Pass the Buck, Mike/Pat/James/Karen Part Two

[@zacheryalderton1445]

Bob Clayton is a great announcer

[@PREGO1966]

he was a good emcee too in his younger days

[@higgy04]

Who was the silhouette on the far left of the screen at 2:00?

[@tonshaad1230]

This was a funny and cool idea for a game I liked it very much.

[@animfan1100]

"Pass The Buck" should deserve a revival with the same rules and a new host.

[@markschildberg1667]

I really liked this Bob Stewart game. Too bad it didn’t find an audience. It could be revived easily.

[@jayalhadeff3663]

This game is interesting and underrated

[@erikbunty2016]

Now "Pass the Buck" is a pricing game on TPIR, ironically and originally hosted by none other than William Lawrence Francis Cullen. Also just found out that this was the lead-in to TPIR (Barker) at the time...more irony.

[@erikbunty2016]

Also Bob Stewart is another link to both shows.

[@jamesmoss3424]

It was the last game show to be shoot at the Ed Sullivan theater.

[@Sjsuman5000]

ZANY for the top line? Really? HARD.

[@chrislang9442]

BUZZR needs to get the rights to this again.

[@mitchellries256]

Along with all Bob Stewart, Jay Wolpert, Merv Griffin, Reg Grundy, Jack Berry/Dan Enright and Merrill Heatter/Bob Quigly shows (at least that's my preference).

[@jonathanashbeck3740]

Buzzr does not have the rights to air any shows by Bob Stewart, Merv Griffin, Bob Stewart, or Barry/Enright because most of them are owned by Sony Pictures Television nor do they have the right to air Heater/Quigley because MGM owns it but they do air Sale of the Century since Reg Grundy Productions is owned by Fremantle and they do air Whew! I wish they would air Chuck Woolery’s version of Scrabble, Time Machine by John Davidson or Bruce Forsyth’s Hot Streak since all three are Reg Grundy shows.

[@chrislang9442]

@@jonathanashbeck3740 all of what you said really bites

[@jonathanashbeck3740]

@@chrislang9442 what does that mean?

[@chrislang9442]

@@jonathanashbeck3740 i want to see more shows, what do you think that means?

[@danbarker4857]

Is this the only CBS game show from NY, rather than LA?

[@banjochris]

No, most game shows were from New York before the '70s. This was the last CBS New York game show, I believe.

[@wschmrdr]

Million Dollar Password had a season in NYC.

[@markschildberg1667]

The last game show to come out of New York was To Tell the Truth in 1980. No games were done in New York again until Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

[@tmcullen5956]

This show was videotaped at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York where Letterman produces his show now.

[@marcusmorganjr8479]

TM Cullen Its Now Stephen Colbert

[@rogergilbert4894]

I appeared for two episodes during Pass the Buck's brief run. I was so cool to be on the same stage as the Beatles and so many others...and meeting Bill Cullen, a real gentleman.

[@briabba123]

why is cross your friend a unacceptable answer?

[@zacheryalderton9502]

Money cannot be accepted