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The first lady's husband looks like John Holmes.

On THE ALL-NEW JOKER'S WILD since July 15, 1985 airing every weekday morning at 10:30AM EST on ABC Daytime with host Victoria Principal, the NATURAL TRIPLE JACKPOT would have been worth $30,175 in cash and prizes to one of our contestants for this daytime version of this network game show!

First aired on Wednesday December 18, 1991. The original airing ranked 33rd of 96 shows that week, with a 13.2 rating and a 21 share, ranking second in its 8:30 pm time slot, behind Unsolved Mysteries on NBC (#7, 17.8/29), and ahead of The Wonder Years on ABC (#42, 12.1/19). The second and last airing was on Thursday December 24, 1992, which was this particular airing. It ranked 75th out of 91 shows that week, with a 5.5/14, ranking third in its time slot.

Out of curiosity, which thrift store in town did you find these tapes?

20:02 "why are we going down?" YOU MIGHT BE OUT OF FUEL, WHY DON'T YOU CHECK THE FUEL GAGE?

19:22 "it's a penguin" IN THE MOVIE HE ACTUALLY SAID "CHARMING CHAP"

60. Still cried.

"I need cats like I need butt implants!" *later* *butt falls off*

Thank you! I also had this recorded off TV but haven't had a VHS player in ages.

Damn I miss those day's

Brilliant

Damon Packard’s toast’ems starts at the 21 minute mark and ends at 26.

This is such a good Christmas Special.

The voice of Opus the Penguin reminds me of Chaz Finster from Rugrats!

robin williams voices the kiwi

This gives me such nostalgia. Especially the "AAAALBATROSS!!!! WENT OFF WITH AN ALBATROSS!!!!!" guy

Glad you're preserving these. Much appreciated. And strangely I can't stand commercials in general, but the ones from over 20 years ago are true gems of a bygone age. Also, it helps it's from Southern Oregon before I lived here.

The Lost Horizon clip cracks me up every time. I never go a Christmas without watching this cartoon. Fun watch and good message - we all have gifts - use them.

That Devil sure loved John, didn't he?

Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls 26:22

Wish this was on every Christmas.

David Lynch shows us how a pure light worker can coexist with the dark fearlessly

No one was stopping the Giants that season.

Oh I need to start meditating again!!! That'll fix so much, duh!!

Love how Lynch discusses consciousness as a vast, infinite field, where ideas and creativity exist in their purest form. To me I see this as imagination or creative play at the highest level. I resonate with his thoughts on meditation, he believes one can access this field, which he describes as the “ocean of pure consciousness.” I hear others call it flow state

2nd

RIP Charles Osgood

Thank you for uploading this!

So, the NJT jackpot debuted during Jack's run, not Bill Cullen's run.

The Superbowl needs and should be played permanently at the Rose Bowl Stadium

He clearly said 'Shield' and he knows he said it. He only corrected himself when Jack actually announced the answer. Once Jack said, 'Brooke Shields, you're right', he knew he messed up, and he knew exactly why the judge was interrupting. When asked what he said, he corrected himself in the form of a question, 'Shields?' He sticks out his tongue in a nervous gesture, knowing he is lying of what he said. The judge made the absolute right call here.

41:39 for the episode that if you love game shows then Hollywood ca was Disneyland for the jokers wild

This was the third episode of the McDonnell Douglas 90 Days series, released in March 1990. It was hosted by John McDonnell. The first segment showed a visit to the McDonnell Douglas Missile Systems Company's training center. After that, host John McDonnell gave a financial performance review. In the next segment, the show took us to Long Beach to watch engineering and manufacturing teams prepare the MD-11 for its first flight. The next segment showed how teamwork was leading to faster solutions on the F-15E production line. In the final segment, we were treated to a feature on the Navy's Blue Angels, set to music by Steve Vaus entitled "Angels Above America".👍

I’m interested in seeing the second episode of “McDonnell Douglas 90 Days” that aired in December of 1989. The first episode was good, and I’d love to see what they covered in the second one. The first segment in the second episode is a field trip to Long Beach for the parts manufacturing team in Torrance, California. They take the trip to see how their parts are used to build the MD-80. Next, John McDonnell gives a financial performance review. Then, there’s a segment on how the assembly team at McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Company improved efficiency in building the Apache. After that, there’s a segment on the first commercial launch of a satellite by a private United States company. The Space Systems Company used the Delta rocket in Huntington Beach, California for the launch. Finally, the episode ends with a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the McDonnell Aircraft Company.👍

I would love to see Number 1 of McDonnell Douglas 90 Days. In the first episode, "Number 1," host John McDonnell gives an introduction to the chairman's quarterly report and explains what the "90 Days" report is all about. The first segment is a visit to the Douglas Aircraft Company in Long Beach, California to meet an MD-80 assembly team that is thriving under TQMS. After that, host John McDonnell gives a financial performance review. In the next segment, Dale Warren of DAC provides a commentary on the DC-10 in the aftermath of the Flight 232 tragedy. In the final segment, we are given a feature on F-15E service reps at Seymour Johnson AFB in North Carolina.👍

I hope you can upload the December 1992 issue of McDonnell Douglas 90 Days. There is a lot of good stuff in that issue, including a tour of the MD-11 production line, a behind-the-scenes look at testing the C-17, and a review of the third quarter financial results.👍

I feel lucky to have watched Lawrence Taylor's career. In the words of Tina Turner, he was simply the best!!

RIP Pat Summerall and John Madden

I love parcells

2:09:17 music? Anyone? Thanks in advance.

Thank you so much for this.🏅 I have a beta to vhs copy, moldy and rough shape. You saved me!!! 👍

I watched this show sometimes when I was a kid. I always thought it seemed rigged. Then I found out the host was involved with the game show scandal in the '50's.

*STAGED* <=----------=== all of this is YEP staged.

@36 evidently even machines were managed by "A.i." decades ago in order to benefit they/them, ju know what i mean SMH Oi Vey! smh

i love to watch the game.

This episode actually aired. This episode actually aired on May 2, 1984 And ironically, that was the day that Jack passed away and if you look at the 3 categories religion. I believe in my heart Jack had completed his journey here. And what a way to show app by getting a natural triple of religion. In my opinion, God's way of saying, You did very well, jack, come on home. RIP Jack. We Miss You. And congrats to the natural triple winner

Each game had five categories. How were the categories and Jokers distributed on the three windows of the "slot machine" game display? Did each window have one each of the five categories, and one Joker? I'm not a statistician, but I'm trying to figure out how there could have been so many games in a row without a natural triple.

51:00 NTJ.

DOnna SUmmers was accepted for Donna Summer on Tic before.

John's last spin was essentially the same last spin that ended Frank Dillon's chance to win the 1979 TofC