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Adam, if you're available, this episode was originally aired in October or November 1985 as you can tell by the NTJ display in this episode. Now does anybody know the week this episode aired on USA Network?

If you do the math, Nick Studios building opened June 7, 1990, and this episode was filmed the week when Square One TV opened its 3rd season, so it could be 4-5 months before the Nick Studios building opened. BTW, this maybe a one-time cue that we're hearing in this episode, wasn't there another ...

If I had to guess Jon, there were 107 altogether, 65 in Philadelphia and 42 in Orlando with the Philly episode began filming in March 1989 and the Orlando episodes began filming the week when Square One TV began airing its 3rd season and began airing on the week when Square One TV replayed the Un...

This aired July 26, 1978 so this episode was rerun on November 26, 1997. On that day, The $25,000 Pyramid was at November 3, 1982, The $100,000 Pyramid was at episode #33 with Patti Duke & David Graf, and both WOF and J! were both at October 21, 1992. And of course, TJW and TTD were somewhere in ...

An early episode of TF, however the locker room segment was from a much later taping session with the same winning team, maybe it was the tape ran out or one of the teammates had sort of an injury I have no idea why.

Don't forget, this was the last episode to be funded by the Dayton Hudson Corporation sponsor. The remaining 4 sponsors that appeared in this episode were the 4 total sponsors for episodes like "Bugs" and "The Purple Coat", but in those 2 episodes, they had the 1988-89 funding sponsors in the lat...

The only difference is that tsskiller's copy is from 2008, this copy is from 3/24/2002 GSN airing, IIRC, 3 of the 5 episodes from this week(namely episodes from January 12-14 and January 17-18, 1983) were skipped in favor of the Family Feud syndie episodes from 1982, Match Game '74 and some rare ...

Mr. Downs, JTLYK, this episode was aired on September 24, 1980 and was rerun on August 19, 1981.

This is the first episode to have Viewers Like You being part of the sponsor list so this episode had the 1990 fundings.

Excuse my thinking, this is from October *5*, 1983, so either this one or the proceeding episode would be the first episode to have the short-lived red walls behind the audience and the small red light bulbs in front of the buzzers to indicate the rung in.

MBK1997, this episode was actually aired on October 26, 1983(despite what Jason Hernandez posted in his episode guide listing).

Speaking of this, I must be thinking that this week was also the very first week where the $25,000 Pyramid introduced the familiar Mystery 7 logo, isn't that correct? And what prize(s) that were won that totaled to $7293 MBK1997 if you know? Because USA Network did indeed show the November 2, 4, ...

Do you know what years/seasons was Dave Wagner's Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough appearances were by any chance?

The funding sponsors for this episode were The Carnegie Corporation of New York, National Science Foundation, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Public Television Stations and Kellogg's. Now was this the first episode to be funded by Kellogg's since 1984 and when did you start recording RR?

Hey, this was the episode that generalflavor uploaded, back when he was flavorgeneral except his copy was from a 1999 GSN airing of this very episode. Ian Wallis and Jamie Locklin have this episode in their collections as well, IIRC sadler76.

You mean, the PYL title in the ITC Korrina font, as you informed us, it only lasted for the first 7 shows, which were also shown in promos throughout the week of September 12, 1983. The very first PYL promo ever aired was when they showed clips from the PYL pilot episode during Labor Day weekend ...

Actually, the consolation prize plugs were in this episode, should've been Acclaim Double Player ad and Hershey Chocolate Syrup, where at that time coined as "Hershey Chocolate makes good things even better" or something like that.

Brandon, JTLYK, this episode was originally aired on December 2, 1983. If you can't remember this week of episodes, Kris Lane, Jamie Locklin, Adam Nedeff, and Matt Kaiser, and even Dave Livingston can.

Say Nick(TVLubber), when did you first get GSN in your system or what calendar year did you first get GSN in your system? Because there are some Combs' Feud episodes you recorded yourself and there are some you received from trading. Now, the PYL college week episodes that Kris Lane has are from ...

Now if I can do the math , this episode was was definitely aired not long before the $250,000 Tournament, so I think this episode was aired sometime in October 1979 because there was no mention yet of the $250,000 Tournament. Anybody out there that had GSN in October '97 or earlier when this epis...

September 28, 1983 was the first show to have the whammy buzz, which was also the first show with the visible audience also the PYL text at the very end completely disappeared after the 9/27/83 show. Now the violet backwall used throughout the Big Board rounds seen in this episode, only lasted th...

So this episode was actually aired on October 27, 1983 and the 2 other episodes from this week that were first to be seen in the flashbacks were aired on October 25, and 26, 1983 respectively.

August 22, 1989 is the air date of this daytime Feud episode. I wish we have more CBS Feud in original broadcast recordings with post-episode promos available in the trading circuit included so we can pinpoint many air dates for the CBS Feud episodes. Luckily, we have tape/DVD traders who have pl...

This must be the 2nd or 3rd taped episode of Think Fast because as I've noticed, the prize company list is all yellow just like DD(from 1987 through the end of the Philly run of SSDD).

Hey, Mr. Statman, a former contestant from earlier in this TJW season is now a contestant coordinator during this half of the season so I'm guessing that Mr. Statman was added to the contestant coordinator listing after the 2-3 week winter hiatus.

OK, to pinpoint this, this episode was rerun on November 3, 2000, so this episode was aired on December 19, 1979 actually, 2 episodes before the Cusicks went up against the Bosheffs.

It can't be March 6 because the 3's A Crowd logo is shown at the beginning of the video, so it's somewhere between September 17 and February 6, 1980 to narrow the gap down. So try again.

As a matter of fact, this episode was originally aired on September 15, 1983 so this was the episode prior to the $25,000 win that same week.

In fact, this theme song was heard here in the U.S. for only the first *3* weeks of episodes of the U.S. run.

Hey, this episode was rerun on USA on April 14, 1993 according to the voiceover and the $25,000 Pyramid was at January 19, 1983 on that day USA aired that same voiceover. Remember that Mr. Tiller?

Say, feudfan55, is December 18, 1991 the right air date for this episode? Because the Winner Take All Tournament may've occurred the next week or was it the other way around?

I know the air date to this one and feudfan55 got me pinpointed this episode's air date: November 8, 1991. The next aired episode was another Winner Take All Tournament, but after this episode, GSN went back and the October 28, 1991 episode was aired the next day. In fact, both the Syndie and CBS...

He never announced any Feud, he announced The Newlywed Game and both daytime Card Sharks incarnations and To Tell The Truth(1991).

What season was that from?

What were the games in that episode you're referring SP84Fanatic?

Skip was indeed part of the Nick Studios opening day celebration, but that's just as close as he can get to actually seeing the Nick Studios building or meeting Greg Lee. Greg left Orlando after MTG officially ended production and when the series called "Fifteen" began airing on Nick. And Robin w...

Say, we like to call this episode, the Marc and Dave reunion episode, don't know if you can agree with me. These episodes and the "edited for television" scenes were taped before FDD started production, but Dave continued his career behind the scenes as he was no longer available to return to Orl...

A-ha, Marc and Dave reunited in this episode. I believe this episode was taped BEFORE FDD obviously.

Wasn't this the first episode at Universal Studios in Orlando? Because the camera angles are rare and we thought that the episodes with the locker room characters performing at the start of the episodes were the later taped shows. BTW, didn't the last first-run TF episode air right before or afte...