GSN in Canada

[aaron sica]

[quote name=\'Don Howard\' date=\'Oct 1 2004, 08:55 PM\']Which was sung by Janet du Bois, one of the nine celebrities who joined us in playing Break The Bank for a week in 1976.

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Wow. I consider myself a TV afficionado but did not know that Janet sung the theme.

[johnnyd1788]

Most people in theier late teens are still referring it to "Game Show Network" It's hard to say GSN, as people will not know what it is unless they are hardcore game show fans like us.

[FeudDude]

[quote name=\'johnnyd1788\' date=\'Oct 2 2004, 10:13 AM\']Most people in theier late teens are still referring it to "Game Show Network" It's hard to say GSN, as people will not know what it is unless they are hardcore game show fans like us.

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I'm in that age group and of my friends referenced watching "Game Show Network" in a recent entry. (Didn't say anything about "GSN, the Network for Games".)

[Jimmy Owen]

Well, I'm over 40 and I have conformed to the name change to GSN-The Network for Games.  I only call it Game Show Network when watching old tapes.

[trainman]

The stars of "Kenny vs. Spenny" were on "Late Night" the other night, and Conan gave the plug as something like "'Kenny vs. Spenny' airs on GSN: The Network for Games, which I guess used to be called Game Show Network."

Then Kenny, or perhaps Spenny, jumped in to say that it also airs on Showcase in Canada.

[OntarioQuizzer]

Thanks for that KvS info Jim, I did not know that...

Andy