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Jimmy Owen

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A dream version of Temptation (revised)
« Reply #15 on: April 01, 2007, 04:45:15 PM »
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Lets not knock him becuase he isn't a namebrand, kids. Knock if he sucks as a game show host, but we won't know that  til Sept.
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If you get a chance, check out pages 10-11 of the March 26 issue of Adweek.  There is a display ad for Twentieth.  Apparently they are handling ad sales for FF as there is a pic of John O'Hurley on the same page as Rossi M.  Where John is clean shaven, hair neatly combed and decked out in a tux, Rossi is sans tie, with unkempt hair and three-days of stubble.  The times they are-a-changin'
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Steve Gavazzi

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A dream version of Temptation (revised)
« Reply #16 on: April 01, 2007, 06:04:00 PM »
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[quote name=\'BMaurice06\' post=\'149258\' date=\'Mar 31 2007, 11:14 PM\']
My NEW version again follows the same current format as the Australian version all the way down to "Ten in 60 Seconds"; the only difference is the stakes for the cash jackpot, which could be a possible $500,000:

$500,000 = 2 (starting value $50,000 + ($25,000 a day x first 6 days) + $50,000 on the 7th day)
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...why?
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Because I felt that maybe the production company wouldn't be able to afford a top prize of $800,000; also in this busy syndication world maybe you shouldn't have such high expectations for any new game show.
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Dude...for your own sake, don't post anymore.

BrandonFG

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« Reply #17 on: April 02, 2007, 02:33:23 AM »
[quote name=\'BMaurice06\' post=\'149258\' date=\'Mar 31 2007, 11:14 PM\']
My NEW version again follows the same current format as the Australian version all the way down to "Ten in 60 Seconds"; the only difference is the stakes for the cash jackpot, which could be a possible $500,000:

$500,000 = 2 (starting value $50,000 + ($25,000 a day x first 6 days) + $50,000 on the 7th day)

BTW, any additional word on the clearance status of the show?
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Somewhere in the annals* of this forum, I posted something about how slapping an obscene amount of money on a game show just for the hell of it is ridiculous. Your post is no exception. You give me one good reason that the show needs to offer that kind of loot is justified.

And I'm not good at math, but I couldn't figure out what in the world your equation is saying. I'm thinking that's way too confusing.

*That's annals with 2 "N"s, pervs.

/Still makes me giggle.
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clemon79

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« Reply #18 on: April 02, 2007, 04:05:03 AM »
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And I'm not good at math, but I couldn't figure out what in the world your equation is saying. I'm thinking that's way too confusing.
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God help me again, but he's saying that on the first seven nights you build up a cash jackpot of up to $250K, and then on the 8th night, the Lot night, you're playing for all of the prizes plus double whatever you built up.

It's still a horrible idea, mind you.
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