Now You See It - 1974

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[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

The late Jack Narz and Tom Kennedy remain the only brothers to ever emcee game shows on television. Both were very classy hosts.

[@jhzenor61481]

and Jack Narz and Tom Kennedy are together in heaven now, I'm sure they're watching Drew Carey's Price is Right in heaven right now

[@pbatommy]

This needs to be revived.

[@damienchance2622]

I totally agree with you 1,000,000%

[@ashleydortch2445]

Same

[@Observe..The...Truth...444]

I agree I’d enjoy this show

[@robertmoir5695]

pbatommy It s always nice to preserve old memories

[@ChrisInPa16123]

It would have to be dumbed down just like Family Feud is; original show allowed 15 seconds and 20 seconds to win the big money. Current show is 20 seconds and 25 seconds. People aren't that smart these days. Why? Education is not the game; indoctrination is.

[@jimlange944]

Thank you so much for uploading these!!! I'm in Australia on vacation, so I'm missing this right now!! you're awesome!

[@AndroidSunner]

I Remember waking up to a cold sweat to this at 2am after leaving the TV on, safe to say; it was one of the better times i've woken up in the middle of the night.

[@donaldleroy6502]

I just now started watching this show, what I love the most about it is it's not easy, I love a challenge and this fits the bill. Almost as tough as playing idiotest. The jacket that Jack is wearing is one of a kind, I've never seen anything like it, pretty sharp. Susan is the total package, drop dead gorgeous AND lightning fast on the draw

[@haroldalexis4200]

How i remember this game show when i was a little boy. I never forgot the Theme music. Jack Narz also hosted my other favorite game show "Concentration" he was a classy game show host always liked watching him host.

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

"Chump Change" performed by Quincy Jones.

[@mrnmrsifl]

Wink Martindale's channel just premiered "Pilot 1" of this rules change format, so this is definitely also a pilot/test episode. Susan ends that show after winning the first round match up with someone named Stephen and the bank is supposed to be $13K on the "next" episode with her facing the champion Diane. UPDATE: According to Wink's team, this is Pilot #3 taped on the same day (11/27/74). So there's another one out there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5K2e2ejnMmNmaM UPDATE 2: And here's "Pilot 2" courtesy of Wink. This one picks up with the championship round match up between Susan and Diane. It features the Susan v Susan match up that leads to the bonus round at the start of "Pilot 3" and Susan Guzman inheriting the champion's spot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX-rkoaQe6adapo

[@whirliebird74]

Clue: Motor Oil celebrating its 75th anniversary year in 1974 Line 1, Postion 1: CASTROL

[@mikeyhetrick]

This was obviously not a pilot, as it was a regular broadcast episode. It was rare though b/c GSN hasn't shown this series in awhile. Fremantle Media may not have had a good copy of the pilot or had it at all, so they substituted by putting a regular episode in. You can find a pilot of the 1985 version that didn't air here on KZbin as well as the regular 1989 series.

[@mrnmrsifl]

If it's actually from '74 like the channel says and is a true broadcast episode, it has to be between December 20th and 31st. But none of the eps on Goodson Wiki show either pair of contestant names, so something is off.

[@supersaver87]

@@mrnmrsifl This was a test episode made to see how the format change would work, so it was never broadcast.

[@jmiller297]

The backing behind the letter display of the "Challenge Round," is the TV station sign-off signal!! How low-tech!! 😎

[@kevinhoward9593]

I like this show.

[@paullarue2010]

Jack Narz was singing.

[@Marc010]

I want Jack's jacket. :)

[@robertmoir5695]

Yes I remember 1974 Pretty great year Times are n t what they were then

[@ABCEasyas--]

I heard the sings and buzzers faintly a second before they actually sound.

[@paullarue2010]

Jack Narz and Gene Rayburn, called Johnny Olson "Johnny O."?

[@markschildberg1667]

Jack and Gene got on well with Johnny Olson. I would too, everyone said he was a delightful man.

[@IvoryM1986]

I guess Buzzr felt that NYSI didn't have a pilot episode after all. Child's Play had maybe 3 pilots but each pilot had a different returning champion I guess but that's my thinking.

[@paullarue2010]

Nice changes. I was too young, to watch game shows.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

I didn't like the changes at all.

[@johnmirabella1329]

I wonder what a reboot of this show would look like

[@ashleydortch2445]

Rest in peace Alex

[@elijahmoses5675]

It's Helen Moulnar from Match Game '73!

[@hpthevip392]

Elijah Moses I didn’t know that

[@meowkitty5588]

Airdate?

[@someguy23475]

I much preferred the first format.

[@AT-gi1ge]

This one is faster. I wish CBS could have stuck with this longer than they did

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@someguy23475. I agree 💯%!!!!

[@pamhowden8161]

Wow!

[@twc8356]

Liked the other version with four contestants, Down to two ,then one

[@paullarue2010]

I know he sang.

[@fiddlefaddle1]

Does anyone remember an old b&w movie about a contestant of a game show where the producers could not stump him because he was winning too much and they finally beat him by asking him what was his social security number. I saw it when I was young,( about 50 years ago) but I cannot remember it.

[@Rusty3659]

It was Champagne For Caesar. Vincent Price played the harried game show host and Ronald Colman played the contestant who couldn't miss a question.

[@fiddlefaddle1]

@@Rusty3659 Thank you so much. I think I'll look it up on internet archive site.

[@Rusty3659]

@@fiddlefaddle1 You're welcome. But I made a slight mistake. Art Linkletter plays the harried game show host and Vince t Price is the producer of the show.

[@fiddlefaddle1]

@@Rusty3659 Internet Archives has the show. I haven't watched it yet but, I did notice that Art Linkletters name was in the cast. Thanks again.

[@MissX905]

I'm trying to remember a game show where they watched movie/tv clips and were asked a question like "What was on the shelf behind the lady?" or "What was the number on the office door?" etc etc

[@PGar58]

3:04 Boom Goes The Dynamite. Yeah!

[@NickCMedia]

The only difference between this pilot and the real show is the $100 bonus for the player who scored 50 points first in the Championship Round.

[@MissX905]

I'm good at word search so I would have done good at this game. Just like a giant word search if you knew the correct answer to the question

[@paullarue2010]

Jack Narz sang.

[@paullarue2010]

Nice changes.

[@paullarue2010]

Wayne Brady is the current host, of "Let's Make a Deal".

[@paullarue2010]

Good thing that Jack Narz apologized, for that female champion.

[@AT-gi1ge]

He was always a gentleman to every contestant as is his brother game show host Tom Kennedy.

[@paullarue2010]

Yep.

[@paullarue2010]

Tom Kennedy is still around these days.

[@paullarue2010]

He just turned 93.

[@pauli6043]

Many packs of cigarettes per day honed that voice...amazing that his brother "Tom Kennedy" is still alive!

[@kayde4483]

Tom Kennedy (James E Narz) passed away 07 Oct 2020 at the age of 93.