Scrabble | (4/5/1993) Jean vs Peter/Myra vs Ross (Re-Up)

Re-upload of this episode without the commericals no thanks to a (false) content ID match from the WWE
Any hoo in this 1993 Episode of Scrabble
Jean is our returning champion having allready won $8,500 she's back to try to make it again to the bonus sprint and chance at Jackpot worth $1,000! will she do it?
DISCLAMER:
i do not own The rights to this game show it's for entertainment
purposes ONLY & No Copyright Infrgment intended
Scrabble ©1984-1990,1993, 2012 Reg Grundy Productions/FremantleMedia, Ltd

[@ladambell]

"We've got a candelabra for you, and you can stick that anywhere you like."

[@alextorres9832]

Chuck say never take a p

[@brianschaffer9220]

4:47 Err....WHAT???

[@jamesrobinson9642]

@"Digifangsn" yes, back then, on Monday, April 5, 1993, this "Scrabble" game show had Mr. Charles "Chuck" H. Woolery as its previous host just as his former studio announcer there was late Mr. Arthur W. Ferguson [though professionally known as "Charlie Tuna"]!

[@andrewpatterson3446]

Scrabble is a Reg Grundy Production. Charlie Tuna's famous catch phrase at the end of the show.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

+Andrew Patterson R.I.P. to Charlie Tuna who was not only the voice of SCRABBLE, but also the voice of Scattergories, Time Machine, The NEW SCRABBLE, The NEW Battlestars and of course, America's Top 10 with the late Casey Kasem Charlie is now up in heaven with Mr. Clark and Mr. Kasem, plus Reg Grundy has outlived Charlie Tuna, Jim Perry who hosted $ale of the Century, Gene Wood and of course, Mr. Dick Clark

[@Lupton2000]

20:12 May 21, 1993 was the day the last first-run show of Scrabble aired. Reruns then aired until June 11, 1993.

[@alexhoule1824]

Wow! with 3 tenths of a second left!

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

2:17

[@clogndude]

Those words/clues in the exact order from the Sprint round were recycled from an earlier season

[@blindsportslover]

In that third word in the first crossword game, I think Chuck meant to say "I'll add $1000 to the jackpot if you can tell me what it is right now". Did he forget you don't give them money this time? LOL.

[@Scottwilkie18]

Lucky

[@robertmedina3982]

He was arguing about how dirty his producers are.. where have all the cowboys gone?

[@DucNguyen0131]

If only Sale of the Century gets revived in 1993. T_T

[@jeffmccormick7436]

At 5:16 I'll take a P please. He should've taken care of it before the show. XD XD XD XD

[@tbone24100]

I'll take a P Chuck! Bathroom down the hallway!

[@DaryckReese300]

Wacko Is Just One Name Of The Warner Brothers, Opposite To Yakko And Dot.

[@AaronBruceLadner]

I WANT ONE OF CHUCK'S SCRABBLE CARDS!!

[@mitchellries256]

Why would she pick the O instead of the B in Limbo? That could've been an extra $500.

[@samclark379]

Sounds like she legit didn't know it.

[@TheChewie38]

Classic NBC Daytime

[@Digifangsn]

@Mark Simons And risk a Copyright Strike from GSN?! get out of the city!

[@andyleal6982]

here's what aired in network primetime: ABC: FBI: The Untold Stories, American Detective, ABC Thursday Night Movie CBS: Evening Shade (back-to-back), Prelude to a Championship, NCAA Basketball Championship (North Carolina at Michigan) NBC: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Blossom, NBC Monday Night Movie In late night: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (Woody Harrelson, Holly Hunter, Brian May)

[@mcgrier68]

Scrabble should be on either Game Show Network or Buzzr TV. It should be on Buzzr TV though since they got they big sister show $ale of the century is on there.

[@gregersen80015]

It can go on Buzzr since Reg Grundy is now part of that Fremantle conglomerate. The only thing standing in their way is that Hasbro now has control of Milton Bradley AND Parker Brothers and they own the rights to the Scrabble board game (heresay from elsewhere mind you)...from what I understand Hasbro collectively now isn't as loose with its copyrights as Milton Bradley was when they were all separated.

[@ENTERTAINMENT35]

I didn't know they revamped Scrabble before the show got canned!!.... The new music sucked!! The old music was much better

[@islandblader]

The letters in Sprint Round appeared too slow. Terrible version.

[@tarheelking2515]

it's place the P not i'll take a P (pee)

[@samsticka]

It's too bad "Scrabble" didn't come back for a second season in the fall of 1993. They could've changed a bunch of stuff.

[@erikpridemore3174]

At the end of this show, it talked about Telephone Scrabble and how an alternate entry method worked. I didn't do well in Telephone Scrabble and I lost out back in 1993. It resulted in a poor Christmas for us 7 months later, well, times have changed now as they were 26 years ago. Too bad Scrabble ended its run, and now Fremantle owns the rights to the series.

[@disneydanny2]

Why didn't Jean get $1,000 fior solvimg Wacko when the landed on the pink square, or did that only apply on the '84-'90 version?

[@Nickrj3]

The pink and blue squares were for adding money to the bonus jackpot

[@blindsportslover]

Nick Johnson while it was a good concept, I would've liked it better if the jackpot started at $5,000. I wouldn't have even minded if the blue squares were worth $1,000 and the pink squares $2,000 in this version.

[@samsticka]

The blue squares were worth $500 while the pink ones were worth $1,000. The real life Scrabble has red squares. They should've included those on the TV version. Those could've been worth $1,500.

[@bmaze35640]

The payouts killed this version before it even got started

[@tomdalfonzo9959]

@@blindsportslover, I agree with you about the blue squares being worth $1,000 and the pink squares being worth $2,000 in this version, but I personally would start the jackpot at $10,000.

[@chrismc410]

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