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'King Kong Ain't Got **** On Me!!!!!'
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featuring an ancient episode of the $20,000 Pyramid (where you can tell the timer wasn't computer generated yet but shot against a blue screen) is pretty cool, don't ya think
? ? ? ? It looks like the celebrity guest was Barbara Eden just coming off of her 'I Dream of Jeanie' run. Pretty snappy commercial IMHO :thumbup: !!!!! I wish there were more game shows today vs. more celebrity talk shows on TV like the good ole days
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Quick Did You Know about 'Pyramid':
1) When the show first aired on CBS back in the early 1970's, the show was shot out of the Ed Sullivan Theatre right after Ed retired/got canceled back in 1970 (71?).
2) Dick Clark use to commute back and forth from Hollywood (where he taped American Bandstand for ABC) and NYC to tape 'Pyramid'. After a few years though, Dick said screw this and got CBS to move the show to Television City in LA to cut down on his commute. Man, getting 2 checks from 2 rival networks? Now that was sweet
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3) The Speed Round was suppose to have been 10 squares vs. 6 (you might notice a hidden bottom row on the original Pyramid in its early years). I guess early experiments showed that there was no way in the world contestants could answer 10 questions in 60 seconds so the bottom row was eliminated.
Quick Did You Know about 'Pyramid':
1) When the show first aired on CBS back in the early 1970's, the show was shot out of the Ed Sullivan Theatre right after Ed retired/got canceled back in 1970 (71?).
2) Dick Clark use to commute back and forth from Hollywood (where he taped American Bandstand for ABC) and NYC to tape 'Pyramid'. After a few years though, Dick said screw this and got CBS to move the show to Television City in LA to cut down on his commute. Man, getting 2 checks from 2 rival networks? Now that was sweet
3) The Speed Round was suppose to have been 10 squares vs. 6 (you might notice a hidden bottom row on the original Pyramid in its early years). I guess early experiments showed that there was no way in the world contestants could answer 10 questions in 60 seconds so the bottom row was eliminated.