@@Kitty-lz2ecKitty you were awesome on Name That Tune. This golden medley final was as close as you can get. Eventhough you didn't win the $100K, you sure are a champion in all of our hearts. Great show it was Name That Tune. I am glad that a lot of people remember this show to this day. Tom Kennedy would be smiling up above knowing that this show is still going strong.
You knew the tune but rang in a nanosecond or two too late and then you and Michael would’ve gone to a one-tune playoff and whichever one of you gave the correct title to that tune would’ve won and of course in those situations you cannot win by default. You have to come up with the correct title. That was so close
I like how Tom Kennedy get on him a little bit for messing up the song. Tom Kennedy is a great game show host but he will set the contestant straight if he has to. LOL. His brother Jack Narz was the same way. Tom has a sense of humor on this episode.
Name That Tune is one of the all-time classic shows from the game show era. It's fast-paced, fun, and you use your brain for more than just saying "big bucks, big bucks, no whammies, no whammies, STOP!" Deal or no Deal is too slow and plodding. I don't like how Steve Harvey mocks and makes fun of contestants on Family Feud. Something about hearing a Howie Mandell tell the ladies to open the case or an Alfonso Ribeira saying, "deal the cards" seems masochistic and degrading to the ladies. Compare to Regis or even a Meredith Viera on who wants to be a millionaire, or Richard Dawson's Family Feud-or even a Jon O'Hurley and you can see who has class and belongs as host-and who does not. You want examples, Dick Clark, Geoff Edwards, Jim Peck, Jim Lang, Bob Barker, Monte Hall, Gene Rayburn, and even Jack Barry on "The Joker's Wild" heck Jack Clark (Dealer's Choice, Cross Wits) and there is a fantastic era of intelligent, fun television just waiting to be rebooted and it will be an absolute gold mine for ratings and fun for viewers (Sorry, I almost forgot Alex Trebek, RIP, Sir and thanks for the memories!!!).
Steve Blaugh It's great you remembered at the last second. 2020 has been tough on game show emcees. First, it was Tom Kennedy (93) and then, Alex Trebek (80). As for Wink Martindale, Bob Barker, Peter Marshall and Pat Sajak, they're the last ones left! Life goes on....
@@meyerj75 I think Bob Eubanks is still among us. I never knew he hosted Card Sharks. I never much cared for Jim Perry and loved Bob on that show, when I saw reruns on GSN. Yes, I go back to the days of Money Maze (Nick Clooney) and the Big Showdown (Jim Peck) back-to-back on ABC. I think the first game show I ever saw was when our family would watch Beat the Clock with Bud Collier hosting, and Let's Make a Deal with Monte Hall. That was so much fun!
@@steveblaugh2180 Oh, I completely forgot about Bob Eubanks! He too is still around. My bad. So was Nick Clooney, Jim Peck, and although he only hosted that one game show "Face The Music", Ron (Tarzan) Ely who by the time of posting is 82 and has recently survived a stroke though he's still recovering (not even near 100%) and is confined to a wheelchair.
My bad for twice forgetting Alan Ludden and Bert Convy who hosted a later variant of the Password games, the one with the big round requiring the contestant to correctly guess ten pass words in one minute to win five grand, which was a lot of money back in the day, and sometimes it was more than a new car such as the Chevy Vega they gave to contestants on name that tune and I think concentration with Jack Narz. Loved Jack Clark on Cross Wits and Dealer's Choice-that was a VERY exciting show that should have lasted much longer! Dealer's Choice still has a show or two on you tube if you want to check it out. Oh yes! Bill Cullen!! That guy was great on everything he did as was Chuck Woolery (Wheel of Fortune; Lingo; Scrabble; Love Connection and, I think Winning Streak so that game show era was really a fun time for daytime television and how they ever gave up the games and decided to run soaps instead is something I'll never understand, except that maybe the high divorce rate, women's lib and the general breakup of the traditional nuclear family probably were more relatable to many people going through al of that stuff in their own lives but really, who wants to watch more of it on TV when real life is going to pot...
Loved Alex on high Rollers and Classic Concentration. He was an absolute professional and seemed to really love what he did and it goes without saying that Tom Kennedy is a game show legend! My Aunt loved watching him on Split Second and at home on winter mornings for Christmas break and a driving snow storm outside it was a great introduction to game shows and I became instantly hooked!
Watching "old" TV shows with my young daughter to show her how things "used to be" ... Caught this show, then saw the little video of you playing musical chairs. Wow. What a wonderful life you have had. We wonder if it turned out the way you wanted it to in the game show... I did notice that at the very end, you seemed to hit the buzzer on time but then they just ended the game, but now see your comment about the edit. Interesting. Well, thank you for sharing this and all the best.
Wow Kitty, so knowledgeable on music, and so quick. I would have bet money you would win the 100k. :( I too know the majority of those songs, and am very song title knowledgeable, but I am not half as quick at getting that title out of my head, and would have probably froze on stage anyway. lol I do wish you had won, great vlog, stay safe.
Thanks for posting this it was sure exciting to watch. That final was sure close. I thought you beat the final buzzer. How did the catering company work out for you and your husband ? I work for one here where I live. We you on any other game shows ?
Oh my, Tom, you spun Melody Roulette so hard in Kitty's first episode, one of those "prize" placards fell off the outer wheel. By the by Kitty, as KABC-TV in LA aired 'Tune, so did sister station WABC-TV in New York.
this is so cool :D i'm actually trying to find an ep that i found the name of a certain tune that was tuck in my head some time ago but could only hum the notes i knew :D plus the people were like moving to the beat and its like oo what is this? this sounds really cool XD
That 2nd Golden Medley Showdown is especially impressive. Ten tunes named in 30 seconds, or 16 total between both you and Ed... amazing. And that last round with Michael was a good one. Always a close game there.
No one didn't mention that the song was "Love to Love You Baby" by Donna Summer. It doesn't come any closer than that amazing finish in the 1980 version of Name That Tune!
Wowsers! This was a very emotional series for me. I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1978, but I never knew that this series aired at that time until now. In Cleveland, Ohio, the show would air on WEWS-TV 5. The drama, comedy and music make me very emotional in different ways. The name Kitty is very cute. And you were a very strong contestant with a lot of knowledge in music. Your facial expressions while bidding on Bid-A-Note were hilarious. But the competition in the $100,000 finals was very close. I was hoping that you would win, but you lost by one tune over Michael Coyte! Yet, you played a very tremendously wonderful game. I wish you the very best. Th-th-th-that's all Folks!
Looks to be 1980-81 season as Funky Town was not a hit until the SPring of 1980. Love to Love you Baby by Donna SUmmer IIRC was the song played but not named and not IDed after., The first episode airdate on KABC is 4/25/81 as they say Daylight Savings Time starts "tomorrow morning" and NTT aired on Saturday nights on that station that season, until it moved to Sunday nights later in 1981 as the voiceover said in the last episode.
Zach Horan Actually I DID NAME THE SONG CORRECTLY AND THEY EDITED IT OUT. They asked me to name it after the clock had expired and I named it. They bought 2 chairs in and we sat for 30 min while they replayed the tape over and over. When they came back in they kept apologizing to me and you can here part of it at the end... the audience was angry... I was just glad it was over!
This is for Tom Kennedy-we miss you old buddy.
Liked him also on split second, you don't say, and break the bank or one for the money IIRC
@@steveblaugh2180 he was also on password plus and another gameshow that I just can't think of.
I was so hoping you'd get the $100k.
Kitty, Can you upload another Name That Tune With Tom Kennedy From 1980 , 1:13:48?
Kitty-thank you for sharing this with us. That Golden Medley Final was about as good as game shows get.
Travis Eberle IT WAS THE END OF A JOURNEY THAT STARTED WITH A DREAM TRAVIS!😀
@@Kitty-lz2ecKitty you were awesome on Name That Tune. This golden medley final was as close as you can get. Eventhough you didn't win the $100K, you sure are a champion in all of our hearts. Great show it was Name That Tune. I am glad that a lot of people remember this show to this day. Tom Kennedy would be smiling up above knowing that this show is still going strong.
You knew the tune but rang in a nanosecond or two too late and then you and Michael would’ve gone to a one-tune playoff and whichever one of you gave the correct title to that tune would’ve won and of course in those situations you cannot win by default. You have to come up with the correct title. That was so close
I like how Tom Kennedy get on him a little bit for messing up the song. Tom Kennedy is a great game show host but he will set the contestant straight if he has to. LOL. His brother Jack Narz was the same way. Tom has a sense of humor on this episode.
You did fantastic! I could never think that fast in front of an audience. I would probably get nervous and freeze.
Rupert Holmes called tge song "Escape" but was asked to change it since all the record shoppers called it by its other name.
The announcer called Tom, Bob WTF ?
Name That Tune is one of the all-time classic shows from the game show era. It's fast-paced, fun, and you use your brain for more than just saying "big bucks, big bucks, no whammies, no whammies, STOP!" Deal or no Deal is too slow and plodding. I don't like how Steve Harvey mocks and makes fun of contestants on Family Feud. Something about hearing a Howie Mandell tell the ladies to open the case or an Alfonso Ribeira saying, "deal the cards" seems masochistic and degrading to the ladies. Compare to Regis or even a Meredith Viera on who wants to be a millionaire, or Richard Dawson's Family Feud-or even a Jon O'Hurley and you can see who has class and belongs as host-and who does not. You want examples, Dick Clark, Geoff Edwards, Jim Peck, Jim Lang, Bob Barker, Monte Hall, Gene Rayburn, and even
Jack Barry on "The Joker's Wild" heck Jack Clark (Dealer's Choice, Cross Wits) and there is a fantastic era of intelligent, fun television just waiting to be rebooted and it will be an absolute gold mine for ratings and fun for viewers (Sorry, I almost forgot Alex Trebek, RIP, Sir and thanks for the memories!!!).
Steve Blaugh It's great you remembered at the last second. 2020 has been tough on game show emcees. First, it was Tom Kennedy (93) and then, Alex Trebek (80). As for Wink Martindale, Bob Barker, Peter Marshall and Pat Sajak, they're the last ones left! Life goes on....
@@meyerj75 I think Bob Eubanks is still among us. I never knew he hosted Card Sharks. I never much cared for Jim Perry and loved Bob on that show, when I saw reruns on GSN. Yes, I go back to the days of Money Maze (Nick Clooney) and the Big Showdown (Jim Peck) back-to-back on ABC. I think the first game show I ever saw was when our family would watch Beat the Clock with Bud Collier hosting, and Let's Make a Deal with Monte Hall. That was so much fun!
@@steveblaugh2180 Oh, I completely forgot about Bob Eubanks! He too is still around. My bad. So was Nick Clooney, Jim Peck, and although he only hosted that one game show "Face The Music", Ron (Tarzan) Ely who by the time of posting is 82 and has recently survived a stroke though he's still recovering (not even near 100%) and is confined to a wheelchair.
My bad for twice forgetting Alan Ludden and Bert Convy who hosted a later variant of the Password games, the one with the big round requiring the contestant to correctly guess ten pass words in one minute to win five grand, which was a lot of money back in the day, and sometimes it was more than a new car such as the Chevy Vega they gave to contestants on name that tune and I think concentration with Jack Narz. Loved Jack Clark on Cross Wits and Dealer's Choice-that was a VERY exciting show that should have lasted much longer! Dealer's Choice still has a show or two on you tube if you want to check it out. Oh yes! Bill Cullen!! That guy was great on everything he did as was Chuck Woolery (Wheel of Fortune; Lingo; Scrabble; Love Connection and, I think Winning Streak so that game show era was really a fun time for daytime television and how they ever gave up the games and decided to run soaps instead is something I'll never understand, except that maybe the high divorce rate, women's lib and the general breakup of the traditional nuclear family probably were more relatable to many people going through al of that stuff in their own lives but really, who wants to watch more of it on TV when real life is going to pot...
Loved Alex on high Rollers and Classic Concentration. He was an absolute professional and seemed to really love what he did and it goes without saying that Tom Kennedy is a game show legend! My Aunt loved watching him on Split Second and at home on winter mornings for Christmas break and a driving snow storm outside it was a great introduction to game shows and I became instantly hooked!
Kitty, Did you choose the Piano or the Organ?
Reminiscing the past brings a lot of smiles...😊😊😊
Watching "old" TV shows with my young daughter to show her how things "used to be" ... Caught this show, then saw the little video of you playing musical chairs. Wow. What a wonderful life you have had. We wonder if it turned out the way you wanted it to in the game show...
I did notice that at the very end, you seemed to hit the buzzer on time but then they just ended the game, but now see your comment about the edit. Interesting. Well, thank you for sharing this and all the best.
Kitty was so happy at 30:25 BLESS THE BEAST AND THE CHILDEN.
So cute, but please respell children correctly!
Wow Kitty, so knowledgeable on music, and so quick. I would have bet money you would win the 100k. :( I too know the majority of those songs, and am very song title knowledgeable, but I am not half as quick at getting that title out of my head, and would have probably froze on stage anyway. lol I do wish you had won, great vlog, stay safe.
Love this my Wow 😍💜💜💜💜✨!!
I googled Dr Marfino...very intresting reading....He passed away in 2011
RIP Dr. Marfino. Where's Robin these days? She wasn't mentioned in the obituary. She was a cutie!
Thanks for posting this it was sure exciting to watch. That final was sure close. I thought you beat the final buzzer. How did the catering company work out for you and your husband ? I work for one here where I live. We you on any other game shows ?
Prop malfunction at 5:05
I love this game show I use to watch it when I was young.
Oh my, Tom, you spun Melody Roulette so hard in Kitty's first episode, one of those "prize" placards fell off the outer wheel. By the by Kitty, as KABC-TV in LA aired 'Tune, so did sister station WABC-TV in New York.
And KTRK - another ABC affiliate in Houston, TX.
It was on WABC-TV (channel 7) in 1980 and then returned in 1984 with Jim Lange.
Kitty you did awesome job on Name That Tune. I have to say the Golden Medley Showdown against Ed was awesome
Dreams came true and they happened to you. I hope you and Tony and continuing your journey today and got to do so much.
Not a big fan of the 2-player Golden Medley, more effective as a solo contestant's bonus round.
this is so cool :D i'm actually trying to find an ep that i found the name of a certain tune that was tuck in my head some time ago but could only hum the notes i knew :D plus the people were like moving to the beat and its like oo what is this? this sounds really cool XD
This was a absolute joy to watch! Kitty you did a awesome job!!
So kitty, the road to the finals lasted, 12 weeks? You are good at this game by the way.
rodney1279 Thank you Rodney!
Kitty, Can you upload more Name That Tune Finals With Tom Kennedy?
Terry Kesseetkessee yes
@@Kitty-lz2ec Please?
@@captainwhackencracker4589 I wish I had more…
Kitty, Do you Have another full Episode of The $100,000 Name That Tune with Tom Kennedy?
I just saw this for the first time. I thought Kitty was going to win it all. At least she won over $22000 in cash and prizes and a car.
That 2nd Golden Medley Showdown is especially impressive. Ten tunes named in 30 seconds, or 16 total between both you and Ed... amazing. And that last round with Michael was a good one. Always a close game there.
Now that was quite an evolution!
What year was this?
@ 1:12:07 it says © Copyright 1980
I wanted you to win Kitty so badly, you were destroying em.. :) You were both wonderful contestants to watch and thanks for sharing.
i remember that show way back then
No one didn't mention that the song was "Love to Love You Baby" by Donna Summer. It doesn't come any closer than that amazing finish in the 1980 version of Name That Tune!
“Love To Love You Baby” was the last tune as the timer ran out.
micheal was in that 100,000 tournement in 1984
Ed was cool!
When he called you "Janice" i laughed so hard, soda came out of my nose.
Thanks for sharing Kitty!
Brian James 😀
Wowsers! This was a very emotional series for me. I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1978, but I never knew that this series aired at that time until now. In Cleveland, Ohio, the show would air on WEWS-TV 5. The drama, comedy and music make me very emotional in different ways.
The name Kitty is very cute. And you were a very strong contestant with a lot of knowledge in music. Your facial expressions while bidding on Bid-A-Note were hilarious. But the competition in the $100,000 finals was very close. I was hoping that you would win, but you lost by one tune over Michael Coyte! Yet, you played a very tremendously wonderful game. I wish you the very best. Th-th-th-that's all Folks!
Bunny44109 THANK YOU!
Mate, if you had said "Love To Love Ya Baby", you would've tied Mike Coyte and gone to a sudden-death playoff. If only YOU woulda said it!
nice kitty! any idea where michael is now/
H Jon Not a clue!..
Oh wait...I know...Safe At Home!😷
Looks to be 1980-81 season as Funky Town was not a hit until the SPring of 1980. Love to Love you Baby by Donna SUmmer IIRC was the song played but not named and not IDed after., The first episode airdate on KABC is 4/25/81 as they say Daylight Savings Time starts "tomorrow morning" and NTT aired on Saturday nights on that station that season, until it moved to Sunday nights later in 1981 as the voiceover said in the last episode.
Zach Horan Actually I DID NAME THE SONG CORRECTLY AND THEY EDITED IT OUT. They asked me to name it after the clock had expired and I named it.
They bought 2 chairs in and we sat for 30 min while they replayed the tape over and over. When they came back in they kept apologizing to me and you can here part of it at the end... the audience was angry... I was just glad it was over!
@@Kitty-lz2ec Yeah you can totally see the edit! Great job and thanx for the upload!
Honestly, that airdate means the final episode here could've well been the last episode of the Kennedy era.
@@Kitty-lz2ec And they didn't even bother to say "Portions of the program not affecting the outcome of the game have been edited" in the end credits!
Jonathan Allen I never even thought about that till now... but your right!!!
Kitty is so cute