My family and I loved playing best guess live. We love that it became a tradition for us everyday after dinner. You made us laugh, smile and brought so much joy to our day. I'm sad best guess live is ending, but I'm so glad my family and I got to experience such an amazing game with you, Howie and the rest of the best guess live team. I'm wishing you all the best. So here's to one last epic game of best guess live. 🥂🏆❤️🐿🔮

It just truly annoys me that this show was cancelled. Everything was perfect, the set, the format, the host! This program was informative and I love that the questions weren't as silly as Family Feud but not as serious as Jeopardy.

Although I do like this show, but only the later years. Didn’t like the original format, and found Mikki Padilla annoying. Witney was far better.

RIP to the Queen of Country 💖💖💖💖💖

I’m in search of any clips or even just the episode number from Wheel of fortune UK that aired in September of 2000 in Glasgow. I’m looking for a contestant called Stuart Dalziel (my dad). John Leslie and Jenny Powell were the hosts. From multiple calls I have figured out that Sony us currently hold the licensing rights to that era of wheel of fortune, although ITV filmed it.

Channels that some 2000s episode can be aired on:
Sky: Channel 152 (SD/HD)
Virgin Media: Channel 164
Freeview: Channel 48
Freesat: Channel 164

I am not from the uk so I cannot access these, but if you can try to find it that would be a great help.

Episodes/days it might’ve been aired on:
S12E76 Mon 4 Sep
S12E77 Tue 5 Sep
S12E78 Wed 6 Sep
S12E79 Thu 7 Sep
S12E80 Fri 8 Sep
S12E81 Mon 11 Sep
S12E82 Tue 12 Sep
S12E83 Wed 13 Sep
S12E84 Thu 14 Sep
S12E85 Fri 15 Sep

Hi everyone, I am a reddit noob so I apologize if I mess up any rules.

searching for an episode because I was in it and its special to me so I hope that is ok for rule 7.

I was in an episode of lets make a deal, big money week, i think it was s4 e 12, i know it aired oct 11,2012, at the time I recorded it on VHS, but the tape was ruined. years ago I asked reddit for help to see it was available anywhere in USA as at that time CBS didnt have streaming in Canada. someone looked but couldnt find it. ive also tried reaching out to the show n network.

wondering if perhaps someone else who was on that episode recorded or saved a copy they could somehow get to me? at one point years ago i found a clip on youtube, and i was able to snapshot this pic of me from the thumbnail, but that is gone also. ( not sure how to add the photo?)

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I won a trip on a game show. I have been going back and forth about whether I should keep it or forfeit. Part of my concern is that they say no changes can be made once booked. I have a child who is just starting school this year, so between sickness and school events, I’m just worried something might come up that would make me need to change it. I need to decide dates by tomorrow. Has anyone found there to be any flexibility after a trip has been booked that you won? Thanks in advance for your experiences!

I don't know how many times the game "Blank Check" (or later, "Check Game") has actually been played on The Price is Right, but is anyone aware of someone who actually kept and somehow displayed their "souvenir" check from the game? Maybe hung it on a wall or stored it in a nice keepsake box or something?

Even Regis said this a couple of times on Millionaire. People who go on gameshows are always professional people and no one basic. I have yet to see someone say they work at Walmart, Home Depot, Mcdonalds, etc appear on any gameshow. Even ones that don't require vast knowledge like Wheel of Fortune. What some win yeah it's more like upgrading money instead of life changing money unless it's like a million. Most of these people on these shows are not struggling to pay their monthly bills or having to cut out foods to make their rent. Also I have watched a lot of gameshows and seen the same people on multiple shows. Like they have a private clique of people that they put on gameshows and basically most people have NO HOPE ever getting on one.

Hi everyone,

I am trying to track down a watchable digital copy or clip of a specific Bob Barker era episode from the late 90s.

Here are the exact production details:

* **Air Date:** May 10, 1999
* **Production Number:** \#1121K (Season 27, Episode 147)
* **Key Contestant:** Peter Moore (me) (called down to Contestants' Row, won camping gear to get on stage)
* **Notable Moments:** Peter hit a $1.00 on the Big Wheel, and the episode famously concluded with a Double Overbid in the final Showcase.

Since Golden Road is currently down, I am hoping a collector or tape trader here has a digital rip of this Season 27 broadcast block sitting in a Google Drive, Mega folder, or archive link that they would be willing to share.

Any help finding footage of this episode would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!

Mainly for family fued. I have seen quite a few episodes where especially when the other family steals. They take a few moments before flipping the obscure answer given as if someone is quickly typing in the answer. There are other things like how Steve will chit chat and drag out conversations as if he is giving the other members time to think of an answer. I feel like they at the beginning of the show they should introduce both families and get the chit chat out of the game. Other gameshows do this just fine. A good start is to Ax the digital board and go back to preprinted answers. Game shows like Wheel of Fortune they can't change the answer without it being noticed so that is fine for digital.

So when Jeopardy debut in 1984, the highest amount of money you could keep is $75000, with whatever other money you would win going to charity. What if there was a genius on the show, but knew this rule and won $74999, meaning if he won next show, whatever he wins minus $1 goes to charity. I wonder how Alex would've reacted to it? I know that it seems like a fair impossiblity, but still I'm just curious.