Double Dare - Episode 13
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Show: Double Dare
Host: Alex Trebek
Production Co: Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Productions
Two contestants, each in separate isolation booths, attempted to correctly identify a person, place or thing based on one-sentence clues that were given to them, one at a time, on an electronic game board. The first person to win $500 wins the game and plays against the spoilers.
Bouns Game - Beat the Spoilers
Three people with PhD are in an isolation booth trying to guess the mystery subject and the player was required to give four of eight clues to the Spoilers If at least one Spoiler failed to correctly identify the subject after being given the fourth clue, the contestant won $5,000.
The show was created by Jay Wolpert who also was the Producer of "The Price is Right" with Bob Barker, and created game show cult favorites such as Hit Man and Whew!
Jay also wrote the script for the motion picture The Count of Monte Cristo and helped develop the script for first Pirates of the Caribbean film.
After Double Dare ended Alex Trebek would go on host The $128,000 Question and NBC's High Rollers.
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Always a treat to see a game show from its original studio master tape.
I am surprised Mark Summers was able to name his show DOUBLE DARE on Nick.
I remember this game show when I was a kid I Also remember the losing horns at 12:43 Thanks for posting.
Any clue when a pope refers to someone as public enemy number one should be a definite pass lol
Same here. Had it been a lesser-known bishop or minister, it would have been a possible give to the Spoilers.
Agreed. Although, upon checking, I'd say Alex was right the first time in not accepting "Mephistopheles". (That said, even if that had been the case thus leaving just the one Spoiler, pretty good chance she'd effectively figured it out no matter what the 4th clue given would have been.)
Much better than most game shows. You actually need a brain to play this one.
Man they don't make shows like these anymore :(
Alex Trebek before (oh brother) Sean Connery made his life miserable.
On the Spoilers Round, I would have passed on Clue #7 and gave Clue #8 to the Spoilers.
Tony was a contestant on "3 For The Money" in 1975.
20:15 I wonder if those buzzers were used when everyone overbid on The Price is Right by that point.
Was that Jay Wolpert at the beginning?
Airdate is December 29th, 1976.
gamelover1949 has this episode posted on his channel, but yours has much better quality. Thanks for posting. By the way, this aired on December 29, 1976.
Anyone think that Kathy Wexler sort of resembles actress Jennifer Jason Leigh?
Indeed it is! She was the first Joker Jackpot winner and went home with about $13,000.
sshuffield70 YES! I recognized her name!
What was Lusher thinking when he chose to gave the Spoilers that Pope Paul VI clue about the Devil?
He was probably going back and forth in his head, unable to make a sound decision and just went, "Oh, what the hell?" He kind of was like, "Sorry, folks! I know, I know!" when he looked at them. Understand, I'm not being insulting, I'm trying to be accurate; correct.
@@jeprice08 - You think the "Soul" clue wouldn't give it away?
@@psychopathyoutubeemployees280 Personally, I think it might have. It's almost obvious.
I miss this version of Double Dare. It lives on as a Nickelodeon Game Show. You can Dare someone. However, opponent can Double Dare you back. Forced to take the Physical Challenge.
Wasn't Kathy on the early 70s version (CBS) of The Joker's Wild? Also, how did you get a copy with the original production slate? That's terrific! Great find!
Yes. And she was one of the first to break the Joker's Jackpot, IINM.
That theme song was used on Card Sharks
The theme is actually titled "Double Dare" and was composed by Edd Kalehoff. Interestingly, he also composed the theme for Nickelodeon's "Double Dare" as well as the second "Card Sharks" theme for the CBS version. Goodson-Todman pretty much recycled the opening of the original "Double Dare" for the NBC run of "Card Sharks", but used the second half of the "Double Dare" theme which re-states the theme but in a much lower key (G as opposed to C) with a more serious tone. So Kalehoff composed all three themes: "Double Dare/Card Sharks", Nick's "Double Dare", and CBS's "Card Sharks".
Good point
I was born when Card Sharks came out n I didn't know that this is where they got this theme from
Now the 2018 of Nick's revival is also produced by FremantleMedia, which owns this version, originally produced by Goodson-Todman, as well.
RIP Alex
Kathy is beautiful
Awesome stuff. Pristine quality and complete right down to the production slate. Thanks for posting it. Completely random observation: is it just me or does the set for this show look like a pizzeria?
What the hell did that women’s lib comment mean?
Can you imagine Sheldon Cooper being a Spoiler? #BigBangTheory
Alex still got his total wrong after the Spoilers Round was over. He did not have $7750, he had $7700. This was the third match he won and all three matches he earned precisely $500. Here's what his first three matches added up to:
1.) Won match with $500, Won the $5000 by Beating the Spoilers getting John D. Rockefeller past them.
2.) Won match with $500, Did Not Win the $5000 because he couldn't get Gandhi past them, yet still won $600.
3.) Won match with $500, Did Not Win the $5000 because he couldn't get The Devil past them, yet still won $600.
So $5500 + $1100 + $1100 = $7700.
3rd To The Last Episode Of Stumpers!,
And 50 Grand Slam On NBC Daytime
I like this game show but that bonus round with booing PhDs is so odd
Hey it's Alex trejbek
you mean Trebek
Any *Double Dare* episodes with commercials and station ID's, please? Thanks.
SuperPat88 nope, this is my only episode
Hate that word!