TREASURE ISLE STARRING JOHN BARTHOLOMEW TUCKER
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- Here is a classic from ABC's short lived game show Treasure Isle hosted by John Bartholomew Tucker it is the first outdoor game show filmed at The Colonnades Beach Hotel on Singer Island in Florida enjoy this fun in the sun episode
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John Bartholomew Tucker had the perfect easy, sunshiney style for this show. I remember him on NBC Monitor radio and doing voice overs for a few commercials but this is the first time I’d seen him in this capacity.
I’ve been looking for this game show. I remember watching it a kid. Everyone I would ask about this game didn’t know what I was talking about. I’m glad I found it. I loved watching it❤️
Maria, me too! Brings back such great memories- I can smell grilled cheese! Also super cool that Patty Dee’s daughter posted above- hadn’t heard that name in ages!
My all-time favorite game show. (I was 11 in 1967.) We had a swimming pool in our back yard and we used to play "Treasure Isle" during the summer. Never knew it was in color -- we did not get a color TV 'til '69.
John Bisci: you’re telling my life story, 11 years old, but I was stuck in the hospital with an infection in my foot! This show was on every morning and made my stay in the hospital a lot of fun. I laughed at the Fab commercial like it was yesterday and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass was THE hottest band for all the TV game shows, especially The Dating Game! What a gas!
@@BCTGuitarPlayer Also 11, Hospital, I remember watching this in the hospital every day. I finally Googled it to verify that it did indeed exist. (1956 was when the COOL kids were gifted to the world) 😎
Super rare and a super 1967 game show from Florida!
First saw this show in 1966, in elementary school of all places. I even remember the Fab commercial! Our classroom had just gotten a tv set. If we were quiet, the teacher would let us watch it during the last 15 or 20 minutes of the lunch hour. This show was on. I loved the locale and the big puzzle pieces.
This show aired from the fall of 1967 (color from Dec 18 '67 on) to the fall of 1968 at 12:30 PM weekdays. Loved it so much! I used to wish I was there around the palm trees and warm weather and wish someone could unearth these in color.
"Treasure Isle's" former host John Bartholomew Tucker was also the late Allen Funt's co-host on the very first season of "The All-New Candid Camera Show" on syndicated TV in September of 1974.
I was in 6th grade in Michigan at the time, & I'd hurry home during my lunch hour to watch this truly unique & wonderful show. Woody Woodbury had a children's show featuring the son "Feelin' Groovy" that I used to watch. John B. Tucker was the perfect host; extremely likable. I only wish there were more of these shows available.
I was in kindergarten when this aired, watched it around lunch time. So much fun, I wanted to be there. I remember everything --- especially the later intro where they throw John in the water! I just now watched this and started whistling the tunes (Dating Game music) and the "Treasure Isle in Florida" song. John was a great host, really folksy. Great times! Thanks!
Holy crap! I found it! This show is my oldest memory as a child! I was around 3 years old. I just remember that it was a game show on the beach. This is it!
I grew up a block away from the colonnades on palm beach shore. I don't remember them making more then 5 or 6 of these shows. This is the first time I have seen this since 60s. Wow
I lived on Singer Island as well from 1966 to 1970. My newspaper route included Palm Beach Shores, It is a small world...
Yeah didn't last long ...nice premise though. Would make a nice game show . Peyton Place!!! What!!!!!
@@markgavitt994 It's worth the commercials alone just to watch.
I was on the show - won that day and can't locate a video of it.
Oh boy, I used to LOVE this show!
Before this Tucker was working in San Francisco doing a KPIX TV talk show. It was easy to get into the studio audience so I went a couple times with my mom. John was very nice and spent plenty of time chatting with us before and after the show. When Treasure Isle started I was eager to see John on TV once again.
..and as a consolation prize, John and Vicky get an 8 track tape player that's as big as a toaster oven to put in their car!
But also a Hertz rental for a day!
Hooray -- so happy to find this -- parents and then-boyfriend, now-husband thought I was crazy cuz no one else remembered this show but me. Was the summer I moved to a new state, so had lots of tv time until school started and I met new friends.
I adored this show! I only saw it one summer, the colorized version. it was probably 1969.i wish I could find a few of the later episodes.
When I was a little kid watching this at lunch time, I wanted to one day grow up to be as cool as John Bartholomew Tucker . I failed :(
Wow! I think I remember this show, I know I remember the commercials! I was about 7 years old!
Loved this show so very much as a kid! Even tho it made me worry (needlessly) about QUICKSAND! 😂
I never cared for game shows except for two. Let's Make A Deal and this. Thanks, it was great to see it again. I was a tween at the time. I stumbled on this while randomly surfing YT.
I was on this show. Wish I could find a copy of my winning segment.
I remember staying at the Colonnades as a kids and seeing where this was filmed. Brings back memories.
I love you, John Bartholomew Tucker, wherever you are!!!
We watched the Colonnades being built while staying there on vacation. We came often to check on my grandfather's property. I was at the opening day recording for Treasure Isle. I don't know why I really really thought Bert Convy was present at the filming of the show I went to.
OMG! We're going to win a Clock...yay!
9:38 "Lollipops and Roses," the old Jack Jones song covered by Herb Alpert & the TJB.
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My mom, Patty Gee, was the blond “contestant helper” on this show. I was only a few years old. We lived in Plantation Florida at the time and she would drive up to Palm Beach to shoot the show. She passed on in 2005. I’ve been searching every year or so to find the episodes. I’m so happy to have found this. Ron, how did you get this recording?
Wow can't believe you have had a hard time getting this !!! I Love this show.
Yes how... cannot believe the network's haven't made a new game from this excellent idea!!! Long story short... Kids in my area played this game. Treasure Island Scavenger Hunt. Good memories.
I loved this show and your Mother Patty Gee! May she rest peacefully and may you find many more episodes and other priceless memorabilia. So cool to be related to her!!
I barely remember this show but loved it. And I forgot about patio brand Mexican food, it was delicious. My mom loved watching Peyton Place soap opera! 😄
I cannot believe I remember this show... I was Mega Sick with measles. Early 60's...dang!!!
Was this ever in color? I remember it in color. Of course I was only 4 years old. Maybe there was a remake in the 70's?
Its entire run was in color. This kinescope was made in black and white, because it was cheaper.
6:23 "Green Peppers" by Herb Alpert and the TJB.
This was before JB Tucker announced-and co-hosted Candid Camera alongside Allen Funt.
WBKB-TV channel 7 in Chicago,nowadays is still WLS-TV,the Cubs’ over-the-air broadcaster.
I was only 5 but I remember this show !
( have no idea what I had for lunch yesterday but I remember this show 😀😄😂)
I thought there were multiple islands ? and I remember different events , maybe they changed them up every day or week ?
Hey I was only 5 what do you want 😆
The show was only on for one or two seasons correct ?
Well it was still fun watching it again... thank you for the post ! ✌😎
This has to be 1968 because WBKB channel 7 changed call letters to WLS-TV later in 1968.
Sounds like Ed Jordan at the end one of ABC;S great voices
As a youngster, I occasionally watched this show (which was in color, although it appears that this black-and-white kinescope is the only record of this episode that still exists).
Interestinbgly enough, the show was owned by the same man who owned the Colonnade Beach Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida (where it was taped).
I'm not 100% sure, but I thought there were a couple of times during this show's run where instead of husband/wife teams, there were celebrity/contestant teams (maybe to allow single people to be contestants).
May 1968.
Hi! My grandparents were contestants and winners of, I believe, the very last episode of the show, Christmas of 1968. My great-grandfather recorded the audio of the show with a microphone but I have yet to find a video of the episode. I’m not sure where you found this episode but I’d appreciate any help on finding the one my grandparents were in. Thanks!
My guess would be that very few episodes can be found. As I understand it, most game-show episides were "wiped" after being aired once or twice to make the tape available for other uses.
Yes, video tape was expensive. Both NBC and CBS recorded over their tapes of the first Super Bowl that same year (not yet officially called the Super Bowl). So no known video of the whole game exists.
Anyone know how to view other episodes of this show? My parents were on this show in 1967 and I am trying to view their episode.
I was on (and won) this show in 1968. This was before video tape, of course, and I never saw the broadcast. I've looked for the film over the years, including at the TV museums, but have not been successful. If you know of any shows available, please do contact me. Regards.
+Jw Collins Can you work out what day this was broadcast?
My best guess would be the June area of 1967...I think the earlier shows had two couples and later they fielded three couples competing for the big prizes. My time frame was October of '68. J B Tucker, you might recall, was the TV voice for Kraft products (and I think Hoover vaccuum cleaners) back in the day. The setting for the game show was the Colonnades Beach Hotel in Palm Beach Fl., which I think now is a Marriott.
I was also and have never been able to find a film of it. I think I know the broadcast day but that has never helped.
obscure gameshow wonder how long it lasted on the air
The announcer on this show was always referred to as "The Sage." His real name was Bill Templeton.
who sounded like he smoked a carton of cigarettes a day
He could have voiced Mr. Ed.
does anyone know where I can find more episodes of this show? My boyfriend's grandfather was on an episode and we would love to find it to show him!!!
Am certain that one of the reasons they did not continue was partly because of the pokies sticking out on the winning couple's wife. Very visible in her white top. Censors were very strict about such thing in those days.
How about this one? "The Undersea World of John Bartholomew Tucker!" What do you think about that?! Eh?!
My wife and I were on this show in the fall of 1968, we were on our way to the republican convention in Miami and stayed overnight in Palm Beach shores at the Colonnades. we were lucky enough to get on the show while we were there and we won a whole lot of prizes that helped us as newly weds. We too are trying to find the tv film to the show. If anyone knows how to find them please let is know. We are now in our 70's and it's wonderful to see how young everybody was then. Time marches on. OH, by the way one of our bonus prizes was a lot in the Bahamas' located on 'Great Exuma Island. We still have the property. anyone interested in perching it please contact me.
get back to me and we discuss
unless u were protesting the GOP convention...
...fuck you
Looking for a different episode of this show that my parents were on. Are there more episodes that you have?
My mom worked there at that time
WHAT ARE THE RULES
we used to watch this every day. It was great, why didn't it last longer? Was it up against stiff competition?
JBT kinda sounds like Tony Little.
So....was the boat steered by remote control on the opening?
saw this as a young kid,,,,,,,,,,,, how weird and kinda creepy
9:41 "The Dating Game" play off music.
need the complete rules
1:31 Hey, JBT. Try listening to the answer.
I found you JBT.
9:25 "A quadruple Warburton..." "A quintuple Warburton..." I loyally watched this show as a kid. But I don't remember those. Where those if someone got four or five pieces of the puzzle put in place before the turn expired? Why Warburton?
Who is the announcer
Bill Templeton, always referred to as "the Sage."
I need the rules
In that opening stunt, what would have happened had it resulted in unintentionally same-sex kissing?
The ABC intro....so dramatic! And did J.B. Tucker ever accidentally fall into the water? Looks like a boo-boo would be inevitable.
Nowadays, they'd have a hard time trying to find contestants that look decent in a bathing suit or swim trunks. Plus the game was too active. Today they'd need oxygen tanks all around. :D Just think of the lawsuits if someone pulled a muscle or got a scrape.