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Jack Barry was, of course, involved in the game show scandals of the 1950s when contestants were given the answers to the game questions prior to the show... got a taste of it when I was a contestant on "Joker's Wild" in 1973...as a 15 year old, was the youngest contestant of the series but went up against a popular defending champ, a mature lady with a peppery personality...I answered all my questions correctly but the wheel only gave them a lower value than my opponent. But I was ahead when suddenly, when she made another spin the wheel mysteriously jammed and so they had to stop taping to "fix" the device. When taping resumed, my opponent miraculously went on a roll to bounce me out and continue her streak...

Gene Rayburn, Bob Barker, Bill Cullen, Hugh Downs, and Monty Hall were the the pioneers of game shows.

This is actually so good; it could have been a Top 40 hit was it not a game show theme.

That sounded almost like The Disneyland Mainstreet Electrical Night Parade which also started in 1972.

WHEN THE TIC TAC DOUGH THEME PLAYS AT THE END OF EACH SHOW… THE AUDIENCE CLAPS ALONG. What a cool theme! Kenneth Huang. 7/22/24.

one commenter gave me some inspo, so here’s my latest reboot take. syndication run, daytime. Cree Summer announces. today, one lucky player could win up to $100,000, with the help of these 6 stars! singer/actress, Coco Jones!! Tennis superstar, Serena Williams! from the WWE, Samantha Ervin! also from the WWE, Bianca Bellair! Cincinnati Reds superstar Ellie Dela Cruise! and from her talk show, Sheri Shepard! these are … the new battlestars! and now, here’s our host, the man in command, Mark Decarlo!

This is the best version and the best of Tomorrows World themes dont like the modern version of this famous tv show of today

Cat's eat their own young. 🌱 Just get away from me.

In chains on the Blue Bird to Lake Butler.

"Meanwhile this is Wall $treet Week; I'm Louis Rukeyser; good night." Louis Rukeyser Host of Wall Street Week November 1971 to March 2002

From one groundbreaking,paradigm shifting assemblage of musical talent to another- Fresh Cream, to This Was . my 12 yr.mind was blown -two years before i even a joint.

"Crazy Fun" by Hal Hidey. This is a terrific theme to TTD, not that disastrous theme Henry MancinI created for "Tic Tac Dough '90". Mancini's last television theme felt more like a Saturday morning cartoon show about a princess in a far away kingdom, not a theme for a game shoe.

Interesting fact - the famous Tic Tac Dough gameboard ran on 9 Apple II computers and displayed various contents (category, X, O, bonus numbers, amounts, TIC, TAC, dragon, as well as custom messages and an active screensaver) in which the Apples were linked to an Altair 8800 machine and a custom console that controlled it all

Music by Score Productions.

Roone Arledge wanted Curt Gowdy (who was a very good friend of his) to be the first announcer for Monday Night Football in 1970 when it premiered on ABC. However, NBC wouldn't let Gowdy out of his contract so Keith Jackson was hired instead.

Robert Israel. Also known as the founder and CEO of Score Productions... which is best known for composing and performing the theme songs to a whole bunch of Goodson/Todman games.

Sounds like the theme to "Newlywed Game" (1966).

15 seconds to air...

In 1967, NBC's The Match Game continued to use Bert Kaempfert's A Swingin' Safari. This theme music was used for the whole NBC run.

In response to the music cues of Concentration 1973-1978 syndicated version, Yes. I have a lot of tracks from Concentration 1973-1978. Theme music, prize cues, Ticket Plug cue, etc.

The announcers on these CBS and syndicated versions of Tic-Tac-Dough (from 1978-86 were): Jay Stewart (1978-81, with Johnny Gilbert filling in) Charlie O'Donnell (1981-86)

Wink Martindale is the man!

Bubble Gum, by Robert A. Israel, was released in 1984.

If Concentration ever gets revived today: Concentration is a FremantleMedia production in association with Goodson-Todman Productions!

If you can Name That Tune, then Stratman '78 can change the theme song.

The hosts of Concentration were (on NBC): Jack Barry - 1958 only Hugh Downs - 1958 to 1969 Ed McMahon - 1969 only Bob Clayton - 1969 to 1973

It's a little high-pitched.

The song is titled "Fast Break" by Edd Kalehoff.

El mejor grupo de Rock de todos los tiempos 💤🤩👌

Keith Jackson’s voice *_was_* sports.

This was a good show.

off their first album and to me their best album so many great songs on this album

very good.............................

I remember this as a car cue for the New Lets Make a Deal in the 80s

great instrumental by all!

So basically, this show ran for 2 seasons. One as Battlestars, the other as The New Battlestars.

here's a great 2023 stereo remix where someone gave it the punch that's missing from all the wack original stereo wide-panned mixes that aren't mono compatible: ua-cam.com/video/leedYxy6grE/v-deo.html

PICO T QUINTOS: Pardon me! How old is the BOTANY 500 Clothing Company based upon that video?

Louis was really George Washington reincarnated!

Should _this_ end up a reboot on ABC, here's how *I'd* have it go: ================================ Frank Welker: Someone could end up $100,000 richer tonight, with the help of our six stars: (theme begins) From _Nickelodeon GUTS_ and _My Life as a Teenage Robot,_ MOIRA QUIRK! From _The Office,_ STEVE CARELL! From E!'s _Talk Soup,_ GREG KINNEAR! From _Saturday Night Live,_ PETE DAVIDSON! Veteran cartoon voice actor TARA STRONG! And from _Modern Family,_ ERIC STONESTREET! _They..._ are the *New Battlestars!!!* And now, here's the man in command... Tom Clark!

R.I.P. Alex Trebek, the man in command.

Fairly obvious Matthew McConaghey copied "Alright,alright,alright,alright!" From Jack Bruce.

I LOVE this theme song!!!!

Milton Bradley (since 1984, a part of Hasbro) was going to make home version board games of BOTH Gambit and Las Vegas Gambit in 1973 and 1981 respectively, but the box games were cancelled before they were released. That's odd, because Gambit was getting high ratings in its original run, and Las Vegas Gambit was doing okay in the ratings. Bummer. I would love to have gotten them had they come out.

The 1973 Syndicated Theme.

how about more its all here today on LUCKY NUMBERS!! ladies and gentelmen alex trebek

sounds like lucky numbers

My mother work at a record shop in 1969 1970 I was about 9 years old when I heard this song after The Rookies. I was so exited to see this intro and the game. But I had to go to bed for School the next day. So I only could watch the first half of the game between my New York Jets and Cleveland Browns . I wish I had that song at the shop. My mother could had buy it .I just wish ABC could had save them to MNF. the best them song Monday Night Football had ever had.

Wonderful thanks

Ginger Baker the Beast !!