[quote name=\'adamjk\' date=\'Jul 27 2004, 09:54 AM\'] [quote name=\'fostergray82\' date=\'Jul 27 2004, 01:05 AM\'] [quote name=\'adamjk\' date=\'Jul 26 2004, 10:59 PM\'] Here's a few no one here has mentioned:
Bob Barker turns 80 and CBS celebrates with primetime and daytime special shows honoring the acheivement
Bob Barker goes into the TV and Radio Hall of Fame, and has a bust scuplted in his honor, and CBS does a special primetime show honoring the acheivement
Price is Right airs show # 6000, and on the show the biggest daytime win to date takes place
Family Feud goes back to its roots with a new host in Richard Karn, reinstates returning champions , and a year after Karn starts hosting brings back the 300 points to win rule, as well as the old steal rule
Wheel of Fortune airs it's 4000th show from Radio City Music Hall
Jeopardy airs their 4000th show as well, and also has their big Million Dollar Masters tournament
What the Blank piloted is taped, and is being touted as a great revival(has yet to be seen)
PAX begins to air two new shows, Balderdash(has yet to air), and On the Cover [/quote]
After 1 and 2, I'd say none of those are notable. [/quote]
The last two items not withstanding, why do you think that everything after items 1 and 2, are not noteworthy? [/quote]
This is all just my opinion, but I just don't think the 4,000th episodes for Wheel and J! are that noteworthy for the poll. Sure, it's nice events, but nothing that changed the course of game shows forever. Same for PAX's new shows; if they were network daytime shows, then yes, I'd say it's pretty big, since it would be opening up the daytime schedule again, but it's not like this is PAX's first show.
Someone else addressed What The Blank, and I also don't see the big change on Feud being too big of a deal, esp. since the 300 point rule was something they should've been doing since 9/20/99. Again, this is all IMO.
If it hasn't been brought up though, I will mention the $100,000 bonus round on Wheel being a big deal, esp. w/the number of winners.