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* For die-hard game show fans, the two Game Show weeks in 2002 and 2003, where veteran game show personalities such as [[The Newlywed Game|Bob Eubanks]], [[Match Game|Charles Nelson Reilly and Brett Somers]], and [[Tic Tac Dough|Wink Martindale]] were on the panel. Former ''[[Wheel of Fortune]]'' letter-turner Susan Stafford modeled the prizes, and [[The Price Is Right|Rod Roddy]] announced on the first week.
* For die-hard game show fans, the two Game Show weeks in 2002 and 2003, where veteran game show personalities such as [[The Newlywed Game|Bob Eubanks]], [[Match Game|Charles Nelson Reilly and Brett Somers]], and [[Tic Tac Dough|Wink Martindale]] were on the panel. Former ''[[Wheel of Fortune]]'' letter-turner Susan Stafford modeled the prizes, and [[The Price Is Right|Rod Roddy]] announced on the first week.
** And, of course, Peter Marshall was the center square, and traded places with host Tom Bergeron on the first week's last episode.
** And, of course, Peter Marshall was the center square, and traded places with host Tom Bergeron on the first week's last episode.

Revision as of 01:13, 30 November 2013


  • For die-hard game show fans, the two Game Show weeks in 2002 and 2003, where veteran game show personalities such as Bob Eubanks, Charles Nelson Reilly and Brett Somers, and Wink Martindale were on the panel. Former Wheel of Fortune letter-turner Susan Stafford modeled the prizes, and Rod Roddy announced on the first week.
    • And, of course, Peter Marshall was the center square, and traded places with host Tom Bergeron on the first week's last episode.

 Peter: Object for the 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 a star is giving a correct answer or making one up; that's how they get the squares. A game is worth a tho -- A THOUSAND DOLLARS?! [stunned] Whoa! Times have changed...!