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Come on home to NBC!

This is when commercials had great songs!

When Al Mentioned that BUMPER STUMPERS Would Have a Tournament of Champions, It Was in 1990, Around the Time the Series was About to End 16 Undefeated Top Money Winning Teams Returned The Winners of the Tournament of Champions Received an Additional $10,000, While the Runners-Up Received an Additional $5,000

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3:37, $5,000!

Lucille Ball was funny.

0:17 oh so sexy

I love the harmonica on this; it sounds like it was performed by Stevie Wonder.

❤Ray.

14:32 Not until 1986...

When WBAL-TV Channel 11 discontinued airing "Graham Kerr's Galloping Gourmet" circa early 1970, they finally carried "Sale of the Century" at that time slot, 11:00 A.M.

Was also seen here on WGR TV 2 Buffalo New York.

Would love for Wink to post that pilot someday

I can hear the tpir theme in the background

That is Emma Chadwick in these commercials.

PICO T QUINTOS: Excuse me! What year was the 22nd Anniversary of WMAR-TV?

NBC

I Wish That Buzzr TV Will The Earlier Episodes From The Pre Jim Perry Era

Weekdays 11:00 A.M. Eastern 10:00 A.M. Central and Pacific. NBC

Why did they change this bonus round?

If this was the last show, why did they start a new game at the end?

Name a musical instrument……. Is mayonnaise an instrument? Name a spice……. Whoever was married to David Beckham. Name something green……….. Richard Dawson’s ego A kind of soup…….. Philly cheesesteak A foreign car……….. French poodle

Love this, Art Fleming truly did Jeopardy best

I agree on the main game format, that part seemed fine, but here's my idea for a bonus game: All you have to do is capture all 6 stars. The randomizer starts spinning and the contestant presses a button to stop it. Every time they capture a star they win an increasingly more valuable prize, if they stop on a star they've already captured that's a strike. Once the contestant has 2 strikes they have the option to quit with their prizes or risk playing on, getting 3 strikes loses everything. Capturing all 6 stars wins the 6 prizes plus a cash jackpot that starts at $10,000 and grows by $2,500 every time it's not won.

That jergens plug was also used on early episodes on syndie Wheel

Jack Kelly previously co-starred in MAVERICK, as Bart to James Garner's Bret...

I always sang along "Just my size, we're talking BIG!" lol

JUST MY SIZE 💕💞

Wrong version of the peacock in the intro. The trimmed low pitched version was actually used.

There was no copyright information nor the $ale logo at the end of the credits, just the Jones/Howard Productions text; just like Hollywood Squares' credits stopped at the Heater/Quigley logo at the time.

At least even if you don't win you at least go home with something other than the home board game.

Wow in this version anyone can buy, in the Jim Perry version only if you are in the lead can you buy.

I.wonder if Buzzr could find "the Lost Episodes " on Buzzrs lost and found"

0:15, GIVE HIM $10,000!!!! 😡😡

They used the same style of numbers as they did in the Newlywed Game, old PDQ, the 80's game show Go!, and Split Second (original version). I learned that some numbers were 'square' such as the 0, 2, 6, 8, and 9 (lol)! Thank you for old Sale of the Century!

If I Hosted BUMPER STUMPERS, I Want This Bonus Round I Want $100, $200, $300, $400, $500, The WIN Sign, and Just One STOP Sign

2:13, WIN!

final episode

Wish I could get dressed that fast 😭

No. Just no.

Announcer Jack Clark

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The 'ding' sound is similar to the 80's "$25,000/$100,000 Pyramid" and the 1982-1984 "Tattletales".

Big really is beautiful

0:13 I love the contestant intro music

Yes, that was me who originally uploaded the block with that promo. But that's not all: I just found a partial episode (about two-thirds complete) from May 18, 1985, so stay tuned to see more about this classic local game show from channel 13!

SORRY 0:18