Fortune Hunters|Full Game Show Pilot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2023
- Another attempt from the wonderful Jay Wolpert. This time you have to find the faker to win over $5000 in prizes!
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You've got to admit, Jay Wolpert always was thinking outdide the box when creating game shows.
I agree. He had some surprising results with some of the must complicated formats.
The closing song is “Far From Over” by Frank Stallone.
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!! I literally screamed in my car when I saw this! I’ve been wanting to see the full pilot of this for ages since I saw the snippet on Robert Hanley’s page. I’m a big fan of Jay Wolpert-he is a genius. Wink and co., you’ve outdone yourself and thank you bunches for these surprises!!!
For future commenters, this video was titled "SURPRISE" before it Premiered - that's why you're seeing random guesses beforehand.
OK!!!!!
Thanks for sharing that tidbit of information! You are amazing!
Thanks loads. Wink and crew! If you’re fielding requests, I’d love to see the pilot of Geoff Edwards’ Treasure Hunt. I’ve heard it had a quiz segment how Jan Murray’s did.
WHOA!!
Who would have figured the classic "Nine To Five" score would ever have made its way to a game show?
Thank you so much Wink! So many amazing shows and pilots so quickly. These are a joy to watch.
We've got Bob & Carol, but where's Ted & Alice?
I don't know why I recognized this but the background music for the show was also used in the movie 9 to 5 from 1980
I think would’ve been a big hit. I would’ve tuned in every day to this
Me too! I can't imagine why it wasn't picked up!
I love the end game, where two players playing on the same board with secret knowledge. The front game was great, too - a really clever twist on general knowledge, and good writing for some clever questions.
But the structure probably killed it. Production choosing a player to go straight to the end game was almost for certain going to get nixed by S&P.
Maybe that's so at the time this was produced, but shows like The Mole, Dirty Rotten Cheater and The Hustler have broken that mold.
I would probably add these rules:
1) If a player correctly identifies the Faker but is not the winner, that player receives $250 cash, so even though a player is essentially out, there is still incentive to try for the right answer;
2) If neither of the three other players identify the Faker, the Faker plays the Photo Finish round solo, winning the $10,000 for ten right answers;
3) If all three players correctly identify the Faker, the Faker is out of the game and the first two players to identify the Faker advance to the Photo Finish.
Wow, this 1983 Fortune Hunters game show pilot was super magnificent!!
Please let it be one of the rare Price Is Right episodes from the seventh season. 🙏💲
Why is the 7th season so rare?
I like this Pilot. I do not know why it was not picked up. I watched this pilot 3 times.
This was actually pretty good, shame it didn’t get picked up. The “Photo Finish” end game was much better here than the one by the same name used in the Fast Friends pilot.
If you watch the Movie 9 to 5 you'll hear the same music that was used here when they show the clues and then decide weather to freeze. It's when Lily Tomlin steals the body from the hospital.
Cartoon detective was cute. Pre-Roger Rabbit stuff.
A show that was a little too complex to become a series. Gotta keep it simple if it's going to have a long run.
oh look it’s “far from over” by frank stallone again.
in all seriousness I think this pilot is way too cartoony. maybe that was Wolpert’s jam back then but it might have played a factor in why it didn’t get picked up. wasn’t he also pitching “Duel in the Daytime” to NBC around this time too?
There were a lot of good pilots by Jay Wolpert and Bob Stewart made that didn't pick up. Those all could've been hits. They just couldn't compete against the big names like Goodson & Todman, Barry & Enright, Reg Grundy, and Chuck Berris.
Winkster, you’ve done it again. Thank you, thank you, & THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!😅
Frank Stallone-Far From Over
Tic Tac Dough pilot???
Interesting concept for a game show, and very unusual. But I preferred the short-lived Blackout by Jay Wolpert.
A nother one sweet
I love Wolpert’s question writing, not to mention his pirate movies. The faker doesn’t really fake anything. It’s not like “The Enemy Within,” where they have to act. This game would be the same if the four parts of each clue were mounted above, say, treasure chests.
Wow, what a great show! I see a few things that could have tightened up the production, but given that this was a pilot, I give it a solid A-.... Why this wasn't ever picked up? I think that the networks at the time, as well as the buyers of the indies (if this was being sold into syndication) all seemed to have it out for Mr. Wolpert... Which is a crying shame. I don't think that you could easily rework this for a 2023 audience, but it would have been a hit back in the early 80's for sure.
price is right pilot lol i hope
This show would’ve been a potential replacement for “Tattletales” but was passed over for “Body Language”.
the front game was a joy, solid concept and execution. the bonus game is not nearly as good a concept, and doesn't really cohere with the front. might work as a side game as part of a different show.
Now I know the the opening/recap music is stock music, but what is the name of it and what company produced it?
Had this gone to series, here's who I think should've announced: either Bob Hilton or Rod Roddy.
Wonder what happens if they all missed the faker
Do tou KNOW HOW MUCH I've been wanting to se this??? A million thank you's Wink!
nice
Without a doubt, the main game was the unofficial inspiration for Dirty Rotten Cheater.
And the BBC's Enemy Within.
a very fun game
My mom made 382 phone calls in a week.
The Sound is Echoing in the background
Yep.
LOL!
The music is from “Clue!” the movie by John Morris.
It's actually from the movie 9 to 5
The music going to and from breaks is Frank Stallone's "Far Fro Over".
This was taped in 1983. Clue was released in 1985.
What could it be??? Playing it close to the vest...no clues...gonna have to wait until I take care of my to-do list after work...
Was it taped at NBC Studios, Burbank??
Studio 33 AKA Bob Barker Studio
No, this was at CBS Television City.
@@LeoVargas94Oficial You can tell by the footprint of the stage, contestants row.
@@pineyforkpress In that case, a possible fill-in of the tech staff:
Associate Director ELLIS TONEY
Production Supervisor PATRICIA WALKER
Lighting Director TONY CESTARE
Technical Director HARRY TATARIAN
Audio BOB MARENCOVICH
Video CARL WORFOLK
Videotape Editor BOB BERNSTEIN
Set Decorator JAY GARVIN
Stage Managers WILLIE DAHL, JOHN SGUEGLIA
I could've sworn the faker was bob
Another surprise? Let's hope it's Wink' last TTD (complete):)
His last TTD is on TH-cam already
@@vinniemystery563 OK!!!!!!
Is that you Bob Haut who helped his wife winning the million dollar prize in 1987?
It sure is!
Was this passed for press your luck?
I doubt it seeing as it was shot in December, 1983. Press Your Luck was already on the air then. It likely was a potential replacement for Tattletales.
Isn't the theme song the same one used on Blackout 5yrs later?
Blackout pilot, I think. It would also be the pilot for Fast Friends a year later.
Welp...
The just-revealed contents of the former surprise...
What can I say? This game show is Among Us, DECADES before that computer game was a thing! XD
Who is this host? Bob WHO?
Also, I wish to see the pilot of Tic Tac Dough from 1976 or 1977, which I think was hosted by Jack Barry. And the second 1989 pilot to the Joker's Wild with Pat Finn. Plus the 1989 pilot to Quiz Kids Challenge, the 1987 pilot to The All-New Liar's Club, the 1979 pilot for The Letter Machine, the precursor to $1 Million Chance Of A Lifetime, the 1971 pilot for The Joker's Wild with Jack Barry with a 3-player format, the 1983 pilot for The All-New Let's Make A Deal with Monty Hall, the 1984 pilot for Catch Phrase, and finally, the 1985 pilot for Strike It Rich.
Bob Hanley. I'd seen small clips of this pilot before Wink uploaded the full one (they were actually on the host's YT channel).
Too complicated.
Who is the host?
Bob Henley
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OK!!!!!!
I don't think this would've lasted long. Too much explanation stuff.
That's the concept of a game show pilot. To explain the rules of the game.
i think the animation intro hurts the chance of a series. its too out of place and silly.
Whew!
That's, basically, every game show produced by Jay Wolpert.