The New Treasure Hunt (1974) - The Endless Birdcage
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2020
- Moving a little forward, a lengthy skit seen in this episode really keeps the contestant and the audience on their toes, even for this show's standards. Where will this end? Watch and see.
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I LOVE THIS SHOW! CHRIS HOCH
My mom is the one with the birdcage...how can I get or make a copy of this for her...she would love to have it...thanks so much
How old was she in this episode?
Did she keep the bird and crackers and stuff? Give us some more info about this.
The bird was the hosts bird and my mom wasn't suspose to talk to it because the bird cusses like a salior...and of course she talks to it..haha
@@tent8363 Taped July 1974
3:31 - That's a Thunderbird 170.
Episode #34 - "NTH" - 74 Taped July 1974
It,s interesting 🤔 but also ironic that the late Jan Murray the original host of Treasure Hunt made numerous appearances on The Hollywood Squares with Peter Marshall!!--It,s too bad that Geoff Edwards never appeared on The Hollywood Squares or even the late Chuck Barris himself who later hosted THE GONE SHOW as well as Executive Producer of The New Treasure Hurt The Newlywed Game &The Dating Game!! RIP JAN MURRAY CHUCK BARRIS GEOFF EDWARDS JOHNNY JACOBS NAOMI DEVARGUS & EMILE ARMATORI!!
My dad didn’t think there were really klunks - this proves him wrong. At least one of the girls on this show got a klunk!
If you meant the first lady, she didn't get it because she chose the money.
I would not call the parrot a klunk.
@@mitchellries256 If you wanted it as a pet, it’s not. But if you’re not interested in it, it’s a klunk. I wonder if the show staff meant it to be a klunk.
@@aatb7 Animals are not klunks.
Some were fake klunks in which they turned out to be nice prizes after all.
I like how the prize values are given in dollars and cents. 13:45 " ... a grand total of -- Seven thousand nine hundred forty dollars and six cents." Can't leave out the six cents.
One of the big reveals from this episode was considered exciting enough to be excerpted in the Game Show Network's opening montage - ruclips.net/video/0c_6UAF2NVQ/видео.html - and it's fun to know exactly what the context was. Thank you for sharing!
Sivi looks great in a blue bikini bathing suit at the 3:38, 4:53 marks, a lady won $1,375 in cash, passed up a baby carriage, a clunk, however, another lady won $8,000 in cash, excellent episode!!
Here's an episode of The New Treasure Hunt in 1974.
Wow.
Notice that on this show a klunk didn't have the same meaning as zonk on "Let's Make a Deal." If a contestant ended up with a klunk, at least it had some monetary value as well as being something that might be useful. None of the zonks on LMAD can be considered as such.
I think as far as the context of the show goes, the parrot had a low retail value. For that reason, in comparison with the fabulous prizes, it would be considered a klunk, but not a bad thing per se. For those who said that a parrot is not a klunk, you're entitled to your opinion. If the prize reveal ended with the parrot, while it would be a klunk on that show, I'm sure the contestant still would have been happy.
The first contestant who dodged the klunk, the baby carriage, think about what that would have meant had she won that. She most likely was a grandmother, or close to that. The carriage would have been useful and thus not a total loss.
That's what I said about the baby carriage with the first contestant.
11:59: Damn, she attacked Geoff! LOL
He needed Emile's help there. He was a security guard.
17:47--I feel sorry for the parrot; living creatures are not "klunks." I hope today's incarnations of these shows have gotten away from offering birds, fish, and animals as gifts or booby prizes.
Well, she probably didn't keep the bird. They might've given her the cash value of the bird. And she ended up with some dough.
Notice here Emile called Geoff by his name?
Well, the baby carriage she could've used for her grandchildren one day so it wouldn't be that bad if she had won it, but she made the right choice. 1,000 dollars is hard to pass up.
Why take a break before they open the stupid boxes?
So they can brief Geoff on the skit that's about to happen.
While a C & P person sits with the contestant, Geoff is taken offstage and briefed about the contents of the box.
@@pem1974 No, I meant at the beginning with the three boxes that had the pop up surprise in it. Why take a break then? And Geoff would be briefed on the upcoming skit, which would change if the check was in there.
Well then it's so they can pay the bills with commercials 😁