If you want to get even with your low-down friends who treated you rotten to the core, give a big party, serve nothing but beer, and lock the bathroom door! The last poem from the Poet Laureate of Television.
Yep....In my mind, not just Name that Tune is his best, but Break the Bank was his second best, cause the show was #3 in ratings on network daytime TV.
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Jamie Farr only hosted one pilot game show called, "Oddball".
Nice to see the picture of JoAnne Worley and Paul Lynde on Baffle.
The episode in question is at the UCLA TV Archive, from April 5, 1974.
Danny
Can you please tell me why John Mochitta did not Announce this episode?
Probably busy voicing Blurr.
I believe this was Nipsey's first game show appearance since CLark Pyramid 15 years earlier, and also his final TV appearance.
He hosted Juvenile Jury '82, Star Words (pilot), Jackpot '84 (pilot), and Your Number's Up.
If you want to get even with your low-down friends
who treated you rotten to the core,
give a big party, serve nothing but beer,
and lock the bathroom door!
The last poem from the Poet Laureate of Television.
Poor Tom he has been bombarded with musical questions all week. Even though he hosted other game shows.
Body Language and Password Plus, for example
Yep....In my mind, not just Name that Tune is his best, but Break the Bank was his second best, cause the show was #3 in ratings on network daytime TV.
@thejazzenigma
Out of curiousity, what kind of game show was Baffle? Was it a puzzle show?
@jwgreek8606
Body Language and a version of the Price is Right for example.
Plus: Split Second, You Don't Say, Whew!, Password Plus, and Wordplay.
So, I think you meant 1973.
Uh, Baffle was cancelled on March 29, 1974.