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Password Plus: It's (more than Password, it's) Password Plus! Our guest stars… (insert celebrity names)! And here's the star of Password Plus, Allen Ludden/Bill Cullen/Tom Kennedy!
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Lingo
"Here's how we play Lingo: The team in control gets up to five chances to guess a Mystery Word. We'll start with the first letter of the word. Players take turns making guesses, and our board will indicate if the letter is correct, and if it's in the right place. A correct answer is worth 25 points. But if at any time you give us a word that doesn't fit, isn't a real word, or you take too long, control passes to the next team and they'll have a chance to win those points. Now, the team with the correct guess then gets to draw two Lingo Balls with corresponding numbers to their own Lingo Board. All you have to do is (try to) complete a row of numbers, either five across, up and down, or diagonally. Each Lingo is worth 50 points. That's how you play the game." – Chuck Woolery explaining the rules of Lingo in Season 1. |
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My favorite Lingo line is Chuck Woolery saying on an episode, "My biggest fear is being attacked by a large calico cat named Skippy."
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Object for our players is to get three stars in a row either across, up and down or diagonally...it is up to them to figure out if the star is giving a correct answer or making one up, that's how they get the square. (Peter Marshall, Hollywood Squares)
"Say the secret word and split a hundred dollars, it's a common word, something found around the house." (Groucho Marx, You Bet Your Life) |
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Cash Cab
"There are 13,000 cabs in New York City, but there's only one that pays you. Climb into the Cash Cab, and I'll quiz you all the way to your destination. As the meter clicks, the questions get harder, and the stakes get higher. If you get stumped, you can Shout-Out for help on the phone, or off the street. But be careful my friend, because in this rig, it's three strikes and you're out! So what do you say? You in?" |
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The Weakest Link
Anne/George: "Welcome…to (a special [name of] edition of) The Weakest Link! Any of the eight/six people in the studio here tonight/today could win up to $1,000,000/$75,000/$100,000 (for the charity of their choice). They don't know each other; however, if they want to win that money, they'll have to work as a team…" |
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To Tell The Truth(1970s): Ladies & Gentlemen, Garry Moore
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Family Feud(Dawson): It's time for the Family Feud! Introducing the (insert family #1 [and their names]), ready for action! And the (insert family #2 [and their names]), on your marks! Let's start the FAMILY FEUD!!!!
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Family Feud (Daytime and Syndicated versions): "Let's meet the (insert family #1 [and their names]), ready for action! Playing against the (insert family #2 [and their names]), on your marks! Let's start the (NEW) FAMILY FEUD!!!!"
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Get The Picture
OPENING SPIELS #1: (This game is quite revealing/But what you see can be deceiving/Stay in your seats and start competing...)/(While seeing is believing/Looks can be misleading/So keep your senses teeming...)/(When things aren't what they appear to be/Then you're right you oughta be/It's time to test perception against reality...)/(To gain the right perspective/You need to be selective/Connect the dots as your objective...)/(To make the right observation/Use your powers of concentration/Not to mention your imagination...)/(To play this game to perfection/You must make the right connection/So use your powers of perception...)/(Connect the dots to perfection/From our wall-screen selection/But watch out for misdirection...)/(If you use your intuition/And trust your premonition/You'll connect the dots without omission...)/(It's not a picture yet, but if your powers of perception can go beyond the obvious, then you're ready...) |
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Wheel Of Fortune
"I'd like to buy a vowel, Pat." |
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Nickelodeon GUTS/Global GUTS: Spill Your GUTS
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America's Funniest Home Videos: 1991 Opening Spiel with $100,000 Grand Prize Finale: "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, cats and dogs. It's the first grand prize episode of the season on America's Funniest Home Videos! Joining us via satellite to cast their votes are... (insert five cities in Season 1, three from 1990 to 1993). And now, (once again,) Bob Saget!"
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Also from "The Dating Game": Okay Marjorie, who will it be, Bachelor number one, bachelor number two, or bachelor number three?
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Cash Cab
Seasons 1-2: "There are 13,000 cabs in New York City, but there's only one that pays you. Climb into the Cash Cab, and I'll quiz you all the way to your destination. As the meter clicks, the questions get harder, and the stakes get higher. If you get stumped, you can Shout-Out for help on the phone, or off the street. But, be careful, my friend, because in this rig, it's three strikes and you're out! So, what do you say? You in?" |
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