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Why does the tournament episodes cut off the speed round at the end

@0:26 when did the swirling "S" debut?

Was Mort the 1st lot winner?

@7:48, nice to hear Jim singing on that machine

I Wonder... Why Did SALE OF THE CENTURY Wait Until 1984 to Add the Speedround?

Crazy the judge a.k.a. Gary Johnson would be on Jeopardy

10:40 & 14:10 - Fame Game music that didn't last long, series wise.

I think being able to best Ben Stein is worth a lot more than $5,000

Loved the 70s! Thanks for keeping in the vintage commercials.

Hi Mort, you’re IQ is impressive! I enjoyed watching the episodes you were on. I hope your wife and son appreciate you and the three of you enjoyed your booty!! It’s so hard to believe that so many years have passed. I hope that the years have been good to you and your family. God bless!!

3:50, We Start All Three Players Off with $20

3:38, The Buzzer Test

Sale of the century is A Reg Grundy Production

3:27, We Start All Three Players Off with $20

3:20, The Buzzer Test

Mort Kamins you did brilliant on your five day appearance what happened to the prizes that you won on your five days and one day I will go to Ireland 🇮🇪. 😀👍

Mort you did excellent on day 4.😀👍

Mort you did excellent on your second episode. 😀👍

Mort you did excellent on your first appearance. 😀👍

So fun to watch this. I turned 16 that year. I was driving around in my parent's 1964 Buick Skylark. I kinda wished that the commercials had been left in the video; even those are now a part of historical TV.

That's Funny. I have an extremely high IQ and won a Trivia $10,000 GSN exhibition against 89 others in Phila once. And I can see Ben truly hated that Mort knew more answers than he. This happened to me a fair bit in life where persons thought themselves brilliant until they understood the abilities of genius or near genius upon encountering me. Even my older brother, full Ivy League ride, hated it as I grew upband he had to face someone was smarter. Not bragging, just relating life experience. I'm certain there's someone smarter than myself....haven't met them, though.

1:47

1:48 you have a long wait however

I sure miss game shows like this.

Yay for Mort !!

7:40 - OH! OH! OH! 7:45 - SO GOOD! SO GOOD! SO GOOD! 7:51 - OH! OH! OH!

Enjoyed the final year of the year 2000.

Cartoon Network - Sailor Moon S "Next in Line" The Demise of another member of Bureau of Bad Behavior is Mimet.

Thank You for the 16th Season of Jeopardy September 6, 1999 through July 21, 2000 see you on the 17th Season September 4, 2000 through July 20, 2001.

Mort can have a yard sale to get rid of the junk he wasted money on

not great prizes in the name fame game

Mort passing up the money each time was more than he will win on the game. How many times HAVE WE SEEN SOMEONE COME BACK 5 TIMES ONLY TO LOSE, He could have made the money back too, thousands passed up for a few

Mort, congratulations! You seem very humble and appreciative. Obviously very intelligent, it was a pleasure to see you win. I especially enjoyed watching the first year when it first aired. Congratulations again.

Mort, you are so lucky to have been on game shows hosted by two of my all-time favourite hosts.

Mort was also a Jeopardy! champion in 2000

The only episode with a quarter million $250,000 up for grabs😊

you players need to listen to the questions before you answer...it'll save you points.

This was one of the last weeks in which the Cash Jackpot sign's lights were all-white, as well as one of the last weeks in which the cube/safe/cage of cash was used to represent said jackpot. By November 8, 1983 (the third ToC week), the sign would gain its familiar red/yellow/blue color scheme, and the glass suitcase would begin to be used to represent the jackpot (just as it had prior to the jackpot's debut to represent the amount of cash in the original $95,000 prize package).

Was this the highest amount ever won on this game show

For "periwinkle" I would have said, "a seashell".

Mort, do you have any advice for those (myself included) who want to appear on a game show as a contestant?

41:55

Can't beat that on Sale of the Century.

Thanks for sharing! 👍

Cool to see an original broadcast.

Where these episodes even aired on BUZZR in its limited run back in 2015-2016?

Original air dates, January 7 and January 10, 1977.

Mort you did excellent also what happened to the money 💰 that you won and did you get Alex Trebek autograph. 😀👍

That was a close one for Doug @ 4:05 but he did beat the buzzer.

I miss Summer...