*@Jim Kason* You guys were *terrific!!* Btw, there's another episode from this week where Barbara Feldon said you stopped her outside the studio, and gave her a rose after she won you the $10,000... Is that true? 🙂🙂🙂
Happy 50th Anniversary to the Pyramid Game Show Franchise. It was today when the very first episode of The $10,000 Pyramid Premiered Half a Century ago, also the pilot episode of The Young and the Restless aired on the exact same day on the exact same network, CBS.
Hand gestures were technically permitted on the Winner’s Circle in the show’s original run on CBS from 1973 to 1974 but contestants were warned about not using them prior to the start of the round. The restriction banning the use of hand gestures in the bonus round became codified when the show moved to ABC.
Amazed on the first subject in the second round, Dick clearly told John and his partner the subject was to describe "things that give instructions" and when John described Stewardess, the player said "coffee, tea or milk". You would think someone her age would know that neither coffee, tea or milk give instructions. She must have been nervous.
Everyone is told how to play before taping, they even practiced on some shows. It's just when you're on stage, the audience and "being on TV" feeling get to you.
That's Me on the show ! ( Was I ever That young?) Boy, what fun,..and a thrill to win. Barbara Feldon and I were really on the same wave length !
Very cool!
*@Jim Kason* You guys were *terrific!!* Btw, there's another episode from this week where Barbara Feldon said you stopped her outside the studio, and gave her a rose after she won you the $10,000... Is that true? 🙂🙂🙂
You two did such a great job. My deepest congratulations.
Getting a perfect 7 in these early episodes was a hard thing
I love the stage hand slipping in behind the board at the start of the second round.
I love how they allowed hand gestures back then lol
Happy 50th Anniversary to the Pyramid Game Show Franchise. It was today when the very first episode of The $10,000 Pyramid Premiered Half a Century ago, also the pilot episode of The Young and the Restless aired on the exact same day on the exact same network, CBS.
The "things that break" part was shown on the game show part of "CBS at 50 Television City" with Bob Barker.
Hand gestures were technically permitted on the Winner’s Circle in the show’s original run on CBS from 1973 to 1974 but contestants were warned about not using them prior to the start of the round. The restriction banning the use of hand gestures in the bonus round became codified when the show moved to ABC.
50 years ago!!
John Shuck back in the days was a scrawny guy! But his voice was still so epic!
Amazed on the first subject in the second round, Dick clearly told John and his partner the subject was to describe "things that give instructions" and when John described Stewardess, the player said "coffee, tea or milk". You would think someone her age would know that neither coffee, tea or milk give instructions. She must have been nervous.
I thought you could not use your hands in the winners circle?!
Dang, now a days the contestants get most of the clues.
These old shows are fun!
Probably because it's easier and the pressure is not as extreme.
How cool I've seen the clip of this Barbara had won the guy the Money a long time ago but never the full show.
She was a drama queen.
2 pyramid versions were on CBS!
Three. This one, new $25K and $100K
@@chrismc410 $100,000 was shot at CBS but shown in syndication
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Who’s the stage hand behind the subject board before the second round ?
Joel Gray
Who is the celebrity in the first flashback?
Joel Grey, Tony Randall, Jo Ann Worley, Lucy Arnaz, Anita Gillette
Do you have the episode that aired November 5th 1973
I have all 14 episodes that GSN aired from CBS.
@@samturner64 What about the Rayburn/ Crane episode which is the last episode to be taped in Hollywood at studio 31 which aired on the 30th
There were only 15 CBS Hollywood episodes, none of them had Gene and Judy.
@@samturner64 they did November 1st and 5th
Was still on CBS or did it move to ABC?
CBS Hollywood
@@samturner64 Moved to ABC in May of 74
Not to embarrass you, but read the top of the screen
These shows reveal how the lack of explanation skills can make one look conservatively foolish.
Everyone is told how to play before taping, they even practiced on some shows. It's just when you're on stage, the audience and "being on TV" feeling get to you.
I remember when contestants had to get 8.