@ 3:14 Looks like they've stolen a prize cue from another game show that was made from the people who brought you Sale of the Century airing on the same network hosted by the guy who will host a revival of Hollywood Squares in 1986 #JustThinking

Hey guys this is the return of Sandi from 1985 and I don't believe it

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Request: Earl's Second day, Please.

Please post the SOTC tribute to the late great Lynnda Herrick!

The Contestants That Day were Martha Neil Mark DeCarlo

Bling bling

Colleges, Universities or Institutions all would have been acceptable for the question about the Ivy League.

Come on Sheila you can do it

Curtis Warren cleared the Winner's Board and won the $50,000 cash jackpot.

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Sale of the Century ( stylized as Sale of the Century) is an American television game show that originally debuted on September 29, 1969, on NBC daytime. It was one of three NBC game shows to premiere on that date, the other two being the short-lived game shows Letters to Laugh-In and Name Droppers. The series aired until July 13, 1973, and a weekly syndicated series began that fall and ran for one season - the game consists of contestants answering general knowledge questions. At certain points during the game, the player currently in the lead is offered an Instant bargain a prize to keep regardless of the game's outcome in exchange for a certain amount deducted from that contestant's score.

Definetly post his last episode please its a great episode

As much as we like your uploads of $otC, you're still missing SYN episodes #127, #143 and #144. We like to see you upload those 3 episodes as they're all either recorded from Buzzr, GameTV or GSN.

Three contestants compete in a rapid question and answer with players offered a chance to spend their accumulated bankroll to buy instant bargains of merchandise. The syndicated Sale of the Century was but not enough stations were willing to pick it up for a third season and the series came to an end following the 1985-86 season.

Fun fact: EVERY contestant who cleared the Winner's Board and risked it ALL for the $50,000 ALL WON!

Spoiler Alert: He WINS!

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A Zonk on All New LMAD was on the Fame Game board. The same prize showed up on nighttime $ale around this time.

The first Fame Game question was used in the 1986 $ale home game

Longfellow was the answer to the question no one buzzed in on in the Speed Round

This was taped on 4/2 or later, as an event happening on 4/1/1985 is referenced in a question.

Sally JR was only a 30 minute show in its early years. I think WPXI was airing Super Password at 11AM EST at this time, and airing daytime WOF at 3PM or 4PM EST

WPXI Pittsburgh in da House. The Fort Pitt tunnel accident referenced at the top of the video happened on 10/17/1985, so the airdate here is probably 10/17 or 10/18/85, and the accident happened in the morning of the 17th, as per a web search. This was the week on the syndicated version the Fame Game went to the PYL format seen here.

Keep these new episodes coming, love it❤

Omg keep these coming this is awesome.

Im so glad u posted all of the Jeff Colburn episodes❤

Jim should have asked Windsor for more when he said “Pope John” in the final fame game.

Jim was very specific on what they were looking for in the second fame game and Owen capitalized on that error from Jeff.

The day after Lisa Munoz's run.

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