If you could have a complete library...

[mystery7]

[quote name=\'Matt Ottinger\' date=\'Oct 17 2004, 12:17 PM\'][quote name=\'Jay Temple\' date=\'Oct 15 2004, 09:40 PM\']Will someone let me take Bill Cullen's Pyramid?  If not, I'd settle for either Play the Percentages or Pass the Buck.[/quote]

Again, as I told Adam, only if you let me borrow some episodes now and then.
The Pass The Buck episodes, on the other hand, you can keep.

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I might consider a trade of Cullen's Pyramid for Pass The Buck...and a couple of other Bob Stewart shows (Chain, Eye Guess, Go) to make up the difference in number of episodes produced. Hey, fair's fair - I only make even trades.

Play The Percentages is all yours.

[Matt Ottinger]

[quote name=\'OntarioQuizzer\' date=\'Oct 17 2004, 12:20 PM\']I'm surprised that nobody's called Jeopardy!...
(Yes, that means I am calling it.)
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Giving you some idea of how seriously I'm taking this question...

I thought about the original Jeopardy, but ultimately decided that the current game fills my need for that kind of material, and the older shows would at some point grow redundant.  Not to say that I wouldn't mind seeing a few dozen or even a few hundred turn up again!  But if I get an entire run of shows, it either has to be a Cullen show for which I have particular fondness (my reason for choosing Three on a Match) or something with a lot more humor and star power than Mr. Fleming's quizzer ever gave us.

But seriously, enjoy Jeopardy!.  I'll be up to catch a few episodes with you now and then.

[tvwxman]

Jumping into this fantasy conversation...

I'll take High Rollers 74-76, or 78-80...whichever.....but not Wink's.

[catkins522]

I want all the Alex Trebek's unsold pilots...Malcolm...Mama e No Mama...Who Wants to Be Sloppy Drunk?

Charles Atkins

[cacLA8383]

For me, Scrabble would be good enough for me (just the 84-90 run). 1993 run was meh.

[Jay Temple]

[quote name=\'Matt Ottinger\' date=\'Oct 17 2004, 11:17 AM\'][quote name=\'Jay Temple\' date=\'Oct 15 2004, 09:40 PM\']Will someone let me take Bill Cullen's Pyramid?  If not, I'd settle for either Play the Percentages or Pass the Buck.[/quote]

Again, as I told Adam, only if you let me borrow some episodes now and then.

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That goes without saying.  What's the use of being the only who sees it?

[whampyl03]

I'll take any B&E that hasn't been taken yet.

[Strikerz04]

[quote name=\'wtstudios8383\' date=\'Oct 17 2004, 01:17 PM\']For me, Scrabble would be good enough for me (just the 84-90 run). 1993 run was meh.

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[BUZZZZZZ] already called :-p

[TrplPlayRD]

I don't know if the Joker's Wild has been taken yet, if not, I'll take that.

I would probably would also choose:
The Challengers
Singled Out
Bzzz!
Jackpot! (all 3 versions)
Tic Tac Dough (excluding Patrick Wayne version)
Trump Card
Remote Control
Trashed
The Magnificent Marble Machine
Blockbusters (UK - Bob Holness era)
The Price is Right from UK and Australia
Family Fortunes (UK)
$ale of the Century (Australian version)

[pyrfan]

Looks like I'm gonna be the only one to do this: Sign me up for the complete catalog of "Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour."


Brendan

[ChuckNet]

Looks like I'm gonna be the only one to do this: Sign me up for the complete catalog of "Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour."

And if you ever get it, remember your old online friend who helped you w/those GS celeb listings via his mid-to-late 70s TVG collection... :-)

Chuck Donegan (The Illustrious "Chuckie Baby")

[Ian Wallis]

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Looks like I'm gonna be the only one to do this: Sign me up for the complete catalog of "Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour."

And if you ever get it, remember your old online friend who helped you w/those GS celeb listings via his mid-to-late 70s TVG collection... :-)

Chuck Donegan (The Illustrious "Chuckie Baby")

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Make that two friends!!

[AH3RD]

All 686 telecasts of the original Joker's Wild during its 3-season tenure on CBS Daytime (1972-75).

Nah...on second thought, I'd prefer the eps from Season 3 (1974-75). I've decided I'm not too keen on the Joker's Jackpot format.

I heard GSN has the 1974-75 CBS episodes of TJW (before they got the first 2 seasons from WCBS-TV in NYC) but I don't think they ever got around to airing them. And only one TJW Season 3 episode - the June 13, 1975 series finale - is circulating among collectors.

[KWJCDon]

Even though this show really isn't a fan favorite around these parts, I do have about 125 episodes of the Name's the Same. Would love to have as many of those as possible. Look for me to do an episode guide soon for this show!

Don

[Matt Ottinger]

[quote name=\'KWJCDon\' date=\'Oct 26 2004, 11:33 AM\']Even though this show really isn't a fan favorite around these parts, I do have about 125 episodes of the Name's the Same. Would love to have as many of those as possible. Look for me to do an episode guide soon for this show![/quote]

That would be great, I don't believe anyone's done a definitive guide for TNTS online yet!  If you need, help, there are several members here who would be happy to pitch in.