This is a game that GSN would do great with. Excellent game, and Kevin O'Connell is a really good MC.

Announcer Johnny Gilbert.

Purple set?

This-is-so-aggravating-to-listen-to-and-to-watch

I watched it though youtube. Never seen this show but I love this game show.

This show was never seen in Detroit, as were so many. The network affiliate here only aired 25% of NBC daytime programming, and only 75% of NBC prime time programming. It was by far the worst network affiliate in the United States since it actually aired so few NBC network shows. If NBC had been smart, their network affiliation should have been revoked and given to a different local station.

I MISSED this gameshow in the 80's. It seems pretty COOL. Too bad they don't bring it BACK ;)

It's nice to see commercials the things that we never really like to watch now we're watching

Dow Jones figure in the 1700s back then... compared to 35,000+ today...

Out in left field question. The music bed used in commercial ar 8:40 approx for can gameshow contest, anyone know what it's called

Q: Where is Auschwitz? A: Germany They were lucky to get that. Auschwitz is in Poland. Also: a concentration camp, seriously?

good show.

i love this show.

i love go.

We remember CBN very well when we were young when their Cable Network used to air game shows in their lineup back then, and the CBN logo appears at 18:29 on "Go!" as it aired in reruns. Nowadays it is Freeform, and CBN News Channel is now in full time operation 24 hours a day.

Why would you say Excuse Me when you Apologize?

Good Doctor.

I remember I hugged Gloria Newllkirk.

Funny Charlie Sebert.

Cuckoo sound?

This show also aired on Game Show Network in the 90s

Good game show.

I used to get in so much trouble when GO came on. I would turn the TV up and... 🎵"BA DADA DAT DAAA DADADADADADA DAAA DADADADA DAAA..!"🎵 Daddy would be just hollerin' TURNDATDAMNTHANGDOWN!

U.S. made Porter Cable tools were the tools I learned on years ago. It's sad that the Porter Cable name doesn't stand for the same quality product it used to.

Porter Cable tools still made in the USA?

I never knew this episode existed. I have the same Speedmatic saw that is shown in the beginning, a model K-88. Porter Cable made the best quality (and most expensive) tools in the USA. The K-series saws and worm drive sanders are impressive tools! Unfortunately the line was bought and dismantled by Black and Decker years ago.

Brings back memories

Colorscan 5000 Radar

Never heard of Rocky Road Cereal. Looked good

I miss that old gold "5" I miss the old Nashville.

I was so impressed with this tour simply because they weren't made to wear stupid hard hats and reflective vests and the manager didn't even once refer to the saws as "the product". Very refreshing. I do use Porter Cable tools and have never had one fail.

1:34 that's Bryan Cranston who played Walter White in the AMC TV show "Breaking Bad".

I just read that they're going to bring emico back

It was a great show. I remember this one and the others. In many ways, I feel like we are repeating the year over. I still look at so called reality and question what is going on

Yes This Aired During CBS Saturday Morning.

I believe, hopefully Thomas Schofield can help me through, this episode was rerun either on August 24 or September 7, 1984 and the episode's code is F-110.

I'm amazed that cock-a-doodle-doo, forty-two, etc are considered one word whereas one hundred is not. I think they are all more than 1 word

Tommy has BLACK hair.

Porter Cable tools are the best!

i aspire to have Tom Brokaw hair....great video, thanks for posting!

Martha Smith & Charlie Siebert - 2 Super Password Favorites, 2 CBS Legends of the 80's and 2 Pyramid Heavyweights Agent Francine Desmond vs. Dr. Stanley Riverside, II

RIP Alex Karras, Harry Morgan and Charlie O'Donnell

Two main reasons tools like these are no longer made in the USA...stockholders wanting a few pennies more for their stock, and we, the consumers choosing cheap "import" tools over American made tools, that forced companies oversees to compete...

Almost all power tools (with a few exceptions like Festool, Fein, and some others) are made by Techtronic Industries.

I LOVE THIS

I can't believe how much pride was put into these tools. The company president knows enough about every step of the process that he can explain it. I'm not an overly righteous patriot from the states but watching something made at this high of a caliber is something to really be proud of. What a shame it is that Porter Cable is a sold-out zombie of what it used to be.

Memories

Back when a company gave a shit about quality.

This is from 1988.

They also used the sound effect that would also be used during the Winner's Circle rounds on Pyramid.