============================= History: It's Home Sweet Home vs Home Sweet Home all over again but this time on National Television! This is the show where Households were brought to vibrant life & Household rules don't apply.
Family Feud was hosted by Match Game Panelist, Richard Dawson and moved into Television Sets on July 1976 where it gives society a place to battle it out. First Players go head to head in a Face Off as they guess the results of a Random Servery Question (ie: Something that comes in Pairs), then the team that scores $200 to $300 goes to Fast Money where the 2 players say the first thing that comes to their minds.
Family Feud Teams enjoyed the humor of Richard Dawson & Dawson enjoyed their humor right back. The faces that loves Dawson gave out free lessons in comedy. When it came to battling it out to honor their family names, this game brought comedy & drama to Table, and you'll never know when or where the next audience laugh might come from!
Through out gatherings and battling it out for over 30 years, 5,000 Families walked home with over $14 Million and today, those numbers continue!
Intro: It's Time for the Family Feud! Introducing the [Team 1] Family! [Insert Names] Ready for action and The [Team 2] Family! [Insert Names], on your marks, let's start The Family Feud, with the Star of Family Feud [Insert Host]!
OOC Game System (Sampler) *Match Game Classic Sets 1973-1982, 1983-1984 (Match Game Hollywood Squares Hour) 1989-1991, 1998-1999, 2006* Page 3: Match Game Classic Set =============================
============================= History: This is the game where Jokes & Punchlines are more fun than Cash & Prizes! Match Game became the 1970s Smash Hit where Panelist & Player Hi-jinks take center stage. With his comedian smirks and very long microphone, Comedian Gene Rayburn hosted with 2 Players and 6 Panelists per game.
One the players made their way onto the famous Orange Carpet, players had to match the panelists answers then the winning player advanced to the Super Match, an Endgame Round where the player had to guess how the audience answered a question as the Panelists pitched in as well with 3 different responses and players would chose one of their answers or make their own answer.
Throughout the years, Match Game introduced the world to some really funny jokes & punchlines. By rolling out the orange carpets into TV set, Match Game featured Panelists such as Betty White, Richard Dawson, Bob Barker, where these famous stars became name stays. Since 1973, Match Game dished out a Luxury Tray of Comedy & Laughs. Plus the Superstar Lineup that never failed to make people laugh themselves silly.
Opening 73-79/PM/79-82 Syndication/90-91: Get Ready to Match the Stars! [Insert Panels 1-6] as play the Big Money MATCH GAME [Insert Version]! And now here's the star of Match Game, [Insert Host]!
Opening 98-99: Announcer: Want to have the most fun you ever had watching a game? Audience: YEAH!!! Announcer: All you need is a set & wonderful stars like... [Insert Panels 1-6]! Two Great Players like... [Insert Players] and the person who makes it all happen, our host, [Insert Host]! All here on Match Game!
1973-1977 Daytime Note: Also 1975-1977 PM Nighttime Set
1978-1982 Daytime Regular & Syndication Note: Also 1978-1981 PM Nighttime Set
1983-1984 Match Game Hollywood Squares Hour
1989 Daytime
1990-1991 Daytime
1998-1999 Daytime
2006 Game Show Marathon
Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2023 3:34 pm
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Wheel of Fortune Daytime Sets 1981-Present* Page 1 ============================= History: It's known as "America's Game". A show the whole family have always enjoyed with lots of fun and surprises. "Wheel of Fortune" began as a daytime version with host Chuck Woolery and premiered in January 1975.
The player would spin the wheel and try to call a letter that could be in the puzzle worth some money. But if a player misses a letter, the turn would go to the next player, then, the player gets a chance to solve whenever he or she knows it. Then, it was on to the shopping experience where they could take home the prizes.
And, when time was running out, the host would give the wheel a final spin. At the end of the game, the player would be the champion. 6 years later, Pat Sajak joined the "Wheel" family as the new host with his witty style. Then, there was the bonus round where a player could win something big by solving the bonus puzzle. If the player is successful, he or she wins. But if not, at least the player learned to have fun and did their best. A year later, Vanna White made her big debut in 1982 and the first letter she turned was a "T" and history was made.
Then, on September 5, 1983, the show came into syndication and it was more fun on nighttime like on daytime. The daytime version ended in 1991, but the syndicated version was still on.
Over the years, the puzzleboard and the sets change and so did the hosts, but the game still remained the same and it has been most popular since syndication. There were funny moments, but also winning moments. "Wheel of Fortune" has been an American tradition and a true game show treasure for over 40 years and if there's one thing we've learned, it's a fortunate experience for fans everywhere.
Podiums: 1981-1984 (Sunburst/Sunflower Version 1)
1984-1986 (Sunburst/Sunflower Version 2)
1984-1989 (Sunburst/Sunflower Version 3)
1989-1991 (Chevron Version)
1991-1992 (Diamond/Road Trip Version)
1992-1997 (Pinwheel Version)
1992-1997 (1994 Pinwheel Version: GameTek Wheel of Fortune Deluxe Windows 3.1)
1992-1997 (1994 Pinwheel Version: Sony Imagesoft Wheel of Fortune Windows 3.1/95)
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: It all began so simply with a Questionnaire posted by National Geographic back in the day. When this Questionnaire was posted, 1 in 4 People residing in the United States were unable to find the Pacific Ocean when given a Map or Atlas to look at.
To counter this, Public Access Television Station PBS launched an Educational Show in 1991 which became Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego! With players as ACME Detectives track down Carmen Sandiego and her crazy lackeys after an object is stolen in a Silly Animation Scene which is really funny to watch. Like Where in Time, Comedy Sketches are used to provide the Clues & Questions which makes learning fun and entertaining for Kids and Adults of All Ages!
Throughout its 5 year run, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego was introduced to some fun Comedy Sketches such as The Plastic Diver Guy, ACME Man & even the Chief's Office chipped in with a bundle of laughs.
= 1991-1995 Office Set
Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2023 6:26 pm
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: It's the Children's Sequel to a PBS Television Game where History is Everyone's Job & the Future is Yours! Launched on Public Access Television from 1996 to 1998, "Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego" puts History to the Ultimate Test as if Britannica & PBS saw a problem with History as PBS & National Geographic saw with Geography.
Where the Ex-Detective Carmen Sandiego began stealing objects and ideas from History itself! It's up to ACME TimeNet and its Time Pilots to save History from being turned upside down where clues & questions are take the role of Comedy Sketches aboard a Brain Powered UFO Time Machine known as the Chronoskimmer. With 2 Television animated Series, 2 Television Games and countless Games for Home Computers and Mobile Devices, the Carmen Sandiego Series gives new meanings to Geography & History!
============================= History: The Game of I Spy came to life as a Home away from Home Experience when Finders Keepers moved in on 1987. Teams of 2 Players are shown a colorful pictures with various objects and would have to find the object in the picture that matches the clues given.
After that, its the Room Search where teams find Hidden Objects for Real by tearing up an entire household room that's true to life and fictional alike but that's not all, one said room contained a Bonus Prize then the Winning Team went to the Room Romp where 6 Rooms get wrecked all for 6 Objects hidden, one in each room and no one complained about it! But by 1990, Finders Keepers went into Suspended Animation and was not seen again for over 30 years. As a result, Finders Keepers was foreclosed and forgotten in the united states while the show became popular in PAL Regions... until today!
= Eure Era 1987 Set
= Toffler Era 1988 Set
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 9:30 am
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Nick Arcade* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: Behind this door is the Video Zone, a place between our world and the Video World, waiting to battle you for complete control is one of the Game Wizards!
Nick Arcade revolutionized the early days of Gaming of the 1990s at Nick Studios with the Sega Genesis, Neo Geo, Super Nintendo, Nintendo & TurboGraphics 16!
Players first battle it out on face off high score challenge then its on to the Game Board where players move Mikey from Point A to Point B or as far as they can in 4 directions landing on spaces being bonuses, puzzles, video games or questions. But behind some spaces are 2 Lose a Turn Spaces that turnover Mikey from Team to Team.
The Player with the Highest score then advances to the Video Zone where it puts the Winning Team into a Super Mario Brothers style of a Game where they collect items to advance to the next stage then collect 3 Orbs to Defeat the Boss in the Wizard Level to win the game!
The Video Zone, however, was the real star of the game with the players BEING the Game Controller, Mouse or Keyboard directly. With 2 Seasons throughout 1992, Nick Arcade had more games that any Video Arcade or Pinball Hall of Fame combined!
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Jeopardy* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: Answer: Since the 1960s, this game Resurrected a Dying Medium Culture and continues to grow to this day with Answers & Questions. The Rules of Gameplay are simple but hard to play.
Question: What is Jeopardy.
Throughout the 1950s, it was a time where Quiz Shows were worth watching on Television. However, in a desire for better ratings, players were given the answers ahead of time but this gamble failed as it was this publicity stunt was considered "An Unfair Advantage" resulting in riots & cancellations of the Quiz Shows during the 1950s leading to a Quiz Show Crash & Burn but then came one person to pick up the pieces with a Fresh Concept to Resurrect the dying form of Contest Entertainment as it was Merv Griffin that forwarded his concept which was giving players the answers but make the players give the questions instead.
Jeopardy made the scene in 1964 on NBC as as very successful daytime show for 11 years followed by a New Version from 1978 to 1979. The Jeopardy we all know and come to love arrived on Syndication in 1984 hosted by the Legendary Alex Trebek. Throughout the years, had plenty of Ups & Downs along with Growing Pains such as Redesigned Sets, Increased Values, Tournaments, Intern Hosts and more.
Jeopardy also saw plenty of Versions such as Jep & Rock & Roll Jeopardy in 1998, even Sports Jeopardy in 2014. Today, that tradition continues....
Extended Introduction: In September 2021, Alex's wife, Gene, along with their son Matt, and daughters Emily & Nikki, they dedicated the Jeopardy Stage in Alex Trebek's Honor. These Legacy Jeopardy Stages will also be forever known as "The Alex Trebek Stages".
= Super Jeopardy Nighttime Scoring 200-1,000 500-2,500
= Trebek Era 3. 1984-1985 Premiere: Neon Era
4. 1985-1986 Premiere: Blue & White Era
5. 1986-1991 Premiere: Blue & Yellow Era
6. 1990 Super Jeopardy Era
7. 1991-1996 Grid Era
8. 1996-2002 Sushi Bar Era
10. 2002-2006 Metallic SD Era
11. 2006-2009 Metallic HD Era
12. 2009-2013 CES Era
13. 2013-2019 30th Anniversary Era Version 1
14. 2020 Greatest of All Time
15. 2020-Present 30th Anniversary Era Version 2
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 9:55 am
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Think Fast* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: What do you get when you bring Logic Puzzles to the table with good messy fun? A Game where your mind and body gets bent and twisted!
Think Fast turns various brain teaser puzzles into Stunt Challenges complete with messy fun when their locker rooms opened and revealed a Packrat of fun in 1989. Players would compete in various Brain Teaser Stunt Challenges such as Matching Hoop Words with Colored Basketballs to create phrases that make sense, spelling out the name of a movie which matches the clue that's playing in theaters and more.
The Team who wins the events not only scores but gets a shot at a Brain Teaser Jigsaw Puzzle called the Brain Bender and if that player guesses it then that player scores. Finally, the winning team would storm into the Locker Room to find Matching Pairs leading them to encounter a cast of colorful characters, Time Bombs, Red Herrings and cool surprises along the way to win fantastic prizes!
Throughout its 2 Year Run, Think Fast has shown the world that Fast Minds & Fast Feet bring Fast Risks & Fast Rewards to Kids and Adults of All Ages.
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *The Price is Right* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: This is the game where spending money becomes a sport! Originally hosted by the Legendary Bob Barker, the Price is Right has kept the audience and home viewers for over 70 years where dollars and cents turn into ratings gold and riches, the Price is Right became one of the most popular Daytime shows on Television.
Throughout the years, fashion, hairstyles, prizes and tends have changed where some players became famous or rather infamous. The show was first hosted by Bill Cullen in 1956 where the premise has been simple enough to say the least, "Guess the Price of the displayed item without going over". The Price is Right got a makeover in 1972 as "The New Price is Right", so as to avoid confusion hosted by Bob Barker who charmed audiences until 2007.
During the show's Pilot Years, players were originally asked to stand up but then the catchphrase tagline, "Come On Down" was introduced and was stuck ever since becoming a Pop Culture Phrase. When it comes to the Spin on the Big Wheel to the Showcase, the Price is Right gave players a shot to win the most popular prizes such as Buggies, Snowmobile, Cars, Outdoor Sets and more. These Prizes were made more and more enchanting by Bob Barker's Beauties.
For over 7 decades and still counting, The Price is Right turned Dreams & Wishes into Reality by giving away over 6,000 Cars, 10,000 Trips & $500 Million Dollars. The People, Pricing Games, Bob Barker himself, which is why over 6,000 Episodes later, countless fans all over the world can't get enough let alone agree that the Price has ALWAYS been Right!
= Bob Barker Stage 1972-2007
= 1994-1995 New Price is Right (Contestant's Row & Pricing Game Stage)
= 2006 Marathon
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 11:14 am
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Press Your Luck* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: The United States of America was introduced to the Whammy Hordes when Press Your Luck aired in 1983. They are vicious group of monsters with one goal: To Steal Players of their Cash and Prizes and they were not satisfied until they took every last set including the Kitchen Sink!
The Host would ask General Knowledge Questions where players would earn spins on the Bonus Board leading to Cash, Prizes and that's when a unlucky player would come face to face with one of these wicked little monsters!
To Fight these creatures, one person was brave enough to conquer them by cracking the code secrets of the Game Board. In 1984, Micheal Larson spent weeks memorizing the patterns and became unbeatable & unstoppable when he appeared on the show. When CBS Staff members realized what happened, it was too late to stop him. Larson continued his win fall constantly causing the CBS Network to air his show as a 2-Part Episode & at the end of the day, Larson walked away with over $110K in Cash and Prizes.
The Whammies were NOT pleased with this one bit and now they lie in wait to strike again!
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *All New Press Your Luck* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: The Wicked Monsters known as the Whammies returned for a second wave when the All-New Press Your Luck was launched on Game Show Network in 2002.
The 3 players were given $1,000 to start off with and could add to that by taking on the big board. After the first spins, the board added some whammies to make things pretty harder. Some contestants played safe and froze after some spins and some of them went for it and hit some good. But, if a player hit a Whammy in the first round, he or she would be out of the first round, but not out of the game.
Next, the question round, where players answer questions for big spins. And, in the 2nd round, the players get a chance to earn more money and prizes, but they have to be careful hitting the Whammies. If they hit one, they'd be left flat broke and 4 Whammies would send them home and there were also "Double Whammies" where they would come out and mess with them a little bit.
At the end of the game, the player with the most money wins the game. In the 2nd season, there was also a special space called the "Big Bank" where a player gets a chance to win big by answering a question. If they do get it right, they get what's in their bank and whammied the Whammy. After a long, long time, the Whammies are ready to steal the fun.
2002 All New Set
2003 All New Set
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 1:40 pm
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Let's Make a Deal* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: Every day was treated like a Costume Party with a shot at winning big or losing big. Hosted by Monty Hall, Let's Make a Deal dressed up Television in colorful costumes when it aired in 1963. First, the Host would offer an participant chosen at random a deal & once the decision was made, the game had only begun The Beginning of the End because Monty never stopped trading for several Mystery Prizes. Players would attempt to trade up for better prizes hoping for more value than their current value.
At this point, regardless of gameplay time, Players can either strike it rich Out of the Park or go broke & Strike Out. Hence the Low Quality/Cost items & Tricks were called "Zonks" with no relation to the Board Game, Jones in the Fast Lane.
When Let's Make a Deal began its Pilot Days in 1963, it was more like a Black Tie Convention Expo but then the audience realized they can get Monty's attention by dressing in Eyecatching Costumes & the Rest is history.
For over 60 years, Let's Make a Deal kept everyone on the edge of their seats with High/Beyond High Quality Prizes, Low Quality Zonk Penalties, Big Money and more hidden only behind the Famous Door Numbers 1-3.
Taglines: = 1964 Our Players, dressed as they are have come from all over the world to make deals in the marketplace of the world... LET'S MAKE A DEAL! And now, here's the Top Trader & Big Dealer [Insert Host]. = 1984 It's time for the All New Let's Make a Deal! Starring TV's Big Dealer, [Insert Host]! = 1990 It's time once again for Lights, Camera and Door-to-Door Deals from Orlando, Florida, home of the Walt Disney World & Disneyland, welcome one and all to the Marketplace of the World! Its Let's Make a Deal! And now, here's the man/woman [Insert Pun Here]. Your Host/Hostess with the Most, [Insert Host Here]!
Game Lab Sound Stages (Sampler) *Beat the Clock* Page 1 =============================
============================= History: Everyday since the Advent of Television, millions of viewers were glued to their sets watching players preform silly stunts such as a Chicken on a Stick, Inner Tube Wrestling a Bop Bag or even preforming a Dollie Delivery.
Beat the Clock, the Founding Grandfather of all Stunt Shows (TV Guidelines Rated TV-Y to TV-PG & TV-14 to TV-MA along with British Board of Film Classification Rated Universal to PG and 12 to 18 Ratings alike) was launched on 1950 & laid the foundation for what became of Double Dare, Shop Til You Drop. Where everyday people used household items such as dishes, coffee cups & balloons in strange and silly ways.
The Gameplay sounded simple enough, to win, a player would need to complete a stunt within the allotted time which sounded easy but the Host always added a twist to the stunt such as putting on an extra pair of pants without dropping any balloons, keeping your hands behind your back while wrestling a bop bag and more as each side splitting stunt was designed to be more funnier than the last. The end result of each stunt lead to someone getting a whipped cream shower & a pie in the face that's Really Funny to Watch as competing on Beat the Clock or other Friendly All-Ages Themed Stunt Shows requires a sense of Humor.
Some Stunts were completed in mere seconds while others were the Impossible. Failed Attempts at a stunt were repeated until a winning Player succeeded. By 1957, the World was stunned when the 55th Player attempted an Impossible Stunt and walked away with $64,000 in cash, that's over $688,000 today in 2023!
For the other players who managed to conquer time itself, there was prizes as old as time yet timeless as the game itself. For over 7 Decades and counting, Beat the Clock's Games and Humor made TV Timeless time and again!
1950 Set
1979-1980 Monty Hall All-New Set Note: Standard & All Star Versions
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