> The kid whose first sport autograph was Earl Anthony would like a word
with
> you.
>
> "Million Dollar Earl" was the first bowler to achieve seven figures of
> career earnings, plus 43 career titles.
>
> Also, Pete's Dad, Dick, was no slouch either. Together the two of them was
> who brought
They went viral five years ago.
https://twitter.com/HkyNightPunjabi/status/737478515390447616
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Over 76 years after the release of that MGM chestnut now owned by Warners...
...and over ten years after the passing of Elizabeth Taylor...
...a real-life woman, Rachael Blackmore from County Tipperary, Ireland,
becomes the first woman to win the Grand National steeplechase.
"Riding on the
Every few years, game shows seem to cycle back in the rotation
I was around for the ‘90s comebacks, and got to know most of the producers
from the ‘70s and ‘80s who had gone on to become real estate agents and
accountants, but promptly quit those jobs because their passion for the
genre was
According to their 2021 format sales catalog, they're trying to bring back
"Concentration" and "Tic Tac Dough."
https://twitter.com/buzzerblog/status/1381113042361069568
But as noted in this follow-up tweet, there's nothing definite yet, they're
just shopping the idea around.
This is *the* sports story of the weekend in the UK. For those who don't
know, the Grand National is the biggest horse race of the year in the UK -
think the Kentucky Derby, except on turf and over [big] jumps. It's a race
that non-horse racing public watch and bet on, or have office sweepstakes
Interesting. For me, Concentration: Top 5 all time Game Show. Tic Tac
Dough: Bottom 5.
On Sun, 11 Apr 2021 at 10:19 AM Diner wrote:
> According to their 2021 format sales catalog, they're trying to bring back
> "Concentration" and "Tic Tac Dough."
>
I do like "Tic Tac Dough," but I realize that might just be childhood
nostalgia. "Tic Tac Dough" and "The Joker's Wild" were the primary trivia-based
game shows in the late '70s/early '80s, until "Jeopardy!" came along in 1984.
I didn't realize NBC held the format rights to "Tic Tac Dough," but
I remember watching the 1990 version with Patrick Wayne, since it aired on
the NBC affiliate out of Greenville SC.
But i have seen Wink Martindale host it too, from reruns on GSN.
Martindale, by far was the better host...
The Joker's Wild was on the CBS affiliate in 1990, hosted by Pat
When the scandal epitomized in "Quiz Show" hit, NBC bought out Barry and
Dan Enright. They would later sell "Concentration," originally B-E
property, to Goodson-Todman, so that's now Fremantle prop. The later shows
they produced were acquired by Sony (GSN) after Enright passed. B
Jim
Also hate Jokers Wild. And for me, Jeopardy! Came along way before 1984...
On Sun, 11 Apr 2021 at 10:59 AM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
> I do like "Tic Tac Dough," but I realize that might just be childhood
> nostalgia. "Tic Tac Dough" and "The Joker's Wild" were the primary
> trivia-based game shows
NBC has always owned "Concentration." It was licensed in 1973 (under
orders from daytime programming chief Lin Bolen to get producer Norm
Blumenthal fired for not following her mandates) to Victory Television, who
then hired G-T to produce. The license eventually ran out and Fremantle's
BUZZR is
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