Dream House | Rose & Larry vs. Barabra & Duke (1984)

In this 1984 of Dream House our returning Champions Rose & Larry returns for their 2nd Day for a chance at House (as will as Cash and Prizes) worth over $100,000! will they win the house or will Barabra & Duke stop them?
complete with the orginal commercials
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i do not own The rights to this game show (or the commericals) it's for enterainmnet purposes ONLY & No Copyright Infrgment intended
Dream House ©1983-1984, 2012 Don Reid Productions/Group W Productions/Lorimar Television CBS Television Distribution/Warner Bros. Television

[@brucehowardjr.1862]

Man...I loved this show when I was a kid!!! Memories!!

[@flawedbeauty82]

Thanks for posting this! This is the first time I've ever seen this game show.

[@bluebear1985]

This version was actually a revival of a show that originally aired in the late 60s. It lasted from April 1983 to June 1984 on NBC. While it was an interesting show, it aired at 11:30am ET, which put it in direct competition with the second half of "The Price is Right" on CBS. At least a year and two months is still a good run for a daytime show that tried to give away new houses.

[@richardhernandez4490]

I counted at least 8 couples that won the Dream House. Bob Eubanks mentioned they gave away more furniture than houses.

[@mitchellries256]

Richard Hernandez That doesn't surprise me. They give away furniture every episode so it would make a lot more sense.

[@martinfelsenfeld6012]

First numbers to appear on the digital display are: 1938 (Row 1), 7645 (Row 2), and 2069 (Row 3). Sorry we missed the year 1938 (lol)! (And incredibly, these were also the last numbers to appear!)

[@sshuffield70]

Based on the closing, I'd say May 4.

[@michaelgiannettojr.1056]

when this shows was done bob must have started with mark goodson and trivia trap and new card sharks

[@libertubey2199]

Yes, he started "Trivia Trap" in either September or October, 1984. That show should have lasted longer than it did. He then started "The All-New Newlywed Game" a year later, then in January 1986, he started "Card Sharks". Johnny Gilbert, of course, would start his most famous gig after this show, the announcer on "Jeopardy!", which, as of 10/25/2018, is still announcing.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

@@libertubey2199 Johnny Gilbert was also busy announcing such Game Shows as The NEW $25,000 Pyramid and The Original $100,000 Pyramid hosted by the late TV Icon and Bandstand KING Dick Clark, Headline Chasers with Wink Martindale, Supermarket Sweep on Lifetime Television with David Ruprecht in the 90's and The All New $100,000 Pyramid with Former Hollywood Square John Davidson He also announced 2 other Game Shows for NBC Daytime and the late Bob Stewart in The Original Chain Reaction with the late Bill Cullen and the spin-off GO with Kevin O'Connell also, JEOPARDY! and Supermarket Sweep were both Videotaped at Hollywood Center Studios in Hollywood

[@puppyshoes2]

How come that's not coming on Game Show Network?

[@gladfan1989]

The original tapes were all destroyed in a flood, sad to say.

[@PREGO1966]

GSN rarely shows classic game shows anymore, especially with Buzzr out there

[@mitchellries256]

Yeah. I ask myself the same question about a lot of former shows.

[@Musicradio77Network]

@@gladfan1989 That’s sad. WB never got the rights for “Dream House” since it was produced by Lorimar.