Worley & Henry Polic
II |
- video is semi-jumpy at times, - tie score of 17 for
round 1, - a $10,000 winners circle win in 57 seconds, - a $25,000 winners circle win in 47 seconds |
GS1 |
|
|
1987 |
Lynn Herring & Paul Kreppel |
- during the first frontgame
category, when Dick says “go” the on-screen clock is frozen at
“30” then it eventually turns and freezes at “29”;
Dick explains the control room had a timer going, - tie score of 21 for round
1, which is broken with Lynn guessing all words in under 16 seconds!, -
episode ends at the end of the 2nd winners circle |
P3 |
|
|
1987 |
Gladys Knight & Smokey Robinson |
- recorded in SLP mode, - tie score of 21 for rounds 1 and
2 |
P4 |
|
|
198? |
Constance McCashin & Richard
Kline |
- tie score of 21 for round 1, - a $10,000 winners circle
win in 50 seconds |
GS3 |
|
Pyramid (Osmond) |
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2002 |
Steve Valentine & |
- 1st winners circle is shown in-progress at 31
seconds, - episode ends after 1st winners circle |
GSDV2 |
|
|
2002 |
Molly Culver & Gordon Clapp |
|
GSDV2 |
|
Super Password |
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|
1986 |
Markie Post
& Orson Bean |
- two $5,000 Super Password wins |
GS2 |
|
|
1986 |
Richard Moll & |
- contestant wins $3,000 Ca$hword,
- Richard guesses the main password after only one clue was given, - $700 won
during Super Password, - for the word “Attraction”, the
contestant dramatically gives the clue “Cominngggg…..”
which causes the audience to laugh hysterically while Burt Convey looks
around aimlessly |
GSDV1 |
|
|
198? |
Vicki Lawrence & Joe Campanella |
- Burt asks Gene Wood why they’re not in their usual
studio; Gene responds that NBC is renovating two of the studios, - once the
clue ‘elderly’ was given, Vicki guesses “Betty White”…Burt
and the audience laugh! |
GSDV3 |
|
Whammy: The All-New
Press Your Luck |
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|
|
2002 |
Shakeh v.
Emily v. Alan |
- for round 1 question
“What type of vehicle is used for the Tour de France?” Alan
answers “SUV”, - Alan wins with $9,545 |
GS1 |
|
|
2002 |
Renee v. Daniel v. Brenda |
- Daniel wins with $4,060 |
GS1 |
|
|
2002 |
Kimberly v. Lori v. Ryan |
- Ryan was in 1st place with 1 spin remaining
(winning by $1,800+) when he hit a whammy, - Kimberly wins with $12,845 |
GS1 |
|
Wheel of Fortune |
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|
from |
2007 |
Marc v. Demetrius v. Deb |
- after Marc solves a puzzle, the studio lights over the
contestant podiums turn off while Pat makes his way next to Marc…Pay
says “The most beautiful part of SC is the sunset, and we just wanted
to show you.”…the audience laughs as the studio lights turn back
on |
GSDV2 |
|
|
2006 |
Jessica v. Jeff v. Wendy |
- show theme is ‘Spirit of the Season’, -
Wendy wins the Jackpot, - Jeff wins the bonus round, winning cash/prizes
totaling $58,760 |
GSDV1 |
|
|
1988 |
|
- Pat’s first ‘Final Spin’ lands on
Bankrupt, - 1st episode where R, S, T, L, N, E are given to the
contestant in the bonus round, - Gordon wins the bonus round, winning
cash/prizes totaling $31,900 |
GS7 |
|
*SPECIALS* |
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|
Gameshow Marathon: The Price
is Right |
2006 |
Paige Davis, Kathy Najimy, Tim
Meadows, Lance Bass, Brande Roderick, Leslie Lielson |
- games played are: Hole in One, Plinko,
Race Game, - showcase showdown is played with Kathy, Paige, & Brande, with the top two total scores advancing to the
showcase…Kathy & Brande tie at $.55 |
GS3 |
|
Gameshow Marathon: Let’s Make a
Deal |
2006 |
Tim Meadows, Lance Bass, Leslie Mielson,
Paige Davis |
- Gilbert Godfried was a ‘zonk’ taking a bath, - Paige Davis passes up all 3
curtains (all which have a new car behind them) for a box of mints with a
$3,500 check in it |
GS4 |
|
Gameshow Marathon: Match Game |
2006 |
PANELISTS: George Foreman, Kathy Griffin, Bruce Vilanch, Adrianne Curry, Adam
Corolla, Betty White CONTESTANTS: Kathy Najimy, Lance
Bass |
- Ricki is using the same long
microphone Gene Rayburn used, - Kathy wins the maingame
5-3, - two Super Match games are played, - Kathy wins $50,000 in the final
match |
GS4 |
|
Gameshow Marathon: Beat the Clock |
2006 |
Paige Davis, Leslie Nielson, Kathy Najimy,
Tim Meadows |
- Paige & Kathy win their stunts to advance to the 2nd
round, - Paige advances to the bonus game, which she wins (a car for a home
viewer) |
GS5 |
|
Gameshow Marathon: Press Your Luck |
2006 |
Leslie Nielson, Kathy Najimy,
Tim Meadows |
- round 2 board features a ‘Big Bucks’ value
of “$10,000 & One Spin”, - round 2 comes to an exciting end
as Kathy had 1 remaining spin, and was a bit under $900 behind Tim (Kathy had
$41,374/Tim had $42,295)…Kathy wins with $46,267 |
GS5 |
|
Gameshow Marathon: Card Sharks |
2006 |
Paige Davis & Brande
Roderick |
- Brande wins the maingame 2 to 1, - Brande wins
$6,000 on the Money Cards, - Brande wins a new car
for a home viewer with a bonus ‘Hi-Low’ question |
GS6 |
|
Gameshow Marathon: Family Feud |
2006 |
Kathy Najimy, Brande Roderick |
- Kathy & Brande play
alongside their families, - the big board is a flat screen with a
computer-generated Big Board trilon board, - the Najimy family wins the maingame |
GS6 |
|
Double Dare: The
Inside Scoop (45 mins) |
1988 |
|
“On your mark, get set…for the inside story on
how the sloppiest show on TV is made.
Famous host Marc Summers will personally take you behind the scenes
for a peek at some incredible secrets that could even help you beat Double
Dare physical challenges and come up a winner n the obstacle course.” |
DDIS |
|
Double Dare: The
Messiest Moments (45 mins) |
1988 |
|
“This has got to be the sloppiest, ploppiest, yuckiest, guckiest,
ickiest, stickiest…well downright messiest Double Dare game show
ever. Famous host Marc Summers
has the questions, dares, double dares, and physical challenges that are
truly the makings of The Messiest Moments.” |
DDMM |
|
Double Dare: Super
Sloppiest Moments (30 mins) |
1994 |
|
“…We’ve gone through eight years’
worth of Double Dare’s famous physical challenges to find the absolute
sloppiest segments-including some that didn’t exactly turn out as
planned. It’s a guaranteed
case of mess hysteria.” |
DDSSM |
|
The Making of Super
Sloppy Double Dare (30 mins) |
1989 |
|
- audio is semi-scratchy, - features interviews with Marc,
Harvey, Michael Klinghoffer, Byron Taylor, Dana Calderwood, Al Silverberg |
DD21 |