$20,000 Pyramid - 1978 - 2 Episodes (with Commercials)

For our friend Marc Archambault - a contestant in these shows - here are 2 episodes from the "$20,000 Pyramid". Recorded as they were initially broadcast off WPRI Providence in 1978. Includes all original commercials!

[@deputay]

1:54 Anne waving to Ben Stiller!

[@SonnyBubba]

12:42 the thrill of victory
41:27 the agony of defeat

[@brockreynolds870]

"Mrs. Allen Ludden" was a brilliant clue

[@michaelfalkner1186]

I think that was the hesitation on the turn was whether to buzz that.

[@MomzPlayGamez]

Margaret Hamilton (the original “Wicked Witch of the West”) as “Cora” in the Maxwell House commercial!

[@feudfan55]

In Providence they didn’t show Family Feud and $20,000 Pyramid back to back like most ABC stations did at that time.

[@kensingletary5694]

I forgot he gave a shout-out to American Bandstand on Friday shows

[@josephpapai5867]

Joyce's partner looks like Alax Karras.

[@Elsewhen404]

Voice in the Puppy Chow commercial: Sterling Holloway.

[@TheCattyKid]

25:36...pay attention people; you see the way Dick Clark and Nipsey Russell and everyone cheered and smiled for the winner?! That is how it should be - let's be happy for each other not greedy and selfish - take notes - if history needs to repeat itself, let's make this timestamp a broken record...

[@JasonPike-t6s]

It was

[@cottagechskitty]

How they handle Friday ties is very interesting. The $5K and then starting on Monday like nothing happened :)

[@jmiller297]

Stick to *"Match Game,"* Joyce.

[@nicoleberry2750]

@andyfilm5785
Can you please upload episodes of $20,000 Pyramid episodes with Robert Urich and commercials included?

[@facebook51ify]

That's from wpri TV now affiliated with CBS.

[@tomxconn]

Nipsey was one of the best and funniest Pyramid players

[@josephpapai5867]

Yes and even as a kid I loved his opening poems. Lol

[@cottagechskitty]

@@josephpapai5867 Nipsey was good on any game show he was on

[@Wyckedjunkie]

The first commercial. I remember sealtest ice cream...

[@marilynraegores]

100,000.00 Pyramid

[@Chiefbrody22]

no, not in 1978. It was the $20,000 Pyramid

[@25FADIII]

Anne Meara waving to her son Benjamin or Ben Stiller, who would become a jerk in the future as an actor.

[@zachhoran]

2/24 and 2/27/1978