although i'll always love jeopardy, this one has got to be the best game show in history because the studio audience dressed in halloween costumes for no apparent reason that i could ever tell.
long live curtain number 3!
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the sale of the century aka temptation. a real quiz show. forget millionaire.
gladiators
the price is right. mindless entertainment, and the models aren't bad either.
digital mike binoche wrote: Bullseye "Nothing for this game for 2 in a Bed"
Bet you like a bit of Bully though.Me i would just like to check out any time i like but i can never leave.
PHD wrote: Can't beat a bit of Bully.
No you can't. Sunday evenings have never been the same...
Bullseye - "Have a look at what you could've won" 
Blockbusters - "Can i have a P please Bob" :D
John Sludden wrote: Bullseye - "Have a look at what you could've won"
On Bullseye, what used to get me was the 'spelling' category.
Jim Bowen: 'Spell ANTHROPOMORPHISM'
Cue vacant look on the contestants face...
I once saw Supermarket Sweep filmed in Tescos in Derby.But they spoilt it by playing Blue Monday.I was there as a techie with six others doing the filming.They called us System Seven!
hasn't been the same since
left the show, but who can forget:
and my personal favourite square:
or everyone's favourite center square:
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
the price is right. mindless entertainment, and the models aren't bad either.
Wonder how many US host Bob Barker had "relations" with????:sex:
My family won't watch Jeopardy with me anymore, but I've always liked that.
As a kid, Match Game was funny, lots of innuendo that even a kid could get a chuckle out of. Okay, the "stars" were b-list at best, but Gene Rayburn was a good host. Of course, the innuendo on Match Game was no match for the Newlywed Game, it's always a riot to hear my dad laughing at the crap on that one. "where's the strangest place you've ever made whoopee??" "I'm gonna have to say..........my butt!" 
Win Ben Stein's Money is missed by me, especially with Jimmy Kimmel. Smutty innuendo and cheap laughs are usually a good combo, Richard Dawson kissing every female on Family Feud an exception.
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote:
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
the price is right. mindless entertainment, and the models aren't bad either.
Wonder how many US host Bob Barker had "relations" with????:sex:
My family won't watch Jeopardy with me anymore, but I've always liked that.
As a kid, Match Game was funny, lots of innuendo that even a kid could get a chuckle out of. Okay, the "stars" were b-list at best, but Gene Rayburn was a good host. Of course, the innuendo on Match Game was no match for the Newlywed Game, it's always a riot to hear my dad laughing at the crap on that one. "where's the strangest place you've ever made whoopee??" "I'm gonna have to say..........my butt!"
Win Ben Stein's Money is missed by me, especially with Jimmy Kimmel. Smutty innuendo and cheap laughs are usually a good combo, Richard Dawson kissing every female on Family Feud an exception.
unfortuantely the local version of price has been cancelled for the new year. it happens. it runs for 3 or 4 years and then has a break for a few years and then comes back.
i don't know why they are doing this to me first they cancel aerobics oz style in the morings before work, and then price, when i come home from work.
Christy, I hate to contradict you but...
This is the center square, baby! (minces for laughs)
As for fave game show...Jeopardy. Makes me feel smart 
I have a few on my list:
Jeopardy! Wheel of Fortune Who Wants To Be a Millionaire (Regis version) Any wacky Japanese game show, including Tokyo Friend Park
yeah but, the show thats on at the moment on channel 4, DEAL OR NO DEAL, it's class check it out
taxi wrote: The Gong Show. Is that considered a game show?
why, of course! i used to love that show and that crazy chuck barris; great movie, too. what's up with george clooney directing films about television shows? first 'confessions of a dangerous mind' about chuck barris, then 'good night and good luck' about edward r. murrow and the communist witch hunts.
as for 'who wants to be a millionaire,' regis is too nice. anne robinson and her nazi-esque demeanor was perfect for scaring the bejeezus out of both the british and american contestants.
BULLSEYE !!
"We've had a great day,Jim..but we'll take the money."
and...
SUPERMARKET SWEEP !
"No dear..the answer you were looking for is BANANA!"
john kershaw wrote: 3 2 1
"Let's see...you chose the calculator...on a calculator you have a button with the symbol PI on it.What's another name for a pie.....tart..take the third letter of tart,is R....ARE is plural for AM...ham comes from a pig.....found on a farm....YES..YES..you've won a weekend on a health farm!!!!!!" errr....
