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A 1999 episode of Family Feud with the McDonalds facing off against the Slaters. Each of these families has one gal who are so ecstatic many times...I think they may have had a little too much coffee
A 1999 episode of Family Feud with Louie Anderson, as the battle between the Penningtons and the Frenchs (don't ask me why, but that's really their name) ensues
An early second season episode of Debt (the graphics say it's early). Paul's in debt for some financial thing, Dena's in debt because she went crazy buying furniture with her credit cards, and Geoff's in debt because he bought a really expensive computer
This is the very first episode of Chain Reaction with Bill Cullen, with a format of the bonus round that needed some SERIOUS tweaking!
It is October 23rd, 1981, and NBC is saying good-bye to Jim Perry's edition of Card Sharks. He walks out on the stage for the 864th and final time, and continues the match between Michelle ($3,550) and Denise. At the end of the show, the late Gene Wood gives the signoff on camera
Champion Fred ($3,100) returns for his 4th day against DeAnn, a sign language teacher. Celebrities are Alf, Rip Taylor, Chris Lemmon, Finola Hughes, Steven Ford, Edwin Newman, Shirley Jones, Mindy Cohn and Fred Willard
It's Wednesday of Game Show Hosts week in 1987. Opening clue is: he's been known to press his luck. First game goes between John Davidson and Jamie Farr, and Marc Summers takes over the Sprint. Second game is Peter Tomarken vs. Chuck Woolery
It is December 1981, and this is where Vanna White became the permanent host
Jeopardy! big-time winner Ken Jennings wasn't just given the championship. It's his first show here as he faces $70,002 champion, Jerry Harvey, a freelance educator from California, Missouri, and Julia Lazarus, a fundraiser from New York, NY
Thea McDaniel returns with $750 and plays against Mary Monee. Celebrities are Teresa Ganzel and Nathan Cook
An episode from Supermarket Sweep's Mother/Daughter Week. (A) means it's one of two episodes that I have, but not necesarily the Monday episode. Mother/daughter order are Kim/Shawnee, Patty/Molly, Penny/Jessica
Tony returns with $10,200 against Rhona Blaker. They are presently in game 1 that is taking a while, meaning it's getting filled up
Brad returns with more than $14,000. He now faces against Brian and Teresa
Maytee returns with more than $24,000, very close to the $25,000 cap. She faces off against Carol and Del, who are very enthusiastic about the game
A Rafferty-syndicated show where champion, Faye has unfinished business. She played the Money Cards, but time ran out before she could play for the car. The show begins at that spot
A Bob Eubanks episode where champion Tom gets to play the Money Cards off the bat. His next challenger that follows afterwards is Sue, and I'll say this: the cards play tricks against Tom and Sue
Scott is trying to protect his challenging spot, since he is down $300 - $0 against champion Laura, who could win on the next puzzle. Celebrity guests are Constance McCashin and Richard Kline
Classic Concentration celebrates its 1,000th episode. On the boards throughout the game are a party for 25 friends, 1,000 California lottery tickets, and much more. One contestant introduces her 11-week-old son, and Marjorie Goodson-Cutt helps with the cake at the end
The full and complete episode of the September 4th, 1972 episode, the premiere with Bob Barker on The (New) Price is Right
A 1976 episode of Break the Bank where Marlene and Ralph face off
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