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* [[Moment of Awesome]]: One "''Starcade'' Hotline" segment showed Geoff playing (and beating!) ''[[Sinistar]]'' after a taping. |
* [[Moment of Awesome]]: One "''Starcade'' Hotline" segment showed Geoff playing (and beating!) ''[[Sinistar]]'' after a taping. |
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* [[The Scrappy]]: Mark Richards. '''Alex Trebek''' looked more like he was having fun. |
* [[The Scrappy]]: Mark Richards. '''Alex Trebek''' looked more like he was having fun. |
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* [[What an Idiot]]: One Richards-era contestant was shown ''Donkey Kong'' in "Name that Game" and '''got it wrong'''. |
* [[What an Idiot!]]: One Richards-era contestant was shown ''Donkey Kong'' in "Name that Game" and '''got it wrong'''. |
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Latest revision as of 08:17, 9 January 2014
- Crowning Music of Awesome / Ear Worm: The 1983-84 theme, composed by the husband-wife duo of Mindseed.
- Fan Community Nickname: "Starcaders". The contestants were also called this occasionally.
- Moment of Awesome: One "Starcade Hotline" segment showed Geoff playing (and beating!) Sinistar after a taping.
- The Scrappy: Mark Richards. Alex Trebek looked more like he was having fun.
- What an Idiot!: One Richards-era contestant was shown Donkey Kong in "Name that Game" and got it wrong.