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* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: This show helped launch the careers of Colin Quinn, [[Adam Sandler]], and [[Denis Leary]]. |
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: This show helped launch the careers of Colin Quinn, [[Adam Sandler]], and [[Denis Leary]]. |
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* [[Hey, It's That Sound|Hey, It's That Sound!]]: A good number of them were used on some of [[Nickelodeon]]'s game shows (naturally, since they were also produced by MTV). For example: |
* [[Hey, It's That Sound|Hey, It's That Sound!]]: A good number of them were used on some of [[Nickelodeon]]'s game shows (naturally, since they were also produced by MTV). For example: |
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** The "wrong answer" buzzer was used on ''[[Double Dare (1986 TV Show) |
** The "wrong answer" buzzer was used on ''[[Double Dare (1986 TV Show)|Double Dare]]'', among others. |
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** The siren used when time expired in the [[Bonus Round]] was used when the Brain Bender was solved on ''[[Think Fast]]''. |
** The siren used when time expired in the [[Bonus Round]] was used when the Brain Bender was solved on ''[[Think Fast]]''. |
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** The Lightning Round sometimes ended with the win sound from ''Double Dare'' and ''[[Make the Grade]]''. |
** The Lightning Round sometimes ended with the win sound from ''Double Dare'' and ''[[Make the Grade]]''. |
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Latest revision as of 20:47, 27 June 2019
- Dueling Shows: With Couch Potatoes, but this show came first and lasted longer.
- Hey, It's That Guy!: This show helped launch the careers of Colin Quinn, Adam Sandler, and Denis Leary.
- Hey, It's That Sound!: A good number of them were used on some of Nickelodeon's game shows (naturally, since they were also produced by MTV). For example:
- The "wrong answer" buzzer was used on Double Dare, among others.
- The siren used when time expired in the Bonus Round was used when the Brain Bender was solved on Think Fast.
- The Lightning Round sometimes ended with the win sound from Double Dare and Make the Grade.
- Missing Episode: Parodied, when Ken supposedly unearthed an episode from 1975.
- Promoted Fanboy: Ken Ober.
- Prop Recycling: The show used props from earlier seasons as decorations in the Studio Audience during later seasons. Props from Finders Keepers (also a Nickelodeon game) occasionally appeared, but usually as basement clutter.