The All New Let's Make a Deal (May 20, 1986; ep 332) with Carol Merrill and Jay Stewart cameo
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Yeah, my uploads have been rather slow lately. Haven't had much time to think about what to upload here, but they'll pick up again in due time.
Until then, here's something that aired on Buzzr yesterday. What makes this episode interesting is not just Monty's original partners appearing for the 4600th LMAD in history, but also the fact that for a very long time, this was thought to be the finale of this run (it wasn't).
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I watched the 70s & all versions of lmad w/ Monty Hall & reruns on USA network & I don't even remember seeing this episode in any of the rerun rotations‼️
concurs, it's nice, to see Jay Stewart and, Carol Merrill, again. Gee, she looks, even better, than how lovely she was, in the '70s. Oh. and, I like what Carrie would have gotten, instead of $700.
Carol Merrill should be in the Guinness Book of world records for changing outfits after every commercial during her 14 years on the original show
Jay Stewart has to be a close 2nd with his changes for the Zonks
Supposedly, 4600 episdoes were taped up til 1986. When I added all episodes listed on wikipedia, it's far below 4600
Counting the NBC run, 1964-68, ABC from 1968-76, the Las Vegas year from 1976-77, the Canadian 1980-81 version, and this 1983-86 version. Don't forget the first run syndicated once a week nighttime version, from 1969-1976(?). I wouldn't know where to begin the count.
R.I.P. Jay Stewart
His alcoholism is what led to the suicide
The death of his daughter caused the alcoholism, that and (possible rumors) issues with his back from carrying all the trays.
Here's what aired in primetime:
ABC- Who's the Boss?, Growing Pains, Moonlighting, Spenser: For Hire
CBS- The Flintstones 25th Anniversary Celebration (special), 35 Annual Miss USA Pageant (special)
NBC- The A-Team, Hunter (Saturday Night Special)
In late night: Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (Lucy Lee Flippin, Dwight Yoakam)
Late Night with David Letterman (Maria Schriver, Molly Ringwald, Danny Sullivan, Emo Phillips)
Wayne Brady does a great job hosting the current show.
This version has surpassed the original daytime run.
Wendell Niles was actually the original announcer of LMAD. Jay Stewart replaced him in 1964.
Wrong. Wendell only announced the pilot. Jay Stewart was there from the premiere until the end of the original version.
At least, we will hear some of what Jay Stewart was busy with at the time this Monday, 8/31 when BUZZR airs fresh episodes of 1986 Syndicated episodes of Sale of The Century. However, I hope BUZZR brings back the 70's Let's Make A Deal, including The Super Deal episodes.
thanks so much for the thumbs up/liking The Guy with the Games
Dean Goss better than Jay Stewart Both Announcers as same for Make some Deals for the Real People!!!?
Eat your heart out Skip Stevenson, Sarah Purcell from Real People (1979-84) on NBC!!!?
I used to watch this show when I was growing up.
Jay Stewart used to change clothes a lot when they use him for zonks behind the curtain.
Yeah, so did Carol Merrill. She had a different outfit each segment. Not like the models in this show. Same outfit the whole show
Like baby clothes or farm clothes.
@@mlubiarz Actually, the Models in the 80s Version (both Melanie and Karen) occasionally did dress up for some Zonks in the show. Examples include Melanie sometimes dressing up as a Farming Maid and Karen as the Innocent Little Girl with the Lollipop. The same went for Announcer Dean Goss, who took part in some hilarious Zonks.
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Also Brian Cummings
There was a VCR tape I bought that showed a taping of a 1970s LMAD episode. It shows they had PA's (Production Assistants) changing Jay while he was announcing at his announce booth podium. Don't know if the video circulates.
Anyone get the feeling that Monty wasn't too pleased when Carol gave the contestant the money? Great to see both of them again, but don't you think it would have been nice to have them be on for more than two minutes?
Do you really think that wasn't planned?
@@jaketanner7496 I don't know, but at least they appeared.
@@thetreasurehouse1742 No, I mean don't you think that Carol giving the contestant the check anyway was a planned gimmick? If she had actually made a mistake in doing so, I'm sure they would have stopped tape to fix the error...
@@jaketanner7496 It would be the first time Monty ever gave back money. I don't think it was planned.
"My fantasy the invisible-troupe my cousin greg-winslow & myself @ home inside the abandoned acme-market on route-61 in shamokin land of messopotamia northumberland-county ioml".
The Guy with the Games I Love this video
This was the final show wasn't
It may not have been the final show aired, but it might have been the final show taped. Buzzr lists the finale next Friday 9/4 as airing as episode 430.
@@zachhoran Okay thanks because Jared Oswald has uploaded as the final show