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I thought Perry had the morning run.

Quote: Originally Posted by xavier45 I really would like an explanation to why that last thread was deleted. Stop keeping secrets, lets get the truth out. That one was absurd.....no reason to delete talk about decisions that have been made.

The last time Hot Potato was on the schedule, they stopped at March 30, 1984 but they went through the entire series. Compared to what USA Network stopped at the last time they reran that, they were at May 1984(I think they were in the "Daytime Soap Stars vs. Nighttime Stars" week) and April 5, 1984 was the last episode to be rerun before many Goodson/Todman shows officially returned to the network(yes, that includes color...

The certain people running this network who shall remain nameless should make better programming decisions.

Ryan, I hope all goes well with your health. I hope you can upload some select episodes of Eubanks' Card Sharks (including the July 1988 range board debut) in the near future.

Quote: Originally Posted by xavier45 I don't see why that is funny. Some people can't afford those kinds of Recorders. DVD recorders were once expensive when they first came out, but they're very affordable now (under $100 new in some stores). I bought mine new in 2006 for $120 and I'm still using it. And even if you can't afford one, if you have digital cable TV the converter boxes all now have built-in DVR...

I really would like an explanation to why that last thread was deleted. Stop keeping secrets, lets get the truth out.

Quote: Put another way: I've Got a Secret is What's My Line with a more festive and less formal atmosphere. The other critical differences were the demonstrations of the secrets and performances by contestants, which often took on more importance than the gameplay itself. That's why IGAS tended to push the limits of a game show towards more of a variety show. Garry Moore and Steve Allen both ran their own variety shows for...

I can't believe that just a few years ago, GSN had what I thought was a perfectly good schedule: All the classics (pre-1995 according to my view on classics) in the daytime, and all the modern ones in the nighttime. I don't know, I thought that was good enough.

I didn't know he hosted Wheel until that moment. I was too young to remember his episodes. This was before wikipedia and besides most of the eps are lost. Sure older fans knew it and remembered him hosting...I didn't. Greed had a few of those moments...the guy who thought there was a send button on the computer or the one that thought Let Freedom Ring was a lyric in the Star-Spangled Banner. The $25,000 loss:...