#game shows

[throwbackblr]

A real question worth $500,000 on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Air date: November 18th, 1999

[aftg-random-fun]

Imagine Andrew going on jeopardy and answering a question, but the announcer says that’s incorrect and then Andrew goes, “actually you’re incorrect” then cites the information with where to find it. The announcer pausing in disbelief as the crew look into what Andrew said then someone sheepishly coming on to say Andrew was correct. Of course they kept it in the episode they air.

[tvneon]

[prokopetz]

Jeopardy, except all the clues are sourced from those Tumblr posts where people are trying to crowdsource the title of this piece of media they saw/heard/read/played once when they were eight years old and have only a handful of oddly specific details they’re certain about, at least half of which are outlandishly misremembered.

[eightiesgalaxy]

RIP Bob Barker

1923-2023

Thanks for being a part of my childhood.

[oldshowbiz]

balls balls balls

[mapsontheweb]

Countries which have had their own version of "Who wants to be a millionaire?" game show

[lizardsfromspace]

Learning about Wheel 2000, the kid's spinoff of Wheel of Fortune from the late 90s that has a CGI co-host

Who introduces stars of CBS sitcoms to give science segments to justify its E/I status

And has a "www.wheel2000.com" wedge

And that replaced the "bankrupt" wedge with one labeled "THE CREATURE"

Bc landing on it causes a creature who lives under the wheel to rise up???

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price - What's My Line? (1959)

[lemonaidfirstaid]

I love the idea of Bill being/trying to be a game show host

So I made a short basic (badly drawn) comic

[askzloyxp]

So we ported the Um Actually game show to our Minecraft server. Turns out? Boi, can we argue

[insightfullyinventive]

Lord Voldemort stole the trophy at team building and no one stopped her.

Also pink for breast cancer awareness month.

[odinsblog]

“On the November 19, 1999, episode of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, contestant John Carpenter reached the final question without using any of his lifelines. Instead of seeking help, he used his Phone-a-Friend lifeline to call his father, not for assistance, but to inform him that he was going to win the game. Carpenter answered the final question correctly, becoming the show's first millionaire.”

[jaubaius]

The comedic timing on this response was pretty good.

Source

[babytakeittothehead]

Lisa Ann Walter for 25 Words or Less