Classic Concentration (1989) | Tournament of Champions Day 4 | Julie vs. Reggie
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2013
- On day 4 of the 1989 Tournament of Champions, Jim Rexwinkle currently is the top seed, winning a car in 45 seconds. But today's players are here to try and beat his time.
The top seed at the end of the week wins $25,000 in cash.
Today's champions:
Julie Jackson (she won her truck in 34 seconds)
Reggie Patterson (he won his car in 33 seconds, and a total of over $15,000 in cash and prizes)
Featured prizes:
Game 1: A Kawasaki jet ski and a trip to the Bahamas
Game 2: An LGB model train set, and a trip to Alaska
NOTE: This is currently the only 1989 ToC episode circulating in the trading circuit, as far as I know. If anyone has the other 4 (particularly the finale), please notify traders.
(c) 1989 Mark Goodson Productions
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I wonder who the other players were? This week had ten contestants, and so far, I've seen three of them on Buzzr's reruns: Reggie Patterson (Originally appeared on May 3, 1988), Jim Rexwinkle (Originally appeared on July 20-21, 1988), and Julie Jackson (Originally appeared on August 05, 1988).
According to the latest Buzzr schedule updates, Days 1-3 will be airing on April 8-9. Someone who took notes regularly during the original NBC run sent me some notes, and they stated that the Tournament of Champions aired April 3-7, 1989.
I loved Alex Trebek wearing sweaters on Classic Concentration!! I liked he was laid back & relaxed compared to the seriousness he demonstrated on Jeopardy !
And now, he's gone. He lost the battle with the cancer. Alex will be in our hearts forever.
"Versatile," thy name was Trebek.
I didn't know that CTV aired Classic Concentration in the late 80's, early 90's. At 0:01, CFTO-TV Channel 9 in Toronto is now known as CTV Toronto here in Ontario.
Alexander James-Palmer CKCO in Kitchener, Ontario (13) had Classic Concentration. This aired during the time WDIV in Detroit didn’t have it from March 1989-January 1991. I had to watch it on CKCO Sarnia satellite on Channel 42.
The Tournament just ended, but oddly enough, Buzzr skipped Day 3. We (myself included) thought they would be skipping this one. Apparently, Jim played against Monica from December 1987, the one holding a 30 second sign at 0:25.
I caught the tournament finale on Buzzr just today (they skipped days 3 and 4, though). And that finale was quite the sight. Not going to spoil it for those who haven't seen it.