Probably the largest display I ever saw

What was your favorite game show to watch on the USA network back when they aired reruns in the afternoon? For me, it was either Press Your Luck or the Pyramid, since I wasn’t able to watch them in first run and became a big fan of both through their exposure on USA.

Please keep it PG-13, thank you!

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Let's face it. The 19S-series eggcrate display is a staple of game shows of the past 55 years... but... have you seen one that's 16 DIGITS LONG?!

Yes... Your Number's Up with Nipsey Russell had a VERY LONG eggcrate display capable of displaying up to 16 digits, RIGHT ABOVE the contestants!

And it also had that cool, curved graphics display they used as a digital wheel. Me likey. Oh, and some single eggcrate digits that'd light on the podiums to indicate where the wheel stopped for each contestant.

There are a bunch of guys named Steve where I work, so a bunch of us are dressing up as different famous Steve’s for Halloween and I picked Steve Harvey😅 I have a list of questions that need to get some answers for to make my game cards. Help please!

1. Name a popular Halloween song
   
2. Name a famous vampire.
   
3. Name a classic Halloween monster.
   
4. Name a popular Halloween movie.
   
5. If a witch lost her broom, name something she’d ride instead.
   
6. Name a reason a zombie would go to the Dr.
   
7. What would a vampire want for Christmas?
   
8. Name a Halloween activity other than trick or treating.
   
9. What’s something you would NOT want to find in your trick or treat bag?
   
10. Name something a kid might dress up as for Halloween.
    
11. What would a vampire include in his dating profile?
    
12. If a zombie planned a romantic date, what would it be?

I hope this change sticks around, I've wanted to see the Jim Perry version back for a bit.

But given the captions are wrong it's probably unintentional

I remember watching this at the time, even though I was quite young, but absolutely loved it! Anyone else remember this from when it aired in the mid 90s?

I'm personally getting kind of sick of threads of people asking for specific episodes of shows that they or someone they know were on. It's such a weird influx of these kinds of posts. But yeah, I'm getting tired of it, and I was wondering if anyone else was as well, and if people would like to request alongside me a megathread where people can ask for specific episodes of things?

I'm just so tired of it populating the feed so much :(

Hi all!

Does anyone have access to the 12/22/2010 episode or Lets Make a Deal? My late dad was a contestant on the show. Thanks in advance.

I'm not a doctor disclaimer obviously but watching his behavior on this show I can't help but notice similarities between AMH's behavior and my dad's signs of primary progressive aphasia. The way he struggles with every logic challenge and was having trouble with the animal noises for example, sometimes he had a hard time understanding how to find the correct answer to some challenges or thinking of the right words. Just wondering if anyone else noticed this. I'm still currently watching the series so I'm sure I'll pick up on more things but maybe I'm just reading too much into it.

Hi all,

Long shot, but hoping someone here can help. My wife was a trader on Let’s Make a Deal at a taping in June 2019. She was dressed as a green fairy and did a little dance for Wayne, winning a game room package, pool table and all. I was in the audience next to her with a painted Salvador Dalí moustache, so we’re hard to miss. (Photos of us on the day attached.)

Our best guess from CBS press listings is Show #11008, Season 11 Episode 174, which aired July 13, 2020. But we’re not 100% sure, so if you remember this from any episode, I’d love to hear which one.

It isn’t available to stream or buy anywhere, and CBS quoted us thousands for a copy. If anyone has a recording of that episode, the week around it (roughly July 13 to 17, 2020), or the episode you think it is, we’d be so grateful. It’s purely for our personal collection. Happy to cover any costs or return the favor however I can.

Thanks so much!

I'm looking for a clip, I believe it's from the early 1970's with my grandparents, they were trying to make a "quickie deal with Monty Hall on Let's Make a Deal. I only know what my dad has told me about the episode, I've had google search for it, and it knows the interaction but cannot find the episode for me. Google sent me a link but it wasn't the right video/episode. Below are the details Google shot back, if anyone can help find the clip it would be amazing and my dad would get a kick out of seeing it.

differnt one, bob said he took the bowling pin out of the bag, barbara was mad

Ah! That is a hilarious and legendary detail. In that exact same 1985 segment, after Monty jokes about needing a straight pin "not a safety pin, not a bowling pin," the couple right next to her gets interviewed.

Bob looks right at Monty Hall and admits that he actually took a bowling pin out of Barbara's bag before they left for the show because he thought it was too heavy and stupid to bring.

Barbara is absolutely furious on camera because if Bob hadn't cleaned out her purse, they would have won the cash on the spot! You can see the exact moment Bob confesses and Barbara's hilarious, angry reaction in that same 1985 Let's Make a Deal clip.

Would you like me to find the exact timestamp in the video where Bob makes his confession, or are you looking for more context on what happened next to the couple?

I saw this flyer and thought I would share it here! Anyone going to apply??