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** The first four minutes from [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADfewPn16p0 December 26] surfaced on video in February 2010. |
** The first four minutes from [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADfewPn16p0 December 26] surfaced on video in February 2010. |
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* [[Old Shame]]: Cullen once said that he thought the show "just didn't work". |
* [[Old Shame]]: Cullen once said that he thought the show "just didn't work". |
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* [[Screwed by the Network]]: [[Winning Streak|A complicated game boasting a lot but typically played for less than $10,000]] went up against [[Gambit|a simple-yet-popular blackjack-based game typically played for cars and lots of prizes that were usually won]]. Guess what happened? |
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- Keep Circulating the Tapes: Slightly complicated.
- Only two episodes are known to exist in full on video, those being May 5 (the Pilot) and August 9. The latter was seen in a network promo from around this period, and GSN has aired it.
- TV Party's "Game Shows '74" page has audio clips from an episode with the later Sudden-Death Showdown format.
- The October 15 show is held on audio tape by Archival Television Audio, Inc. (This and the above may be the same episode, but we're not certain.)
- The first four minutes from December 26 surfaced on video in February 2010.
- Old Shame: Cullen once said that he thought the show "just didn't work".
- Screwed by the Network: A complicated game boasting a lot but typically played for less than $10,000 went up against a simple-yet-popular blackjack-based game typically played for cars and lots of prizes that were usually won. Guess what happened?