Classic Concentration | The first puzzle from Classic Concentration w Alex Trebek | BUZZR 

I loved this game show when I was a kid.👍👍👍

What a beginning for the very first game

I'm so glad BUZZR got the rights to this amazing show from my childhood. People have uploaded episodes to RU-vid, but the VHS graininess really negatively impacts this show because you need true artifact-free SD image quality to solve the puzzles sometimes.

Alex was great on this show. Tied with Jeopardy for my favorite!

Classic Concentration was originally aired on NBC.

CC has been the holy Grail for game show fans watching GSN for decades, but from what I understand, NBCUni held the rights, not Goodson/Fremantle. How they got this, we don't know. But thank God Buzzr did!

This episode wasn't seen in many parts of the country the day it aired on 5/4/87 because it was pre-empted by the Iran-Contra televised hearings.

David got off to a "WILD" start

2:39 WILD! 2:49 WILD! 3:11 WILD!

Anyone got an episode of “Classic Concentration” when Alex got caught in the act mentioning “another show” that he hosted?

3:12 The look on the guy's face!

LOVE THIS SHOW!! LOVE ALEX TREBEK (the G.O.A.T.)!! Some of those CARS, though (LOL)!!

Wow they let her guess before the last two pieces were revealed. In later episodes if 2 matches were available if one match was made they get em automatically

Props to your thumbnail crew

didn't air in St. Louis because KSDK channel 5 wouldn't carry it and other NBC game shows at the time

What happened to the Buzzr channel on Pluto TV? I don't see it there anymore, and this was as of a couple days ago.

So is Buzzr only cycling through the first 75 episodes of this series? It seems like they've started over at the beginning twice since October.

If I hosted a revival of this show, here's an example of a list of 8 cars I'd try to give away. 1. Honda Civic 2. Toyota Corolla 3. Volkswagen Golf 4. Chevrolet Camaro 5. Jeep Wrangler 6. Ford Mustang 7. Hyundai Accent 8. Fiat 500X

Goodbye Alex Trebek! May he RIP.

10:46-10:59 Drool :D

The Iran-Contra hearings really didn't start to affect daytime game shows airing until July 6, 1987, and that continued for about five weeks. After a couple weeks, only one network(ABC, CBS, NBC only at that time, Fox was new) would air the coverage each day. It helped cause $25K Pyramid to go into reruns, cause the MOn-Fri celeb schedule of SUper Password to go way off kilter, and caused the new show Bargain Hunters on ABC in part to die after nine weeks(besides its airing against TPIR). There were some days CBS aired Card Sharks and TPIR between 12:30-2PM EST that SUmmer IIRC and preempted soaps instead, and ISTR $25K Pyramid airing at 2PM once or twice.

Man I forgot how ugly cars were back then.

Alex Trebek before (exhales) Sean Connery made his life miserable.