The $128,000 Question (December 15, 1977)

[@matthewbaduria]

This is very rare game show that lasted for 2 years,it never caught on.revivals of the quiz show scandals,don't work,this one is no exception.

[@pannoni8449]

Tic Tac Dough came back though the following year, and certainly was an exception.

[@zacheryalderton7721]

R.I.P. ALEX TREBEK HE WAS 80 YEARS OLD THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES

[@danalong1237]

Also RIP to Mike Darow, Sandy Hoyt and Alan Kalter.

[@646guy]

I keep hoping that someone has the following episode. The WW1 expert wins the full $64,000....

[@spannmona]

…and then loses to a Shakespeare expert in the season ending tournament for the maximum $128,000 - which only ONE person could win in both seasons.

[@zacheryalderton826]

He would have turned 81 this week

[@malicool1304]

pannoni can i use your video?

[@MrRemark21]

This show was aired on Los Angeles TV Station KTTV Channel 11 on Monday, December 12, 1977 at 8:30 pm.

[@danalong1237]

And this show aired in the Louisville area on WLKY, which was an ABC affiliate from 1961 to 1990, and is a CBS affiliate since 1990. What other game shows, besides The $128,000 Question, Break the Bank '85, The Joker's Wild, Tic Tac Dough, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, Catch Phrase, Concentration, The Challengers, To Tell the Truth '80, Make Me Laugh (W/Bobby Van), Strike it Rich '86 and Let's Make a Deal, did WLKY carry?

[@zacheryalderton5737]

Who is the announcer

[@pem1974]

Sandy Hoyt

[@zacheryalderton7721]

@@pem1974 HE DIED

[@pem1974]

Yes....yes he did. 😔

[@danalong1237]

Of a brain tumor in 2002. What was his age?

[@zacheryalderton1445]

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