Let's Make a Deal - Big Deal $9,452
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- WTXF-DT4 Allentown/Philadelphia (UHF Channel 38)
A Stefan Hatos-Monty Hall Production
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This original Let's Make a Deal was a fun game to watch.I was a kid and watched it every chance I got.It was a surprise to see what the prize was behind the curtain, and which prize the player would choose.Those old cars and appliances look funny now, even though I grew up during the 1960's and 1970's.I remember that Speigel catalog.My parents would get the thick catalog of it, just like Sears and Montgomery Ward mailed out.They had over 1000 pages.My brothers and I eagerly awaited the Sears Xmas catalog to arrive in the mail, and would pour over it so much that some of the pages would get loose.LOL.
Love the original Lets Make a Deal! Keep them coming!
So much better than today's version with everybody screaming, love the way Monty just tells them at least you can hear the show
Love the old school let's make a deal episodes
This was by far the Let's Make a Deal we all know and love. Monty Hall will ALWAYS be TV's Big Dealer!! Rest in Peace Monty Hall & Jay Stewart.
Sorry To Hear That Mr.Monty Hall Passed Away Today At The Age Of 96.I Remember Watching "Lets Make A Deal When I Was A Child. What Memories!
This was aired as Episode 13 of the Syndicated Run- OAD: December 11, 1971
The real reason I loved the 1970s game shows was because not only for the true suspense (a la "New Treasure Hunt" and "Let's Make a Deal"), but you could actually see U.S. currency now out of circulation, or at least somewhat! Look at those beautiful $500 and $1000 bills! Pure nostalgia to me!
Good old Monty! His voice is a voice in my head describing my childhood mornings with my mom. I'll carry that voice to my grave, and after that maybe I'll get to meet Monty and make a Deal.
Monty passed away in 2017.
Hope there won't be any zonks in Heaven.
Such a wonderful show and time in America. Monty was the best! I get emotional watching these strangers from 50 years ago win prizes. I have noidea why. Anyone else? ♥️🇺🇸
LOVE THIS SHOW!
15:59. Oh Lord... They dodged a bullet with that Vega! ;-)
Michael Barnhart true true. I just wish they had the first prize offered. That was a low blow.
An ABC Films Presentation: this indicates a 1971 to 1973 rerun. Due to FCC rules, ABC (along with CBS and NBC) had to divest its syndication operations; in ABC's case this was renamed Worldvision Enterprises, Inc. 1973-74 season shows had "A WORLDVISION ENTERPRISES INC. PRESENTATION" complete with Radar Globe; for the 1974-75 season, a disclaimer was added below ("Not affiliated with World Vision International, a religious and charitable organization") after said company had threatened to sue the syndicator. Today, this syndicator, through various mergers, is now part of CBS Television Distribution.
Which now is under the Fremantle Media North America banner
Happy belated 95th Birthday to Monty Hall
I was born in 1984 and I've been crazy about vintage game shows since the vintage years. Amazingly, I found that my daughter absolutely LOVES 1970s-1980s game shows too. She is the best father's daughter. We watch Card Sharks, Let's Make a Deal, Press Your Luck, Richard's Family Feud, Match Game (my favorite), Barker's Price is Right, Password Plus...there's so many. And with my daughter being a preteen in 2018, that is just awesome. What are the odds these days?! We finally migrated into Let's Make a Deal and, of course she has great taste; we'll be binge-watching Monty until UA-cam fails to deliver more.
§paethon now that’s awesome!
16:44 That zonk with the giant baby stroller and baby is featured in the 2006 version of the Lets make a deal dvd game
And it was given three people at the same time. Zonks!
Dude I wish BUZZR would bring back (this) LMAD again, this is the show I first discovered BUZZR. Nowadays it's just "Card Sharks", "Supermarket Sweep", "Match Game", etc.
Love these old game shows...
So different from today's LMAD.
Love to see those old cars
That Cadillac is so beautiful! Too bad they don't make em pretty like that no more
Great show!! I love how the prizes are so dated!!
A big deal worth over $9,000? That's insane!
Seriously...my jaw actually FELL. Wish I had the GoPro mounted somewhere nearby
That's why its the BIG deal. There been times its been over 10,000
Carol is the benchmark for all game show models
She is why I watched LMAD. Carol is still a beauty.
Watching these shows back then on tv at 1:30 and eating popcorn.
I was about to say this episode doesn't seem to have any zonks until I saw the baby carriage. Lol.
Look at all those cool antiques and classic cars.
My nana appeared on this show i just wish i could find the episode.. she was english living in california her name was Alice Lalli
Man, I need to go to a Big Boy "restrunt" in style myself...loved Jay's pronunciation of restaurant.
I loved how the LMAD sign was moved because you know it was gonna be a great episode
I just threw that merchandise away
got my money's worth I guess
Back when a Cadillac really meant something
Before the Arab Oil Embargo of 1973. After that, dealers couldn't give them away.
@@kc4cvh Wrong. Wealthy people grabbed em up
WOW! $1000.00 bills. Rare in themselves.
Not rare whatsoever. It's just that you don't see them in circulation, naturally. They're still used today, but for much larger transactions than you or I engage in.
Reminds me of Father of the Bride when Steve Martin sells the house for cash...all in 1000 bills :)
The Federal Reserve withdrew from circulation all bills denominated above $100 in 1969. Afterward, Stefan Hatos/Monty Hall Productions had a supply of genuine $500 and $1000 bills, which were used repeatedly. (In the end, contestants received a check for cash winnings.)
They were in use for decades until the feds started destroying them in 1969. All the 1k billsare now in collector's hands same as the 500 bills. They should make the 500 bills again 100 dollars isn't much money anymore
Eskimo Pies? Wow.
Yes! This was before everyone was offended by everything.
I hope that couple enjoyed the heck out of that car!
❤THAT Camaro & Cadillac❤
Looking thin in the '70s.
Checking up an early 70s ABC schedule.. Looks like this was preceded by All My Children then followed by The Newlywed Game and The Dating Game, followed by General Hospital and One Life To Live. NBC and (especially) CBS really got deluged with soap operas in their daily lineup!
Over $9, 000! OMG!
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The new production company is: A Fremantle-Hatos-Hall Production
I NEVER BEEN TO HAWAII
Hooray for Paul Pieratt!
I love these old shows . Brings back memories. The cars look so funny even though that were cool then .
Not as funny as today's Tupperware cars!
Takes me back some of those grocery products.
what year was the episode made
Actually, by looking at the cars and their bumpers, the year would either be '71 or '72. The '73 automobiles had the new 5 MPH front safety bumpers. Personally, I think this is from '72 by the look of the Cadillac.
It's from 1972, no doubt. That Chevrelet Vega is the same car from the early episodes of ''The Price Is Right''.
Yeah, the Vega came out in '70 and didn't get a facelift in styling until the '74 model. The front end of the Cadillac looked very similar in both'71 and '72, which is why I couldn't pinpoint the precise time. Now if they'd have shown a full-size Chevy or Ford from that era, I could easily pinpoint the year. Oh well!
1971
So humorous to see them oo and ah over the Chevy Vega, now considered one of the worst cars of all time.
Sad that Jay Stewart committed suicide late in life.
You mean Jay Stewart, right?
@@WizardOfWor Oops.