This isn't the full version of the pilot they did in Australia. It is a sneak peak. I Edited out a lot to keep it under 10 minutes. Thank you for your insight about the Classic Concentration in the U.S. I thought it was a great game and enjoyed being a contestant!
I think they should have made the rules for the bonus round simpler: Get all 7 matches, win all 8 prizes. Don't get all 7, keep one of the prizes that you matched. +lastnetwork3 NOT everyone wants to win a car. Some folks may prefer other prizes over cars.
I think U,.S. contestants would've LOVED to have had this format (in the last version of the show that aired in America, contestants who made it to the bonus round had a base time of 35 seconds to make 7 matches +5 seconds for every time it wasn't won in the base time (I think I saw a clip once where someone ended up with 1 minute and 15 seconds (75 seconds)
I bet this is Australia for this Concentration episode.Host didnt have to criticize the male contestant.saying "not close enough, he was close best,Patrick didnt deserve that disrespect from that host.Love when the man wins,bot the woman.
Martin Moore sorry Martin I have not got the full episode but it would be great to watch. I know one of the other contestants had been on Sale of the Century and was more experienced at playing these games shows than I was.
Not if you don't want to risk winning nothing. This bonus round would have been better like this: Make all seven matches within the time limit: Win all eight prizes. Lose: Keep the last prize correctly matched.
Just noticed that the timer on the bonus round sounds like the count down timer from the late Dick Clark of The $100,000,25,000 Pyramid from 1980's.
It is. AND it's currently used in Michael Strahan's "The $100,000 Pyramid" on ABC.
@@Rlotpir1972 And other game shows too, like $ale of the Century.
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The computer graphics look like the Classic Concentration graphics from a decade ago.
This isn't the full version of the pilot they did in Australia. It is a sneak peak. I Edited out a lot to keep it under 10 minutes.
Thank you for your insight about the Classic Concentration in the U.S. I thought it was a great game and enjoyed being a contestant!
I hope you'll find the full entire episode.
Martin Moore I have not got the full episode - sorry Martin.
@@SusanneCampbell91 it's ok.
Very cool of you to post this.
In the bonus round from the American show that aired from 1987-1991, the clock started at 35 seconds and went up by 5 seconds each time it wasn't won.
I think they should have made the rules for the bonus round simpler: Get all 7 matches, win all 8 prizes. Don't get all 7, keep one of the prizes that you matched.
+lastnetwork3
NOT everyone wants to win a car. Some folks may prefer other prizes over cars.
The clock sound used in the endgame was borrowed from The $25,000 Pyramid and the U.S. version of Century
Observation: The "you missed it" sounder reminds me of of the TPIR "loser horns."
9:01 - The operator fell asleep at the control board there.
They had to rent the rights from General Electric who owned and operated NBC Universal at that time.
1:47 - I think those squares looked way out of date, even by 1990s standards.
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I think U,.S. contestants would've LOVED to have had this format (in the last version of the show that aired in America, contestants who made it to the bonus round had a base time of 35 seconds to make 7 matches +5 seconds for every time it wasn't won in the base time (I think I saw a clip once where someone ended up with 1 minute and 15 seconds (75 seconds)
Me thinks it should cap at 60
i remember this show's timeslot was clashed with Catch phrase (hosted by John Burgress) on channel 9, so i never do to watch Concentration
I bet this is Australia for this Concentration episode.Host didnt have to criticize the male contestant.saying "not close enough, he was close best,Patrick didnt deserve that disrespect from that host.Love when the man wins,bot the woman.
About the time limit-- I think you can upload up to 15 minutes now.
Thanks for sharing. As it was a pilot, I didn't get to keep my prizes... Which was disappointing.
A rebus with this solution was used in a 1985 pilot for a US version of COncentration.
Did you get the full episode yet?
Martin Moore sorry Martin I have not got the full episode but it would be great to watch. I know one of the other contestants had been on Sale of the Century and was more experienced at playing these games shows than I was.
@@SusanneCampbell91 i understand.
Well, thanks anyway.
Stay safe.
Bonus round strategy: save the car for last.
Not if you don't want to risk winning nothing.
This bonus round would have been better like this:
Make all seven matches within the time limit: Win all eight prizes.
Lose: Keep the last prize correctly matched.
Hewlett Pack-ard .. :)
Since this was a pilot, I assume that you didn't actually get your prizes. right?
Tubewings correct 😢 played it and was over the moon that I won but sadly no prizes for me being a pilot
Steve Ryan's (Classic Concentration) rebus is much better designed.
I Didn't see any WILD! Cards.
Once she knew where the car was, she should have just held that to the last and she could have won it.
And risk winning nothing? Nonsense.
You can see the look on her face, basically "OH NO I wasted it."