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2:10 I’m the boy

opportunity, fleece and rule? is it black?

Where is that boxer now? #LeeJohn

Liz won for Butterfield 8 and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Did the contestant get a second chance? That question was a trick.

Lawrence lay Kenny?

Really enjoyed all these Matt

Was this the final episode?

The young girl was amazing - no sign of nerves and she explained what had happened really well!

The Aniform technology was also used to animate a character named Gerald McBoing Boing. He might have been part of the Captain Kangaroo show.

Professor Julius Sumner Miller appeared on the quirky, crazy, Canadian horror/comedy show (yes, that's right) "The Hilarious House Of Frightenstein," in the early 1970's. The professor, as himself, would explain some complicated physics experiment, from the basement of Count Frightenstein's Castle. Lots of other weird characters, too. I loved this show. There are probably clips on UA-cam. Worth looking for. Anyone else remember this show??

Promoting Sony Rugrats videos when had thrn Viacom recently bought Paramount and would take over the distribution of the videos

Loved to sing this song when i was young. My brother would sing it, too. Miss those kid years.

For once Sony acknowledges when Wheel ACTUALLY premiered!

When did TCI picked up GSN? I know it was before January 1998.

For some reason you can gear it more clearly on the tablet than on the TV

The amazing thing about Frank Gorshin is that he can look like Kirk Douglas without doing a thing!

Charlie Grill looks like Jim Croce with glasses

Bert Convy and I share a birthday

Bert also hosted and produced Win, Lose, or Draw with Burt Reynolds from 1987 to 1990!

Wow Johnny Jacobs reading off the list of sponsors in the credits! Never seen anything like it. Thank you for posting this Matt!

Per Wikipedia,"Hot Potato" aired on NBC from January-June 1984.

Buzzr has aired "Trivia Trap" a time or two.

Richard Dawson left Match Game in 1978 after they brought in the star wheel

Seeing those PiR clips during the promos tells me GSN had it from the beginning

The Parent Game premiered the same day as Gambit, TJW, and TPIR

Clark Race and Chuck Barris resemble each other

Charlie went too fast when he announced the prizes at the beginning

Viacom Nick's owner would acquire Paramount and as a result Paramount would take over the distribution of the Rugrats and other nick videos

In the opening CGI it looks like a Sony DXC-3000 was modeled. Same beige body with the dark gray shoulder control pads and the CCQ cable.

Per Wikipedia "Fantasy" aired on NBC daytime from September 1982-October 1983.

Chuck resembles Ron Howard A bit

If that’s a ‘purse’ then I guess a ‘bag’ must be the size of a hot-air balloon!

13:41 you get to hear Frank do the Riddler laugh.

"Blockbusters" was a great show hosted by a television legend:Bill Cullen.

Per Wikipedia,"Camouflage" aired once a week in syndication from February 2nd-May 4th 1980.

Per Wikipedia,"Play The Percentages" aired in syndication from January to September 1980.

Per Wikipedia "Celebrity Charades" was a short lived program airing from January to September 1979.

Per Wikipedia,Johnny Gilbert is 96.

Johnny Gilbert is still the announcer on "Jeopardy" 40 years later.

Love this what a find

This is my great grandfather 🥰

Conversing with a cartoon on tv in real time was incredible. This would have been great adapted to a childrens phone-in programme.

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I bet you Todd is now a Republican!

Peter failed to mention Nipsey Russell’s version

GSN still airs "Family Feud"-However,it's the version hosted by Steve Harvey.

Why does the wife have a problem with him eating a banana?!

Richard Hayes resembles Charlie Gibson. And i thought the got dog vendor in the Mr. Hostman commercial was Jamie Farr!

Nanette & Carol 💜💜💜💜💜

Never did like the "tie = loss" rule on Card Sharks