Best Game Show Ever?

[Redliner]

[burnin_vernon]

[Julio]

Three pages and no love for the Gong Show?

[supadaveo]

"Ill take The Rapist for $100 Alex"
"Thats ""Therapist" Shawn"
"Yes yes, whatever, ill take that one!"

[starseed]

I liked watching the original Where in the World is Carmen San Diego when I was a kid. Otherwise I will also say Jeopardy. Good times. Good times.

[chris_yk]

Gotta go with Card Sharks.
Honourable mentions to Jeopardy, Chain Reaction, Family Feud and the old Newlywed Game

[Berger_4_]

No MXC?



In all honesty though, probably Jeopardy. Or Millionaire. Hell, even Wheel of Fortune is pretty fun once in a while.

[Jonrox]

Classic Concentration. Press Your Luck 2nd. Price is Right 3rd.

Anyone else see the documentary on the guy that figured out the pattern for the Press Your Luck board? He won over $100,000 by playing almost 50 consecutive spins on the board. He just kept stopping the board when it was on the highest values and there was nothing they could do to stop him.

[The Goon]

Far and away, The Mad Dash. No one beats Pierre Lalonde!

[troutman]

SNL - I'm Gonna Have Sex With Your Wife:

http://snltranscripts.jt.org/08/08owife.phtml

Danny Lane: Terrific! And, uh -- I understand you brought your wife with you today.

Ron Stillwell: I sure did! [ he waves ] Hi, honey!

[ Mrs. Stillwell waves from the audience ]

Danny Lane: Alright, that's great! That's great. Now, Ron... I'm gonna have sex with your wife.

Ron Stillwell: [ laughing ] I'd like to see you try!

[ Mrs. Stillwell runs up from the audience and disappears backstage with Danny ]

[ Ron holds his composure for a few moments, before starting to worry ]

[ finally, Danny and a disheveled Mrs. Stillwell return from backstage and part ways ]

Danny Lane: Alright! Let's put 50 points on the board for Ron!

[troutman]

[Devils'Advocate]

Originally Posted by Byrns

Definition had the best theme song.

If I hear "Soul Bossa Nova" I automatically think Jim Perry (who I thought looked like Guy Smilie from Sesame Street).

I liked "Win, Lose or Draw" for the constant celebrity fail.

Uh.... I enjoyed "Let's Make a Deal" with Monty Hall when I was a kid. And I used to watch "New Liars Club" (the one with Jimmy Walker... never saw the original Liars Club with David Letterman or Loretta Switt).

Only ones I watch these days are "Deal or No Deal" (I'll watch an hour episode in 5 minutes on the PVR... that's how bad the action to gabblefarb ratio is) and sometimes Jeopardy.