Fun Fact: The background music for Door #2 is from the obscure 1977 game show "It's Anybody's Guess"...hosted by Monty Hall, and announced by Jay Stewart.
These are interesting to see. Apparently you couldn’t show real money on Canadian television or maybe they didn’t want to show Canadian money. I do miss Jay Stewart though. He and Monty were a great team but I know he was announcing for Barry and Enright shows in 1981. Thanks for sharing this as I don’t remember seeing them when they aired (if they did in the Louisville Kentucky area).
Monty did explain the LMAD money on at least one occasion. Since the show had both Canadian and American contestants, that money was used only on air and the contestant(s) would be paid in the currency of their home country.
Fun Fact: The background music for Door #2 is from the obscure 1977 game show "It's Anybody's Guess"...hosted by Monty Hall, and announced by Jay Stewart.
I remember watching Let's Make A Deal on a station which is now FOX Rochester (channel 31 WUHF-TV).
I wonder if WANX has saved any of the episodes of Let's Make A Deal from 1980 and 1981.
How could they not know the hot sauce was .89? I think Monte was disappointed with them and ended that deal quickly.
These are interesting to see. Apparently you couldn’t show real money on Canadian television or maybe they didn’t want to show Canadian money. I do miss Jay Stewart though. He and Monty were a great team but I know he was announcing for Barry and Enright shows in 1981. Thanks for sharing this as I don’t remember seeing them when they aired (if they did in the Louisville Kentucky area).
Monty did explain the LMAD money on at least one occasion. Since the show had both Canadian and American contestants, that money was used only on air and the contestant(s) would be paid in the currency of their home country.
I wonder what station in Indianapolis, IN aired the 1980-1981 LMAD