GSN Time Capsule #3: 80s Tattletales

[snowpeck]

New schedule PDF is out. The next Time Capsule airs on November 30. Two episodes of the 82-84 version of Tattletales. One has celebs listed as Vic Tayback, Nancy McKeon, Shecky Greene and Michael J. Fox. The other has Howie Mandel and Lloyd Bridges.

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/a5d9d7d5-b15d-4717-a176-ba25d9f6e6d3

[ivoryman1986]

Here's what I know, the week with Howie Mandel and Lloyd Bridges aired from October 28-November 3, 1982, but what about the rundown for the week with Michael J. Fox, Shecky Greene, Vic Tayback and Nancy McKeon? Do Tammy Warner, Ian Wallis, pyrfan or SRIV94 help me on that one.

[Pyramid80]

New schedule PDF is out. The next Time Capsule airs on November 30. Two episodes of the 82-84 version of Tattletales. One has celebs listed as Vic Tayback, Nancy McKeon, Shecky Greene and Michael J. Fox. The other has Howie Mandel and Lloyd Bridges.

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/a5d9d7d5-b15d-4717-a176-ba25d9f6e6d3

Not exactly a rarity...but I'll take it.

[Winkfan]

...what about the rundown for the week with Michael J. Fox, Shecky Greene, Vic Tayback and Nancy McKeon? Do Tammy Warner, Ian Wallis, pyrfan or SRIV94 help me on that one.

Just checked the new schedule, that particular Tattletales installment must be from 1983. I also noticed that the Richard Karn run of Family Feud is back on the line-up airing at Noon-1:00pm EST; and The $25,000 Pyramid will begin the 1988 "return engagement" episodes on Thanksgiving Day.

Cordially,
Tammy

[mmm111]

It also looks like previously skipped episodes of Match Game are being aired. 

[Vahan_Nisanian]

It also looks like previously skipped episodes of Match Game are being aired.

What previously skipped episodes? I do not know what you are talking about.

[mmm111]

Look at Thanksgiving 8am.  I think that Thursday/Friday of week 19 do not usually air.  They are also marked as new (unlike all other episodes)  with no time machine either. 

[Vahan_Nisanian]

They still skip over Jimmie Walker's weeks on this version of the show (Daily Syndication, not the weekly one or daytime edition).

Really weird, because Jimmie Walker said that he was not notified about such a thing.

[mmm111]

Since the very next episode is with Jimmie, and they are presumably on the same tape, maybe we will see him the following Monday?!?

[ivoryman1986]

...what about the rundown for the week with Michael J. Fox, Shecky Greene, Vic Tayback and Nancy McKeon? Do Tammy Warner, Ian Wallis, pyrfan or SRIV94 help me on that one.

Just checked the new schedule, that particular Tattletales installment must be from 1983. I also noticed that the Richard Karn run of Family Feud is back on the line-up airing at Noon-1:00pm EST; and The $25,000 Pyramid will begin the 1988 "return engagement" episodes on Thanksgiving Day.

Cordially,
Tammy

What week in 1983 featured Michael J. Fox, Nancy McKeon and Shecky Greene and what intro did they use that week and was Child's Play or Press Your Luck on the air when these celebrities were on?

[chad1m]

I get excited when it looks like some new information may have been posted in these threads and then I sometimes sigh when I see who the new post is by.

[chad1m]

TVMediaInsights has a release up that says Tylenol's involvement with GSN will continue, including being the "sponsor of program revivals", sponsoring "monthly Time Capsule” primetime programming blocks" and serving as the "sponsor for GSN’s “Game Show Flashback” special, which will feature a look back at the defining moments of game show history hosted by Ben Gleib."

[The Pyramids]

Good for Wink.

[Jamey Greek]

New schedule PDF is out. The next Time Capsule airs on November 30. Two episodes of the 82-84 version of Tattletales. One has celebs listed as Vic Tayback, Nancy McKeon, Shecky Greene and Michael J. Fox. The other has Howie Mandel and Lloyd Bridges.

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/a5d9d7d5-b15d-4717-a176-ba25d9f6e6d3

Since both Howie Mandel and Bob Saget got their start on Make Me Laugh, I won't be surprised if it makes it on there.

[Chief-O]

Since both Howie Mandel and Bob Saget got their start on Make Me Laugh, I won't be surprised if it makes it on there.

......And Gallagher!