Random game show trivia thread

[Jnelson09]

Phoenix & New Orleans?

Right and Right.

[dh027]

I was wondering the same thing about my question.  What do you say, dh, give everyone another day?  Or should we "flip all the cards" now?

I would say one more day, Andy, but I'm going on a long weekend tomorrow and will be away from the computer.  I'll give my question about 4 more hours. 

[AndyL]

OK, I'll give my question one more day.  Here's a reminder of what the question was, for the rest of you:

Here's a real stumper (I hope):

Using pseudonyms (fake names)  Reg Grundy's resident musicians Marc and Ray Ellis wrote the background music for which 1970's live action Saturday morning sitcom?

[dh027]

OK, here's the answer to my question since there was a lack of interest.  First, the question:


Name the eight TPIR models that at some point posed for Playboy.

Janice Pennington
Ann Pennington (on the James version)
Dian Parkinson
Julie Cialini (on the Davidson version)
Heather Kozar
Gena Lee Nolin
Nikki Ziering
Cindy Margolis


Not to say that this is a complete list, but I do know of these eight.

[PriceFanArmadillo]

I was wondering the same thing about my question.  What do you say, dh, give everyone another day?  Or should we "flip all the cards" now?

Yes, uh...we were flipping cards to find the answer to that one...that's it...

[AndyL]

OK, the answer to my question about Marc and Ray Ellis is THE GHOST BUSTERS starring Forrest Tucker and Larry Storch which aired for 15 weeks in 1975 as part of CBS's Saturday morning lineup.

[Bgamer90]

Alright let me try one (someone else told me this)...

There's a unique feature about most of the main themes that Edd Kalehoff created for game shows. What is it?

(Now I'm not sure if Edd intended on doing this to his themes or if it just so happens that there's this similarity but yeah I'll still see if you guys can get it  )

[AndyL]

Is it that he always has a saxophone solo? 

[Bgamer90]

Nope that's not it. Keep thinking 

[crinos43]

That they always seem to begin with a prtvuddion instrument of some kind?

[Bgamer90]

Nope...

I'll say what the answer is in a couple of hours (if no one else gets it).

[crinos43]

I meant to say percussion, but that obviously was not right.

[Bgamer90]

I meant to say percussion, but that obviously was not right.

Yeah I figured that it was a typo for percussion. But okay, let me tell you what it is (and explain it the best way I can). In just about all the theme songs that Edd composed, the name of the game show fits the main part of it's theme almost perfectly. Examples:

The price is right- "The price is right, duh dah, the price is right, duh dah, do-do da-da da-da do-do da-da-da-da..."

Double Dare- "Double dare, do-do do-do da-da, Double dare, do-do do-do da-da, Double dare, do-do do-do da-da dah-dah-dah-dah-dah do-do-dum, Double Dare..."

Tattletales- "Tat-tle tales, tat-tle tales, do-do dah-dah do-do-do-dah-dah..., tat-tle tales, tat-tle tales..."

Hopefully you guys know what I mean