WARNING:
I'll do any suggested trade, as long as money is not involved. I only trade tapes for tapes. Trading tapes for money is in violation of copyright laws and I won't have any of that.

Enough legal stuff, on to the collection! And if you'd like to trade, e-mail me!

Thanks to Jason Bereza, Mitch Groff, David Zinkin, Ron Kitts, and Chuck Donegan for assisting in building some of this collection!

All shows from GSN unless noted.

The $xx,xxx Pyramid
1-5. $20,000: Special week when GSN was previewing Pyramid before they officially put it on the schedule. With David Letterman and Anita Gillette.
6. $50,000: 1981 episode with Jo Anne Worley and Sal Viscuso. (o/b)
7. New $25,000: 1982 Friday show with Didi Conn and Lou Richards.
8. $100,000: With Audrey Landers and Charlie Siebert, and features a $100,000 win--on the 17th day, and in the final Winners' Circle!

All About Faces
1. Features celebs William (then Bill) Shatner and Gwen Verdon.

All About The Opposite Sex (2? eps)
1-2. Crummy The Better Sex clone. B+E really laid an egg with their game show class of '90.

All-Star Blitz
44% of the Hollywood Squares. With o/c. Christopher Hewitt belches during a question, and Peter Marshall butchers "Walesa"!

Beat The Clock '79 - Monty Hall
The premiere ep, aired in 1997 as part of Game Show Network's New Year's Day marathon of premiere episodes.

The Better Sex
Women's team wins $10,000 against some pretty weak men. From GSN Game TV's "Out of the Vault".

The Big ShowDown
"The Big Fall-Down," where Jim Peck falls down the stairs! Also features a $5000 win! Probable studio master.

Break the Bank '76 - Tom Kennedy
1-3. Generic episodes. From GSN.

Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak
Premiere ep with a.t.g-s' favorite English host...it's nice to see you, to see you, NICE! (o/b)

Bullseye
1-2. Early eps from GSN, with $1000 win and different SFX.
3. Generic ep originally taped from CBN.

Bumper Stumpers
Premiere ep.

Catch Phrase
Ep where a $5,000+ trip is won. (o/b)

Camouflage (2 eps?)
Very cheesy "find the picture" game.

Celebrity Charades
Poor revival of Pantomime Quiz with Jay Johnson and Squeaky. Future MG/HS Hour co-host Jon "Bowser" Bauman on the panel.

Chain Reaction (2 eps)
1. Premiere ep from GSN with the infamous "half-zero" bonus round.
2. Generic ep from GSN with third-generation bonus game.

Concentration '78
Narz syndie ep. Linda vs. Randy. Video and audio out of sync, o/b

Concentration (1985 pilot)
Would become Classic Concentration in 1987. Hosted by Orson Bean, and uses the CC theme music, the CC bonus round (sort of), and the 25-square game board. Other than that, the game is very different from the one we know and love. If anyone wants more specific information, e-mail me and I'll be happy to provide it.

Diamond Head Game
1. The only game that truly deserved to be a Faux Pause Pick...but should've been ridiculed instead.

Double Dare
1976 Alex Trebek-hosted premiere.

Double Talk
Premiere ep with celebs Betty White and Stuart Damon.

Finders Keepers (2 eps)
1. Possible premiere episode.
2. Generic ep w/oc, and an ad for the Galoob Mr. Game Show toy!

Go (4 eps)
1a-b. 2 copies of the premiere ep from GSN with Richard Kline and Elaine Joyce. Second copy is complete.
2. Fifth-ever head-to-head show with Markie Post and Barry Gordon.
3. With Martha Smith and Charlie Siebert.
4. Second ep of the Smith-Siebert week, with an 81-second (!) round, and a $20,000 win.

Hit Man
1. Subjects: Gene Kelly and Vice Presidents. Features future FAM interactive game announcer Randy West as a contestant. Includes the most original ticket plug of all-time! (o/b)

Hollywood Connection
Generic ep.

Hollywood Squares '98
1-5. The premiere week! With Whoopi Goldberg, Rosie O'Donnell, Andy Dick, Kathy Najimy, Mark McEwen and more! (o/b)

Hot Potato (2 eps)
Generic episodes.

Jackpot (2 eps)
1. 1985 ep with Mike Darrow hosting.
2. 1989 ep with Geoff Edwards hosting.

Jeopardy! (3 ep)
1. 1978 Fleming premiere episode, probably intended for Armed Services Network broadcast.
2. 1984 Trebek premiere, part of GSN's "Firsts on the 1st" marathon.
3. 1986 ep from GSN.

The Joker's Wild (3 eps)
1. The 1975 CBS series finale, with a very classy way to go out. Probable studio master.
2. Ep from 1980. Contestant goes for a car...and loses when, at a $500-$500 tie, his opponent spins three jokers and she wins. A major downer.
3. Ep from 1985 (Bill Cullen hosting). I'm not spoiling the rest here... :-)

Las Vegas Gambit
Premiere episode of 1981 revival. OK video. (o/b)

The Magnificent Marble Machine
Only ep known in existence. Watchable, but barely.

Match Game '7x (7+ eps)
1. 1973 premiere ep with Mike Landon, Jack Klugman, Anita Gillette, and Richard Dawson from GSN.
2. The infamous "School Riot" episode from 1977, with the most inconsistent judging I've ever seen.
3-8. 1975 eps with Bob Barker, CNR, RD, and Brett Somers.
9-?. Five or six episodes of Match Game PM, the (before now) rarely-seen nighttime version.

Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour
Ep with Jamie Farr, Heidi Bohay, Linda Dano, McLean Stevenson, Paula Kelly, Chuck Woolery, Arlene Francis, and Arsenio Hall (!) Also featured: promo for the premiere of Scrabble!

$100,000 Name That Tune - Tom Kennedy
Presumed to be only ep in existence. Features the future Kathie Lee Gifford on vocals.

Now You See It
1974 ep with original format.

The Parent Game
Clark Race-hosted Newlywed Game ripoff.

Pass The Buck
Premiere ep.

Password Plus
Premiere week with Elizabeth Montgomery and Robert Foxworth. First minute missing from Thursday and Friday eps.

Play the Percentages
1980 ep with original couple-on-couple format. Could be the premiere.

Press Your Luck
The Michael Larson Reign of Terror. Enough said.

The (New) Price Is Right
Random eps from 26th season, and includes the 1974 special ep from 2/24/98!
5000th Show!
First 2 eps of 1972 season. Premiere ep w/original commericals and a $4 Showcase difference!
Several 1981-82 hour-longs featuring retired games Trader Bob, Hurdles, and It's Optional.
1973 half-hour ep featuring Double Digits. From GSN.
4th Double Showcase Winner of 1998-99 season.

Ruckus
It grows on you. Really. One or two eps.

Sports Challenge (16 eps)
Sixteen big episodes taped from ESPN Classic.

Stand-Up And Win
Saturday Night Live game show parody featuring Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, and Dana Carvey. Oprah-what is with her?

Tattletales '74 (2 eps)
Features first-ever three-way tie...how do you divide $1900 by 3 evenly? Give each rooting section $634...and pay out the extra $2 from the budget. (It's only fair.)

Tic-Tac-Dough (13 eps)
1. Features a $4600 pot win.
2-13. The 6-hour GSN special devoted to Thom McKee's run on Tic-Tac-Dough in 1980 from July 4, 1998. Features his first and last appearances, the largest pot in TTD history ($36,800), the 1979-80 season finale, the 1980-81 season premiere, and more!

Win Ben Stein's Money
1-12. Comedy Central marathon from 5/17/98.

Wheel Of Fortune (2 eps)
From 1989, Pat's final daytime show followed by Rolf Benirschke's first daytime show. (o/b)

Whew! (2 eps)
Includes Randy Amasia's first day (w/oc), plus an ep with Betty White and John Saxon. (Quality of celebrity ep so-so)

Most themes were downloaded from The 80's TV Theme SuperSite, and are in RealAudio format.

Multiple cues are noted next to the entry, as are non-RealAudio cues. All cues are clean and announcer-free. CD copies are also noted.

New files noted in red.

$10,000 Pyramid ("Tuning Up") - Ken Aldin
$25,000 Pyramid - Bob Cobert
All-New Let's Make A Deal - Sheldon Allman/Todd Thicke
All-Star Blitz - Score Productions
Blockbusters '80 - Bob Cobert
Blockbusters '87 - Stanley Blits for Music Design Group
Body Language - Score Productions (includes ticket plug cue - base for Classic Concentration theme)
Break The Bank '76 - Stu Levin
Bullseye - Hal Hidey (cues: open, close, car/prize, win/bonus game)
Card Sharks '78/Double Dare '76 - Score Productions (open and close cues)
Card Sharks '86 - Edd Kalehoff
Chain Reaction - Bob Cobert (CD converted to RA)
Child's Play - Score Productions (open and close cues)
Classic Concentration - Stanley Blits and Buddy Piper (open and two versions of close cue)
Concentration '73 - Score Productions *WAV file*
The Dating Game - Chuck Barris with David Mook (CD converted to RA)
Definition ("Soul Bossa Nova") - Quincy Jones (AKA "Austin Powers" theme) *WAV file*
Double Dare '86 - Edd Kalehoff (main theme and countdown cue)
Family Feud - Robert Israel (1976 and 1988 main themes, plus face-off cues)
Family Feud '94 - Score Productions (main and opening cues)
Finders Keepers - Edd Kalehoff (close theme only, audience noise present)
Fun House - Score Productions
GE College Bowl - Don Reid (from Classic TV Game Show Themes CD)
Go - Bob Cobert (main and close cues)
Headline Chasers - Merv Griffin
Hollywood Squares '86 - Stormy Sacks (open, audience, and close cues)
Hot Potato - Hal Hidey (opening and closing cues)
I've Got A Secret (Plink Plank Plunk) - Norman Paris (from Classic TV Game Show Themes CD)
Jackpot - Bob Cobert (CD converted to RA)
Jeopardy! - Merv Griffin (1984-97 theme, 1997-date theme *WAV file*, plus 1984 promo bed)
The Joker's Wild '72 ("The Savers") - Perrey & Kingsley (also; 1974-77 closing music)
The Joker's Wild '77 - Hal Hidey (nearly the full cue package, in RA courtesy Nicholas Mooneyhan)
The Joker's Wild '90 - Joe Manolakis
Make The Grade - Edd Kalehoff *WAV file*
Match Game '7x- Score Productions (main theme in RealAudio and CD, and long closing theme)
Match Game '90 - Score Productions (main theme and star intro cue)
The New Treasure Hunt - Chuck Barris (1974 closing theme)
The Newlywed Game - Chuck Barris (main theme on CD, and prize cue in RealAudio)
Now You See It ("Chump Change") - Quincy Jones
Password '67 - Score Productions *WAV file*
Password '71 - Score Productions (from Classic TV Game Show Themes CD)
Password Plus - Score Productions
Press Your Luck - Lee Ringuette (open and close cues)
The Price Is Right - Score Productions (1972 and 1994 versions of main theme, plus 29 assorted cues)
Sale of the Century - Ray and Marc Ellis (1983 main theme)
Scrabble - Ray and Marc Ellis
Second Chance - Score Productions
Shopping Spree - Marc Northam (Available at Michael Klauss' Game Show Zone)
Strike It Rich - Hal Hidey
Super Password - Score Productions (open and close cues)
Tattletales '74 - Score Productions
Tattletales '82 - Edd Kalehoff (open and close cues)
Tic Tac Dough - Hal Hidey (main, contestant *WAV file*, and bonus intro cues)
To Tell The Truth '69 - Score Productions (on Classic TV Game Show Themes CD)
To Tell The Truth '80 - Score Productions
To Tell The Truth '90 - Score Productions
Trivia Trap - Edd Kalehoff
Trump Card - ?
Wait Till You Have Kids! - Marc Northam (Available at Michael Klauss' Game Show Zone)
What's My Line? ("Rollercoaster") - Milton DeLugg and Lou Busch
Wheel of Fortune '83 ("Changing Keys", Shopping Music, and "Struttin' on Sunset"-prize cue) - Merv Griffin (main theme on CD)
Wheel of Fortune '89 - Merv Griffin
Wheel of Fortune '92 - Merv Griffin
Wizard of Odds - Alan Thicke (from Classic TV Game Show Themes CD)
Wordplay - Level 22

Oh, by the way, most of these themes are now available on Ryan's Game Show Theme MegaTape, two full volumes loaded with cues! It's 360 minutes of game show theme bliss! And it's available for trading! Play list available by request!

*NOT FOR TRADE*

Break the Bank (MB 1977)
Classic Concentration (Pressman 1987)
Concentration (MB 1981) -- 24th Edition
Concentration (Endless 1999)
Deluxe Wheel of Fortune (Pressman 1986)
Electric Jeopardy! (Pressman 1986) -- includes questions from earlier 1986 edition
Family Feud (MB 1977) -- 1st edition
Hollywood Squares (MB 1986)
Jackpot! (MB 1975)
Jeopardy! (MB 1964) -- 8th edition
The Joker's Wild (MB 1973)
Password (MB 1962) -- 1st and 2nd editions
Password (MB 1963) -- 3rd edition
Password (MB 1964) -- 4th edition
Password (MB 1966) -- 6th edition
Password (MB 1970) -- 15th Anniversary Edition
Password (Endless 1998) -- 35th Anniversary Edition
Password Plus (MB 1980) -- 1st edition
The Price Is Right (MB 1986)
$20,000 Pyramid (MB 1977) -- 4th edition

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