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Icebergs are less of a trend at this point, mainly because they stand as a deep dive of any given topic’s information, and are just really interesting long videos in any case.
I'm sorry, but did somebody literally complain about a comedy show because the jokes were too smart? I would take that as a goddamn compliment if somebody said that to me.
The same thing happened to Police Squad. The executives thought that it was too clever and that audiences wouldn't be able to process so many jokes at once.
I could see someone like Reni Wassulmaier to be the host, she would evenly host Flashback FM one decade after Vice City Stories events, if Rockstar wanna they could bring her to the HD Universe.
1940s: "Wow, this looks great despite being 80 years old" 1970s: "Man, look at how they all dressed. Why did everyone look 20 years older than they were back then? The picture quality isn't _that_ bad considering its age." 1990s: *LITERALLY UNWATCHABLE* 2001: "You guys ready for the Shower Rangers?"
@@csweezey18 there's a real phenomenon about people from past decades looking older than they were. it's thought to be a combinations of lifestyle and medical improvements, but more significantly: hair and clothing. We just associate certain styles with older people, making old photos of young people look, older
gotta love the apology from the network throwing the classic "we're sorry IF these girls were hurt." lik.e.....???THERE WAS A LAWSUIT ABOUT IT. OF COURSE THEYRE HURT AND PROBABLY DISTURBED/TRAUMATIZED?? that one was absolutely horrifying to hear.
Funny fact actually, Vana and Pat used to film multiple episodes in the same day back then, but you were allowed 2 drinks at lunch time on the premises. They would go across the street to a bar, get further more drunk through the day, and it shows in some of the episodes that they're clearly more drunk than the one from the day before.
The 70s run of Match Game taped a week's worth of shows in one day, and they would have a "lunch" break (more of a drink break in reality) after taping the Wednesday episode. As a result, the Thursday and Friday shows were always a riot. Having seen reruns, I can tell which ones were Thursday and Friday shows, mainly from how Brett and Charles were behaving (Fannie Flagg said that they both hit the vodka martinis particularly hard)
@@slacktivism05 yeah i have no idea how that got anywhere, let alone with the apparent success it did. watching someone bowl in wii sports would've been more entertaining if that, and youtube, was around in the 70s.
Maybe if they did it commentary style like a podcast or Jerry Seinfeld's show about getting coffee, it'd be less about the bowling and more about their conversations
I was a kid who loved "Whew!" when it was on TV. There was one episode where a contestant was super-excited about winning, jumping up and down, and then a hard cut to the host, saying the contestant had broken his leg while jumping up and down, so they had to start the next game with someone new. I wonder if that's still online.
This is why people (celebrities or otherwise) often don't tell anyone about becoming pregnant these days. Miscarriages are common, especially early on.
The woman who just died on-stage sounds so sad. Did she get so excited from winning that something happened? Was she dead before she slumped over? It sounds so... ambiguous.
It sounds like it was a heart attack or brain aneurysm, or another sudden medical event like that. She was probably dead before she realized anything was wrong. At least she spent her final hours achieving something a lot of people never will.
I always loved the fact Jackie gleason just said screw it I know the show sucks let me just be funny and apologize for 30 minutes lol I wish more comedians with bad shows pulled a Jackie Gleason lol
2:30 - Wheel of Fortune NBC Episodes 4:20 - Dream House 5:27 - Jeopardy! Pilot 7:00 - Whew! Soundtrack 8:43 - Demi Lovato's Beat Shazam Appearance 10:08 - Sale of the Century 11:21 - Jackpot (1974-1975) 12:26 - The Cube USA (2010) Pilot 13:15 - Deal or No Deal Pilots 14:43 - Snap Judgements (1967-1969) 16:13 - You're in the Picture Episode 2 18:03 - Double Dare (1986-1994) Missing Episodes 19:41 - Name That Tune (1990) Pilot 20:57 - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Brad Bianucci Run 21:42 - Nickelodeon Splat! (2004) 22:34 - ImprovOlympic (1988) Pilot 23:44 - Legends of the Hidden Temple Quibi Version 25:12 - Figure It Out (1996) Pilot 26:04 - Hollywood Squares "Sandy Baron" Pilot 27:03 - Our Little Genius (2010) 28:07 - Tooned In! Pilot 29:04 - All-Star Celebrity Bowling 30:00 - High Rollers (1975-1976) Syndicated Episodes 31:05 - The Nighttime Price is Right "Dennis James" Episodes 32:19 - Showoffs (1975) Pilot 33:52 - Password Plus Unaired George Peppard Episode 35:42 - Call My Bluff! (1965) Episodes 36:36 - Slime Survivor (2000) Pilot 37:32 - Gamefarm (2002) 38:58 - Great Temptation Valerie Episode 40:22 - Legends of the Hidden Temple "Pit of Despair" Incident 41:20 - Tic Tac Dough (2000) Pilot 42:08 - Faux Pause 42:46 - Rupaul's Drag Race Unaired Sherri Pie Footage 44:39 - Fear Factor's Hee Haw Hee Haw 45:24 - Jeopardy! Barbara Lowe Episodes 46:53 - Dude This Sucks (2000) Pilot 48:33 - Who's Whose (1951) 49:21 - Mindreaders (1979-1980) 50:30 - Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? 51:35 - Second Chance (1977) 52:21 - Nick Arcade 53:00 - Scratch 'n' Sniff's Den of Doom (2007) 53:48 - Fear Factor MTV Spring Break (2002) 54:22 - The $1,000,000 Pyramid (Wii) Early Version 54:54 - Deal or No Deal Unaired Episodes 55:36 - Winning Lines Unaired Episode 56:19 - Joe Garagiola's Memory Game 57:03 - You Bet Your Life (Bill Cosby Version) 57:54 - Go For It (Pilot) 58:39 - Let's Make a Deal 1963 Pilot 59:31 - Double Dare (Australian Version) 59:52 - Seriously Dude I'm Gay (2004) 1:01:18 - Shop Til You Drop (Mobile Game) 1:02:02 - Cash on the Line (Pyramid Pilot)
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind sponsors, in fact, I'm glad he's getting sponsors money. But that's still the weirdest frigging sponsor I've ever seen. How did a cologne and perfume company see a channel about conspiracies and creepy or unsettling disappearance and go : ''yeah, this is a perfect fit for our brand.''
Lol they work with a lot of the true crime channels I watch, too. I guess they did their demographics research. Probably not so much about the topic, and more about who tends to watch these channels, including Jorge’s - young, likely creative and/or intellectual people who appreciate attention to detail and have the luxury of disposable leisure time for deep dives into things (and disposable time often means disposable income) 🤷🏻
I’ve seen them advertise on Whang, wavy, and internetAjay too so I think it is just about demographics matching who is likely to subscribe to their service. I don’t think most brands look to advertise on channels due to any similarity in concept
I mean, if he subscribed to it for years beforehand he probably reached out to *them* to get a sponsor. I guess he just wanted to share his preferences? Idk, if he didn't say he was subscribed to this service it wouldn't make sense, but since he does that answers it for me
I used to be a paid audience member for game shows and did a lot of pilots. There’s a lot of shows people will never see. But are forever in my mind. Did the show hypnotize me ever air?
Here's something of note. My grandfather was on To Tell The Truth, but his game got cut off by Jimmy Carter's inauguration speech. Now, there was someone out there who preserved the episode among many others, but their offer was that you have to pay for them, and you're not allowed to upload it anywhere. All I was able to do was screen it with my family.
@@TalesofanEnigma I'll tell you this much. His name was Robert Shea. The Shea family seems to have a penchant for game shows, as my Uncle Scott Shea was on Double Dare. I know he owns a VHS copy, but I've been struggling to find the episode he was on online.
Aww, that sucks that the guy won't let you anyone have them without paying :/ kinda scummy of him. i'd be awesome if someone turned out to have it and released it online.
No joke, the very first superbowl was lost media until someone found an old recording in their attic. They can't upload it online because NFL copyright but it's no longer completely lost.
@@FatherTime89 thats crazy, i am an antique picker in Georgia and I have gone to peoples homes looking for stuff and I with see those old home recording VHS tapes or old reels and I always wonder what could possibly be on these. I guess I should start buying them and see if I get lucky and find something that was lost.
That Barbara Lowe girl really is rude. Allegedly, she would laugh and act ecstatic whenever her opponents got an answer wrong. Very unprofessional of her.
@@RichardRider That is probably the reason she was like that, trying to not get caught when having a lot of fake identities it’s pretty hard not to be nervous while trying not to get caught
I love jorge’s video but personally my favorite are the lost media and urban legend videos I like the the other vids but not as much as the lost media vids they are the best
@@randomdudeontheinternet9556 id pay 100 bucks to see anybody fight anybody. Fights can be pretty entertaining to watch as long as nobody makes them boring
I feel bad for the one contestant they were talking about who seemed to have a panic attack at the legends of the hidden temple gameshow, it kinda sucks how most likely if that was aired, just imagine the amount of people confused or worried or making fun of her for her reaction. I guess it is "unusual" that she had that reaction but still in an environment like a kid's game show, having a serious distressful moment like that leaves scars on an individual. I even had panic attacks when I go to theme parks and it's embarrassing because everyone is usually happy and enjoying themselves while you're completely frantic. Maybe I'm looking too deep into this because I have problems with having breakdowns in public spaces and the sheer embarrassment & shame that comes with it. But yeah, crazy video Jorge.
seriously. i'm autistic and having meltdowns in front of strangers is the worst. one time i couldn't climb out of a foam pit and i got so upset i felt like crying. i hope the kid was okay
@metta I totally feel you. The embarrassment that comes after you have a meltdown in front of others is just unbearable! And to add salt to the wound, I was always punished for having meltdowns growing up, when my parents CLEARLY know I’m autistic! My life sucks man :(
It sounds like it could've happened during the same production run that had the infamous episode where a Temple Guard ended up scaring a contestant right through the fourth wall of the temple set and out of the temple (I believe it was in the Tomb room right below the Shrine of the Silver Monkey that the incident took place).
Still love icebergs, people are getting more and more off the beaten path to distinguish themselves from the big popular topics. Fascinating to learn about stuff you didn't even know existed!
In regards to Scratch & Sniff's Den of Doom, part of the show's gimmick is that they would sometimes deadass just give these children trick questions to pretty much guarantee they get it wrong. One that I remember was "What was the tallest mountain before Mt Everest was discovered?" The answer was of course "Mt. Everest."
Low key want to go dig in my Grandmother’s storage locker (with her permission) for her old tapes. She used to record episodes of all sorts of gameshows because my grandfather worked all the time and would watch the tapes very late at night or very early in the morning. She still has hundreds of old VCR tapes in storage.
I was just going to ask about this!! I’m like, “This is a 1hr long video about game shows, and he doesn’t even know who Wink Martindale is?” Glad to know he caught up. 😉
@@nodancingpalmtrees7931 to be fair, i was born in '03 so i didn't know who wink martindale was until i watched vh1's "the most outrageous game show moments" specials a few months ago. i started watching gsn when they had almost completely omitted classic game shows from their schedule.
@@reyhanlauren8682 Then Later Later In The Vid: Some Nickelodeon gameshow which was never aired and the pilot is lost and there is only one picture of it
@@darthvaderbutwayshittier7054 abortions and miscarriages are very different Abortion is sadly needed in some cases because of unfortunate circumstances. Miscarriages are random and they don’t happen on purpose They are sad. Abortions are also bad (mainly because they’re only necessary in bad situations)
57:54 The fact that the only evidence of a show's existence is a single low resolution image is ominous for some reason. It looks like so much was put into the set and now it no longer exist.
Wow, I never thought I'd hear you talk about Drag Race. The sherry pie incident is especially sad considering how popular she was pre-show, and that season 12 is one of the best seasons of Drag Race. Sherry was set to reach the finale, won challenges and was a front-runner. I'm curious about the footage, but watching someone so gross get praised so strongly would be pretty uncomfortable to watch...
I think icebergs have become my favorite format for media topics. They build to more and more fascinating (or dark) subject matter as they go on, and keep my attention on what could be revealed next. I also love how long the iceberg vids tend to get, perfect for when I wanna listen to something while working on projects or cleaning. I havent gotten tired of them yet and if you ever decide to do another one, I'd be all over it
I agree with this 100%. Icebergs are such a great video format. I’ve seen so many of these videos at this point, from lost media to creepypastas to even one about animal crossing and they are all so engaging and interesting and captivating. You really don’t know what’s coming next and by the time you’re done you feel like an expert in that topic.
I dont think icebergs are just a trend anymore, theyre a really detailed and entertaining format to lay out information about a specific topic that gets progressively more interesting (for better or worse) the later you get into the video
The sherry Pie situation is so sad, the queens on the show never really got to show their full talent due to a lot of things out of their control the season is muddled because of him
@@upthesaltwall8538 they did do an online Halloween show that did pretty good :) sadly it probably didn't make as much money a special would've for the queens
From what I've read a lot of the Nickelodeon game shows had the kids there filming long days so I kinda can see why the kid had a small mental breakdown during filming
Legends of the Hidden Temple in particular often had very long, drawn out production days. Like many other game shows of the 90s (and today), the episodes were filmed in chunks, but due to the size limitations of the soundstages at Nickelodeon Studios, filming was usually done in a way where every group would do a certain segment before the next one would be rolled out. For the contestants, this meant that they spent a very long time waiting in the green room, either for other contestants to wrap up, for instance, the Steps of Knowledge, or wait for their turn to appear on the segment. By all accounts, filming could last 17 hours, with some season 3 episodes notably being taped without a live studio audience for the Temple Runs because filming had gone beyond the operating hours of Universal Studios Orlando. An average filming day for Legends of the Hidden Temple would start at 7 in the morning, and not wrap up until midnight that day.
@@carsausage Holy crap. That sounds exhausting for the adults let alone the kids. Where'd you learn about all that? I love finding out behind the scenes stuff of shows I watched.
Plus if the kid doesn’t know much of it, it can be scary. I heard of another Hidden Temple episode where a contestant got so scared upon encountering a temple guard they ran off the set.
Wasn’t there also this game show with a really creepy host who always asked the contesters (who were usually small children) to kiss him on the lips. Sometimes he would get a little pushy with it. I unfortunately can’t remember where I heard about this but I am certain it is real because I watched footage of it on RU-vid, as the show itself was around, but also ended, long before I was born.
Ten years ago a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem and no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-team.
I have my own experience with gameshow lost media, having to deal with Family Feud. My father was on Family Feud, and even though he lost, we can’t find it for the life of us. It had been the discussion of many a family dinner, so I appreciate you covering this.
@@Jack-496 i... might know your families name, but don't want to say it on here if you dont want to. But it seems others in the lost media community have been looking for your episode as well
You probably already found this but just in case, i saw a list of episodes including Buck vs other names from 1990 on a website gameshowfavorites and they have a contact us page. The site looks old so im not sure if it's active and you may have already tried to see if they have more info so if so i apologize
You know the one thing that always bugged me about that lost Double Dare episode was how did the kid's lawyer even succeed in suing the show for that tv when the case would've been on dead on arrival due to the kid lying about the condition of his bones? If anything that lawsuit should've been tossed out by a judge due to the manipulation on the kid's and possibly his father's part too.
@@kittykittybangbang9367 If the big American and British networks could barely mantain recordings of their programing before the 70s, just imagine countries with smaller TV networks.
Another piece of lost media (since Ru Paul's Drag Race was included) is the footage of Angelea Preston winning Cycle 17 of America's Next Top Model: All Stars. After initially winning, the producers discovered that between her cycle and the all star cycle, Angelea worked as an escort, thus disqualifying her. After realizing this, Angelea was stripped of her title and the segment where the winner was announced was re-recorded to only include Lisa DeAmato and Allison Harvard. The footage of Angelea winning has never surfaced.
I think he means that they didn't make anything, because Activision don't make CoD games, they just publish them, either that or he means that there were many ranging in quality.
1. That Fear Factor thing almost made me puke, 2. Imagine working hard on your show for so many years only for it all to be destroyed just like that in a natural disaster like a flood… and 3. Also imagine if the tape wiping thing was still a common practice today, it physically hurts to think about
About RuPaul's Drag Race Sherry Pie Unedited Footage (spoilers for Season 12): First, it's a competition AND reality TV show, meaning it not only focuses on competition and challenges but also on the storyline. This storyline has to be produced by the producers as the show is filming, which is months (sometimes even a year) prior to its airing. The editing is also done some time before. This means that the editors and the producers kinda have to guess who is going to be well recieved and who they want to be part of the storyline. Sherry, unfortunately, was a good competitor, and made it to the top 4, so she was present every episode and had to be edited out of the storyline and some challenges LAST MINUTE. This also means that she was a BIG part of the storyline, and most likely was set up to be a fan favorite, even a potential winner. Besides this awful situation (and the fact that it aired during the pandemic), Season 12 is seen as one of the best seasons of Drag Race, with one of the most popular casts (except Sherry ofc). Its main issue is the weird storyline. Because it had to be re-edited, it has much less drama, leading fans to speculate that not only was Sherry a big part of the storyline, she was the MAIN FOCUS. Runner-up Gigi Goode recieved a very weird edit, and she was speculated to be the "villain" of the season's storyline, with Sherry acting as the "hero". Winner of the season Jaida Essence Hall also had a weird edit; compared to previous winners, it was like she wasn't part of the storyline at all. The unedited episodes of Season 12 are lost media, and they are of interest to the fanbase, not because we want to see Sherry, but because we want to see what the original storyline of the season was, and how each competitor played a part in it, including their relations with Sherry along the competition. PS: the finale of the seasons is not filmed months in advance (except All Stars Seasons), but even if it was, they always film multiple crownings, so we wouldn't be at risk of Sherry winning. This is done because Drag Race has a HUGE community of spoilers, made up of reliable insiders or people with connections who "spill tea" about what's going to happen on the season as it is filming/before it airs. There's been instances of photos of alternate crownings being leaked before the airing of the season.
Jon Stewart: "The water mixed with their fecal matter and sprayed on two thirteen-year old girls" Some creep in the audience: "Whoo!" I want to know who this creep was, where they live, and what they're allergic to
I'd be okay with my episode not airing if it would mean that nobody gets to see anything embarrassing I might do on the show. Who wants to be that guy who gets recognized by past college or work friends when they stumble upon your episode and then see you go home with small winnings or do something silly like fart on air?
It's even worse when it does see the light of day but is never to be seen again. Happened to my mom when she was on Jeopardy and the VHS tape of her episode got overwritten
Personally I would categorize lost media into something like this, by obscurity: - Found - Partially Found/Located - Existence Confirmed - Existence Uncertain - Destroyed or, by content: - Normal - Slightly Disturbing - Disturbing -- might stay in your head, but it's whatever - Nightmare -- will stay in your head and make you regret - Illegal Great video as always :)
One last one for the obscurity category, but it would be used for _very_ specific cases, and most entries of this category would probably only be included via Grandfather Clause: - Existence Debunked -- It was thought to exist at one point, but has been confirmed to be falsified.
I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on RU-vid. I already make a lot of money on RU-vid. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, ea
@@supercam8479 actually, this dude is a human. Since he is making content regularly and all that jazz. He is trying to be annoying as all crap and it working.
Pleaseee do another iceberg vid but this time with movies that get darker. Icebergs are always fascinating and you should definitely do more of them! Thanks for the best content Jorge 😊
the one about the brittle bone disease must've caused trauma to the people who saw it. Im very sorry for everyone who was on set, and to that kid. I know I'm no longer sleeping tonight
"Seriously Dude I'm Gay" Sounds hilarious, if done right. Considering it was 2004, I doubt it would've been. But if it was done now, I would totally watch it. I would love to see a bunch of gay guys judging straight men trying to act gay. That sounds like some great commentary.
Like gay guys would be able to see through some of these guys and point out when they're playing into stereotype. If headed by LGBT production, it might be a way to challenge homophobic views and media. Still how do you screen them out to make sure they're actually straight? So many gay and bisexual people manage to pass of as straight or have partners of the opposite sex. It's highly possible a whole bunch would try to get onto the show for the prize money and/or meme. Plus sexuality is so fluid and that's not even counting for non binary people who look male. Even if you included heterosexual masculine presenting NBs or gender fluid people (which in itself might be interesting), most of the lineup would be cis men and really it'd just play into the already existing divides. The idea is such a product of its time, reflecting its ignorance and pervasive and blatant homophobia and I'm glad it wasn't made a thing.
One game show that wasn't on this list and needs to be, is called: Go Go Stop Go Go Stop is an Australian children's game show, airing on the Seven Network, and fronted by former The Big Arvo co-host and current Weekend Sunrise weather presenter: Jesse Tobin. Each week, three schools compete to win a weekly prize. One student from each school appears on the show daily. There were 4 seasons with 260 episodes but only a handful has became available online.
Damn, I did post production for that show. I’ll see if I can find anything, but I mostly worked in studio at Seven so I don’t think the chances are good
Patty & Selma: We won a Kitchen Carnival when we appeared on an episode of “The Price is Right” that the network refused to air. Apparently, we we’re not “TV Pretty”.
The best part about Jackie's apology for You're in the Picture is that he took a shot at one of the network's sponsor, Chock Full of Nuts coffee, by joking that there wasn't coffee in his mug, which lead to some people who thought he was drunk during the taping. Absolutely amazing.
yeah it was kinda off putting. if i were in that position when i was younger i would've likely had the same reaction so it just made me feel a little sad
Maybe that's the reason why the "super fan" thing interrupted... But then again I know nothing of that show (interview or special ep, idk), so I can't really comment on the arrival of the super fan, if its on purpose or unintentional.
A mental breakdown? What?! She cried and was sick. She might have been crying because she felt she was going to be sick. That's not a mental breakdown. Are you really young? Like, one of those tiktok people who think dropping your drink is a trauma? They're laughing because they probably have kids and know that's something that happens to excited kids all the time.
Lost media is so fascinating to me. Especially things like unaired episodes or pilots never being picked up. Imagine all the work and effort to create a show, build a set, hire staff and crew, be a part of a studio audience or even compete! Only for it to never see the light of day. Especially with so many people having the goal of being on TV, imagine your 30 minutes of fame shelved and can’t be proven.
8:01, "Alan Thicke doesn't even remember composing for the show, nor does he have the soundtrack in his possession." The fact that he uses the present tense implies that Alan Thicke is still alive. Alan Thicke passed away from type-A aortic dissection in 2016.
I remember “who wants to marry a multimillionaire”. A few years later, some tv show caught up with Rick Rockwell in a “where are they now” type segment. He was doing standup comedy. The joke they showed him performing was, “If you rearrange the letters in Darva Conger, you get carv a donger”. I don’t remember what show, or any other details.
Not gonna lie, I'd be interested to see Who's Whose made available just to see what it looks like. The description of the recording method sounds really strange and kinda hard to visualize.
I have no idea what are these game shows, because I was born in 2004 in Russia and knew nothing about american TV at the time, but this is still really interesting, because, heck, it's Jorge video!
i wonder if there's russian game shows lost media... there should be at least one or two lost episodes here and there, not enough to make an entire iceberg, but still
@@yanstein8464 at least i remember similar with "fear factor" show where participants is mostly kids, aired around 2010 on channel "Теле-няня" and definitely have some controversy
@@yanstein8464 I think 99% of game shows in Russia have lots of lost episodes/lost pilots 'cause I doubt that anyone was really recording them. It's even hard to find 'Самый умный' in it's entirety, although it was massively popular. My bestie was at 'Дурнев+1' once, although it's not 100% a game show and it's Ukranian, not like americans would know the difference :D but we've been looking for an episode with him for 8+ years and still were unable to find it.
@@yanstein8464 oh yeah, also there was a 'Пусть говорят' episode about those goth teens who killed and ate an emo girl, another 'Пусть говорят' episode about Vlad Bakhov's disappearance, which only aired in Vladivostok I believe?, only to be pulled down by the government and not shown anywhere else. Also an 'Мужское/женское' episode about a girl who assaulted her classmate with a knife and she was taken by the police right after airing. These are def lost, and although they are not game shows but talk shows, I've seen all of those and it's kinda creepy&sad that they are lost media now.
actually, the networks had good reason to enforce an integrity policy. there was a huge scandal in the 50s due to game shows being rigged quite often which led to integrity policies being enforced afterwards
I remember one of the times when Pat Sajak was co-hosting on Live with Regis & Kelly he noted, "There are people out there who think we can control the game, like we have some button to press to stop the wheel! We can't do that. Back in the 1950s, there was a huge quiz show scandal and rules were put into place. I'm not going to federal prison so someone can win a refrigerator or something!"
The premise of "You're in the Picture" sounds like a decent Whose Line is it Anyway segment (it's basically a more visual version of Press Conference), but understandably not a sustainable idea for an entire game show.
I wish you could have mentioned (even as an honorable mention) VH1’s Megan Wants A Millionaire and the controversy surrounding the cancellation since there were only 3 episodes aired until the cancellation because one of the contestants was actually involved in a murder…
Oh god, I remember Scratch & Sniff: Den of Doom, I remember it being quite disturbing as I was young when I watched it and thought the kids were actually being eaten alive! It actually disturbed so much I kinda suppressed it, it isn't too scary now but that really terrified me. It kinda reminds me of Fee Fi Fo Yum which was a CBBC Gameshow, the concept was very similar but instead of being eaten alive by hyenas, it was a giant. Both shows actually terrified me as a kid! Edit: Surprised the Matthew Fenwick Wheel of Fortune episode wasn't mentioned
@@mcfcfan1870 culture (n): the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group. So if we consider the LGBT community as a social group, does it not have culture? Is there not LGBT art? Customs? Language? The list goes on. I would recommend the 2017 film "Tom of Finland" if you would like to learn more.
What a absolute chad that Blameitonjorge has to watch at least one episode of each game show that was presented on the iceberg (if they were available)
RuPaul's Dragrace Season 12 is one of the best recent season. The only downside is Sherry Pie, the Pandemic and the Grand Finale that was done virtually. It had the potential to be the best season.
Corporations: "we are geniuses! We are rich because we think smart!" *erases hit shows like dr who, game shows and famous events despite being able to afford to save the info*
Seriously though. The first time I ever heard about any kind of lost media was doctor who, and I remember thinking it was a scam or long con to get money off us fans buying the “miraculously found” episodes as they were slowly unveiled because I thought “how would bbc be stupid enough to just delete and erase episodes of a show that was wildly successful around the airing of those episodes?”. I literally formed and believed in a conspiracy theory because the truth was that absurd to me. Cut to a few years later and more knowledge about lost media and, yep, corporations really were that stupid.
@@SoloFalcon1138 the really big ones like wheel of fortune, jeopardy!, and family feud definitely became pop culture icons, but other than those, they haven't really spread that much into the mainstream seeing as it can be seen as a dull, niche medium.
@@SoloFalcon1138 iirc doctor who wasn't really meant to be as popular as it is now, it's basically filler show if that makes sense. dunno about the others tho
You know how some people who really excel get called "unstoppable forces?" I think Marc Summers is an immovable object. It took a kid compound-fracturing both of his own arms just to make Summers vomit offstage. I probably would have fainted from shock in that situation.
This reminds me of an incident on a German game show "Wetten, dass...?" (Wanna bet, that...). [basis for the British show You Bet! and the American show Wanna Bet?] Samuel Koch, a 23-year-old aspiring stuntman, became a quadriplegic during a stunt performed on the show on 4 December 2010. The incident was broadcast live. The contestant took on a bet in which he was to try to jump over five moving cars using spring-loaded boots. the stunt went wrong during the fourth jump when Koch failed to clear the car, driven by his own father. The contestant fractured two cervical vertebrae and damaged his spinal cord.
He died from his injuries after being transported to a nearby hospital. The moderator at that time was good friends with Samuel Koch and stopped moderation soon after. However the show did continue for 4 more years
@@rip_cantwin i saw the live Show. A He is not dead. And B Thomas Gottschalk (the Moderator). Was not a Friend. It was basicly the end of the Show even if it went on for a while
