New buzzer if time is up in Winner's Circle, or if an incorrect guess is made. Dan & Annette's final total is $35,886. Classic Concentration is a game marketed by Tiger Electronics in 1999. Curtis & Diane's final total is $6,947. Year: . "Parlor" is misspelled as "Palour" for "Assorted Parlor Games" in Game 2. Quick solve from Helen in Game 1. The show ended on September 20, 1991. Eric finds the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Weeks #031-#041 all had the original format, which was utilized from May 1987 to March 1988. Featured prizes: Diamond Garnet Ring (Game 1) and Electric Range (Game 2). No Winner's Circle wins. Brady has a torn ankle and is on crutches. Buzzr skips this episode. Pam won seven prizes worth $8,608 in Game 1, and one prize worth $1,799 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Brian & Teeni win a Honda Accord worth $14,495 in the Winner's Circle just in the nick of time, and one of the spouses' mother comes up on stage. Featured prizes: Pearl Necklace (Game 1) and Jukebox (Game 2). Know what this is about? Opens in a new window or tab. Know what this is about? Set returns to normal. Sandra retires undefeated with $19,828 in prizes. Michael and a single new player start the episode off due to Sherry retiring. No circulating copy available. 5/8/87 - Starts with Todd at 1st car round - Car win - NBC news report pre-empts the 1st game on Original airing and also have BUZZR. No circulating copy available. If the game is too fast or too slow, try hitting CTRL-F11 (slower) and CTRL-F12 (faster). NBC. Alex remembers his College days, which ended in 1961. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators . Sue didn't win any prizes in Game 2. Game 2 was interrupted. Kurt defeated Angie, 2-0. Alex announces at the start that the five winners of Home Rebus Contest Week I will be announced on March 21 instead of 28. 1:13. Featured prizes: Cakes Each Month (Game 1) and Illuminated Globe w/Stand (Game 2). The higher concentration . 29 May 1987. and Halwagy ( 1988). Game 2 was not interrupted. Danny defeated Benita, 2-0. Featured prizes: Massage Table (Game 1) and Greenhouse (Game 2). Jay defeated Pamela, 2-1. Correct guess SFX inadvertently plays in Game 2. Mark defeated Debra, who left with $16,479, 2-1. AUTHOR'S NOTES: An asterisk (*) indicates that this contestant went on to play again in the April 1989 Tournament of Champions. No Winner's Circle wins. The stagehand has problems with the prize slots behind the contestants during Game 1. No Winner's Circle wins, and the second one had a heartbreaking loss. Bill defeated Jo Anne, 2-0. Peter retires undefeated with $25,608 in prizes. Janis defeated Doug, 2-0. Featured prizes: Sailboat (Game 1) and Designer Sweaters (Game 2). Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. It also cost Eric an opportunity to win a lot of prizes. At the start, Alex alludes to Greg winning on episode #0163, but doesn't allude to Sandra until the first Winner's Circle. Carl won three prizes worth $4,906 in Game 1, and Tammi won one prize worth an unspecified amount in Game 2. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Featured prizes: Beverly Hills Shopping Spree (Game 1) and China Dinnerware (Game 2). Description. Both Glenn and Mike in Games 1 and 2 respectively were police officers. Terri finds the $500 bonus in Game 1 for finding two WILD! The exact amount of the Hutch Aggie won was not specified, but it was worth $1,425. Featured prizes: Venetian Mirror (Game 1) and Limited Edition Artwork (Game 2). Classic Concentration (USA) 3 3 1 . During the end credits, the door reveal sound was inadvertently played. Pam defeated Chris, 2-1. Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Game 2 was interrupted. Featured prizes: Grandfather Clock (Game 1) and Bachelor's Kitchen (Game 2). Norm didn't win any prizes in Game 2. Opens in a new window or tab. The exact amount of the prizes Chuck won in Game 1 were not specified. mardi 13 octobre 1981, Journaux, Ottawa :[Le droit],1913- . No Winner's Circle win. 21:09. Game 2 was interrupted. Sue and a single new player start the episode off due to Mark retiring. Janis won five prizes worth $1,939 in Game 1, and three prizes worth $3,755 in Game 2. Played this a lot with my sister when we were kids. Flo defeated Jim, 2-1. The TP concentration of four cores is on the lower end of the scale in other lakes; up to 7 mg P g 1 with an average of approximately 2 mg P g 1 (Hupfer 1995). Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved the puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited." No Winner's Circle win (which came close). The first puzzle in Game 1 ("Christmas in July") is Christmas-themed. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Alex Trebek's short-lived Goodson-Todman game, 1976's. Featured prizes: Oriental Rug (Game 1) and Free Standing Aquarium (Game 2). Jeff was from the University of Southern California, and Julie was from the University of California, Los Angeles. Cards, and 3 WILD! Featured prizes: French Baker's Rack (Game 1) and Hutch (Game 2). Thom was from the University of San Diego, and Brett was from Boston University. Janis defeated Carole, 2-0. Featured prizes: Picnic Basket (Game 1) and Fashion Lamps (Game 2). Jerri defeated Steve, 2-0. Odette finds the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Laura retires undefeated with $39,087 in prizes. 1 INTRODUCTION. This episode aired as Day 3 of Home Rebus Contest Week I. July 20, 1987. Ross retires undefeated with $24,090 in prizes, and sets the new benchmark with 52 seconds for South Seas Adventure Week, which began on the following episode. The exact amount of the Ceiling Fan Sandra won in Game 1 was not specified, but it was worth $100. Dan & Annette win a Volkswagen Cabriolet worth $18,090 in the Winner's Circle. No Winner's Circle win. Jay defeated Susan, 2-0. This episode contains a reference to. Day 4 of '50's Sock Hop Week. Joy retires undefeated with $21,500 in prizes. Shawn won four prizes worth $6,736 in Game 1, and three prizes worth $2,540 in Game 2. Quick solve from Sue in Game 2. Featured prizes: Electronic Keyboard (Game 1) and Giant Screen TV (Game 2). Joy won six prizes worth $3,670 in Game 1, and one prize worth $899 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Kathy misses an opportunity to win all nine prizes in Game 1. Joyce misses an opportunity to win all the prizes in Game 1, worth $8,000+. Sandra retires undefeated with $17,053 in prizes. A bad missolve from Marti costs her an opportunity to win a good amount of prizes. Brian won five prizes worth $9,131 in Game 1, and one prize worth $1,200 in Game 2. Featured prizes: Jet Ski (Game 1) and Organ (Game 2). Russ has the biggest prize package ever won so far in Game 1. Brian & Teeni's final total is $25,336. Cards in a row in Game 2, and wins it. Two females are present, and Suzy admits that she unusually eats on the floor. Day 3 of Celebration of Love Week I. Mike defeated Kathy, who left with $9,066, 2-1. Kathy retires undefeated with $16,014 in prizes. Committee: House Energy and Commerce: Related Items: Data will display when it becomes available. Alex references. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Helen retiring. The NBC series. 0 point After three attempts, Greg wins a Ford Festiva worth $7,786 in Game 2's Winner's Circle, and retires undefeated. Classic Concentration: With Alex Trebek, Gene Wood, Marjorie Goodson, Diana Taylor. . Game 2 was not interrupted. Karen won six prizes worth $11,065 in Game 1, and David won one prize worth an unspecified amount in Game 2. No Winner's Circle win. Two '50's themed cars (Pontiac Bonneville and Buick Electra 225 Convertible) were present. Game 2 was interrupted. Originally scheduled for January 26-27; 30-February 01, 1989. Featured prizes: Flowers for a Year (Game 1) and Ruby Heart Pendant (Game 2). Pam's daughter appears once again, and her husband is also in the audience. Pam finds the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Featured prizes: Steaks for a Year (Game 1) and Piano (Game 2). No Winner's Circle win. It's possible all five contestants who won the front game, including Thursday, were all males. Over the course of a two-year period (1975-1977), pollen was measured at 2-hour intervals utilizing Hirst volumetric spore traps. At the start, Alex announces that WTVJ-TV of Miami, Florida is now airing the show, and also to send 40th Anniversary wishes to NBC in Boston. No Winner's Circle win. Helene won five prizes worth $5,634 in Game 1, and Mike won two prizes worth $1,370 in Game 2. The opening puzzles were also love-themed. At the start, Alex says it had been four days without a car win, but it was actually five. Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Game 2 was not interrupted. No Winner's Circle win, and there were sound effect problems. Len reveals that he has worked on many Music Videos and with many big-name artists. Sherry retires undefeated with $10,938 in prizes, and has the new fastest time so far for the South Seas Adventure Week with 40 seconds. Featured prizes: Pool Table (Game 1) and Designer Rug (Game 2). Karen won five prizes worth $1,606 in Game 1, and one prize worth $400 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. No Winner's Circle win. Preempted the following Monday on January 02, 1989 for coverage on. No Winner's Circle win. Featured prizes: Soccer Table (Game 1) and Motor Scooter (Game 2). Pamela Anderson can't wait to get old and grey. Flo won four prizes worth $5,971 in Game 1, and Jim won no prizes in Game 2. Featured prizes: Snow Scooter (Game 1) and Crystal Stemware (Game 2). Jennings. New intro: Alex returns to doing a quick monologue upon reaching the bottom of the entrance steps. Episode List; Details. John won five prizes worth $7,331 in Game 1, and Debra won three prizes worth $9,818 in Game 2. After six attempts, Janis wins a Hyundai Excel GLS worth $8,046 in the Winner's Circle. Two new players, a male and a male, are present due to Janis retiring. The exact amount of the Computer Susan won was not specified, but it was worth $953. Date: No Winner's Circle wins, and the first one had a strikeout. Corky buzzes in by accident in Game 1. Nora defeated Jay, who left with $18,387, 2-1. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Sue retiring. The exact amount of the Washer/Dryer Kathy won in Game 1 was not specified, but they were worth $818. Each day had two new College students. C $39.80. The answer to the puzzle is hidden by tiles. Dan & Annette defeated James & Aly, 2-0. Curtis & Diane won five prizes worth $5,958 in Game 1, and four prizes worth $989 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Rocky and a single new player start the episode off due to Terri retiring. Greg retires undefeated with $18,729 in prizes. Featured prizes: Oriental Rug (Game 1) and Diamond Ring (Game 2). Featured prizes: Emerald Diamond Ring (Game 1) and Gas Range w/Microwave (Game 2). Game 2 was not interrupted. Fellow retro gamers also downloaded these games: Ad Consent Alex mentions. Cathy has a yellow rose for good luck. Free shipping for many products! 2022-12-25 After five attempts, Susan wins a Pontiac LeMans worth $9,588 in Game 2's Winner's Circle. Day 4 of Celebration of Love Week I. A word is censored during the Game 1 featured prize description. No Winner's Circle wins. prize coordinator (1 episode, 1990) Kristin Bjorklund . Quick solve from Joy in Game 2. No Winner's Circle wins. Useful links Two new players are present due to Bill retiring. Helen (back from November 1988 due to an error, and no mention of her previous winnings) and a new male player are present due to Bill retiring. At the end, Alex gives Kristin some roses. NES. The stagehands forget to put some prizes on Sherrie's side in Game 1. Quick solve from Judi in Game 2. After five attempts, Ross wins a Mazda RX-7 worth $16,250 in Game 1's Winner's Circle. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Judi retiring. Phyllis may have once again had her lucky Rabbit with a hole in the middle for good luck. Game 2 was interrupted. Game 1: Julie ($32,340) Vs. Tom ($35) Game 2: Tom ($3,550) Vs. Maryann. Sandra in Game 2 is a television news anchor in Winnipeg, Manitoba. There he began writing his classic Marxist study The State and Revolution, which presented a libertarian and democratic vision of working-class revolution and the socialist future. It was created by Jack Barry and Dan Enright.The show featured contestants matching prizes represented by spaces on a game board, which would then reveal portions of a rebus puzzle underneath for the contestants to solve.. Cards in a row in Game 1, but unfortunately, she did not win it. Featured prizes: Pearl Necklace (Game 1) and BBQ Oven Rotisserie Cart (Game 2). Alex had problems with the blue sweater due to chroma key, so he had to switch to a pink sweater in Game 2. Buzzr skips this episode. Two contestants match prizes in order to uncover and solve a rebus picture puzzle, for the chance to win a car in the "Winner's Circle". No Winner's Circle wins, and both of them had heartbreaking losses. Quick solves from Donna in both games. At the start, Alex sends 35th anniversary birthday wishes to WKJG-TV of Indiana. Tim won two prizes worth $1,074 in Game 1, and Helene won no prizes in Game 2. After four attempts, Tim wins a Mazda 323 worth $9,098 in the Winner's Circle. This chapter seeks to review the complex literature on this topic scattered over a wide range of disciplines including anthropology, psychology, psychiatry and sociology. Quick solve from Cheerine in Game 1. Rate. No Winner's Circle win. Based on Alex's description of Phyllis' total on the following episode, she probably didn't win any prizes here, and she probably defeated Larry, 2-1. associate creative consultant (1 episode, 1990) . Shauna won four prizes worth $7,250 in Game 1, and two prizes worth $3,247 in Game 2. Teddy defeated Madelon, 2-1. Gene Wood: "Due to a production problem, this program was edited." No Winner's Circle win. Terri retires undefeated with $31,491 in prizes, the biggest amount under the new limit for the Winner's Circle so far. Featured prizes: China Cabinet (Game 1) and Patio Dining Group (Game 2). After five attempts, Mark wins a Toyota Pickup worth $7,678 in Game 2's Winner's Circle. Special Irish music is played in the intro and ending to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Featured prizes: Motorcycle (Game 1) and China Cabinet (Game 2). This is the most expensive car ever won so far. Lorraine is the last champion of 1987. Day 2 of Celebration of Love Week I. Featured prizes: Jet Ski (Game 1) and Rocking Horse (Game 2). Featured prizes: Washer and Dryer (Game 1) and Motor Scooter (Game 2). Marjorie still out on Honeymoon; production staffer Kristin Bjorklund models the prizes all week long. Karen defeated Stephen, who left with $5,704, 2-1. Weeks #031-#041 all had the original format, which was utilized from May 1987 to March 1988. David defeated Darlene, who left with $14,237, 2-1. Featured prizes: Soccer Table (Game 1) and Pearl Necklace (Game 2). No Winner's Circle win. The exact amount of Judi's prizes in Game 2 were not specified, but they were worth $2,967. After five attempts, Sandy wins a Daihatsu Charade worth $6,674 in Game 2's Winner's Circle, and her husband and neighbor come up on stage. cards in a row, and wins it. Quick solve from Cal in Game 1. 0 point Rocky defeated Doris, 2-1. Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. On a turn, a contestant selects two panels, revealing a prize under each. This episode aired as Day 4 of Home Rebus Contest Week I. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Featured prizes: Rocking Horse (Game 1) and Diamond Ring (Game 2). About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright . At the start and end, Alex brings out 5-Year-Old Sarah Siegert, the daughter of current returning champion Pam. Watch Classic Concentration - Jason/Susan - Jennings on Dailymotion. Alex is wearing a John Carroll University Sweater. Jon defeated Jessica, 2-0. No Winner's Circle win. Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved the puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited. Copyright date now says MCMLXXXVIII. Quick solve from Helene in Game 1. After four attempts (and with no time left on the clock), Paula wins a Suzuki Samurai worth $8,650 in Game 2's Winner's Circle. No Winner's Circle win (an error was made in counting a match as a correct guess; it was immediately fixed). Featured prizes: Diamond Earrings (Game 1) and Artwork (Game 2). Marjorie's husband Tim Cutt appears on the Picture Telephone in Game 2. David shows off his cheap "Apple Computer" invention in Game 2. Quick solve from Peter in Game 1. Alex says Gabrielle Johnson came up to Teddy during the commercial break and said that he looks like Broderick Crawford, though she probably meant Matthew Broderick. Two new players are present due to Eric retiring. After four attempts, Jeff wins a Toyota Celica worth $14,631 in Game 1's Winner's Circle, and his family comes up on stage. Brian has famous distant relatives. No Winner's Circle win (though Kathy came close). Marjorie has a fake mustache. Game 2 was not interrupted. Revival of the classic NBC game show where two contestants, one a returning champion, faced a computer-generated board of 25 squares. Featured prizes: Armoire (Game 1) and Grandfather Clock (Game 2). Shawn defeated Shauna, 2-0. Featured prizes: Therapeutic Spa (Game 1) and Hutch (Game 2). is in italics in an red/yellow bar. Thomas defeated Gail, 2-0. Darlene defeated Randy, who left with $22,923, 2-1. Nora won four prizes worth $2,465 in Game 1, and five prizes worth $4,330 in Game 2. Corky won three prizes worth $7,680 in Game 1, and Lisa won one prize worth an unspecified amount (plus the $500 bonus) in Game 2. At the start, Alex sends 35th anniversary birthday wishes to WIS-TV of Columbia, South Carolina. Contribute (from NBC's. Shipping to: 98837. They pointed out the limitations . Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Be the first one to add a plot. Game 2 was interrupted. Buzzr skips this episode, possibly due to music clearance issues of '50's rock hits replacing the standard theme. Steve won seven prizes worth $9,504 in Game 1, and one prize worth $3,158 in Game 2. Minor Main Game change: Beginning with this episode, and due to viewer demand for fairness, a 2nd TAKE! Featured prizes: Hutch (Game 1) and Free Standing Fireplace (Game 2). Cathy won six prizes worth $3,119 in Game 1, and Jay won five prizes worth $9,553 in Game 2. Mike won no prizes in Game 1, and Kathy won three prizes worth $2,349 in Game 2. run Classic Concentration, read the See more gaps Add episode. No Winner's Circle win. This episode aired as Day 1 of College Week. Game play was the same as before: Each contestant called out a pair of numbers on the board, which contained the names of prizes and WILD and TAKE cards (the latter two explained . Nancy won six prizes worth $5,998 in Game 1, and two prizes worth $1,198 in Game 2. For February 1988 Sweeps, two special weeks were taped. Game 2 was not interrupted. 1971 Milton Bradley Flintstones Board Game. Sue won four prizes worth $3,345 in Game 1, and two prizes worth $522 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Featured prizes: Entertainment Center (Game 1) and Picture Telephone (Game 2). From here on out, it was now common to tape as many as six shows in a day. No Winner's Circle wins. Classic Concentration is based on the children's memory game of the same name. Featured prizes: Oriental Rug (Game 1) and Stereo System (Game 2). Quick solves from Darlene. Quick solve from Jerry in Game 2. After four attempts (and with no time left on the clock), Rocky wins a Nissan Sentra worth $10,764 in the Winner's Circle. Steve tries to win many prizes in Game 1, but makes an error in matching. Production staffer Sherry Marshall models the prizes in Game 1. Gene Wood: "Because of a technical problem, the endgame was replaced and the program edited." Featured prizes: Piano (Game 1) and Massage Table (Game 2). Jon defeated Eden, 2-0. 5/12/87 - Tammie vs. Joel - Car win - Original airing and BUZZR. Four shows were taped for this week in order to get back on track. Cards in a row. Curtis calls himself "stupid". Jerry defeated Kay, 2-0. Featured prizes: Cappuccino Machine (Game 1) and Mini Appliance Package (Game 2). Norm retires undefeated with $22,253 in prizes. Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved a puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited." Person as author : Doumas, Christos In : History of humanity: scientific and cultural development, v.II: From the third millennium to the seventh century B.C., p. 146-151 Language : English Also available in : Also available in : Franais Year of publication : 1996 Corporate author : International Scientific Committee for the drafting of a General History of Africa Person as author : Ki-Zerbo, Joseph [editor] Alan retires undefeated with $17,679 in prizes. Paul from the "Cherry Boats U-V Fye-Oar" incident is back due to an error. Game 2 was not interrupted. Featured prizes: Sailboat (Game 1) and Gold Diamond Pendant (Game 2). Total winnings now fade in when displayed. The 1960's NBC game show. Jennings. Janis won one prize worth $1,500 in Game 1, and one prize worth $626 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Halwagy and Halwagy (1984) and Halwagy (1988) reported a preliminary sur-vey of the seasonal distribution of airborne pollen grains at Kuwait City and Mena Al-Ahmadi. Featured prizes: Motor Scooter (Game 1) and Spa (Game 2). This episode aired as Day 4 of College Week. Sound effects missing during the first Winner's Circle. Featured prizes: Motor Scooter (Game 1) and Steaks for a Year (Game 2). This episode aired as Day 2 of South Seas Adventure Week. Featured prizes: Cotton Candy Machine (Game 1) and Crystal Stemware (Game 2). No Winner's Circle win. Game 2 was interrupted. Menu. Andy was from Harvard University, and Sherrie was from Loma Linda University. Gene Wood: "Because of an inadvertent reveal, the puzzle was replaced and the program edited." No Winner's Circle win; despite this, his wife Kelly came up on stage. Monica wins a very nice prize haul in Game 1 with all nine of them claimed for a total of $7,920. Originally scheduled for January 18-22, 1988. Gene Wood appears on the TV set during the featured prize description. This episode was part of Week #091, but was aired after the last five shows of Week #089 were broadcast. 19 Dec. 1988. No Winner's Circle win. Helene defeated Mike, 2-1. This episode aired as Day 4 of South Seas Adventure Week. Two new players are present due to Rocky retiring. Because of this, Alex now calls the color of the card each time it is revealed on the board. Contestant coordinator Beverly Morrison models the prizes in Game 1. Cheerine won four prizes worth $6,897 in Game 1, and Joel won five prizes worth $4,256 in Game 2. The men made matches and the women solved the puzzles in Game 1, with the roles being reversed in Game 2. $15.99. Sandy retires undefeated with $11,124 in prizes; her exact total was not specified. Featured prizes: Jukebox (Game 1) and Gold Diamond Bracelet (Game 2). During the parting gift description, Gene Wood now says, "We'll be back to Alex Trebek in just a moment". Alex said he was getting tired of doing so. Gene said that was the reason. Originally scheduled for January 19-20; 23-25, 1989. Two new contestants start the episode off due to Paula retiring. Featured prizes: Attache Telephone (Game 1) and Cotton Candy Machine (Game 2). E-Book Overview. Featured prizes: Jukebox (Game 1) and Gold Diamond Bracelet (Game 2). Featured prizes: Organ (Game 1) and Riding Lawn Mower (Game 2). Two players take turns in an attempt to uncover matching items in order to reveal parts of a rebus puzzle. Kathy retires undefeated with $11,185 in prizes. Linda retires undefeated with $28,896 in prizes. Megan shows her leg brace from an injury she suffered from during the Christmas Season. Featured prizes: Brass Bed (Game 1) and Inflatable Catamaran (Game 2). Nora defeated Jeff, 2-0. At the start, Alex plugs a Halloween week. Patrick didn't win any prizes in Game 2. Both contestants are female. Ken retires undefeated with $15,556 in prizes. Russ defeated Flo, 2-0. Quick solve from Shawn in Game 1. Gene Wood: "Due to a production problem, a puzzle was replaced." Both players have similar male/female equivalent names, and are both Irish-American. Valerie won four prizes worth $5,554 in Game 1, and three prizes worth $3,258 in Game 2. Cal retires undefeated with $24,077 in prizes. Jon won one prize worth $1,269 in Game 1, and four prizes worth $4,177 in Game 2. No circulating copy available. The first puzzle was "I Cannot Tell a Lie", a catchphrase of George Washington, which was fitting given this episode aired on his birthday. Featured prizes: Massage Table (Game 1) and Crystal Stemware (Game 2). Featured prizes: Steaks for a Year (Game 1) and Oriental Rug (Game 2). No Winner's Circle wins. Brett's final total is $17,215. After four attempts, Alan wins an Eagle Premier ES worth $17,223 in the Winner's Circle. No Winner's Circle win. After three attempts (and with no time left on the clock), Linda wins a Mitsubishi Mirage worth $8,888 in Game 1's Winner's Circle, and her husband comes up on stage. Be the first one to add a plot. Hosted by Alex Trebek, these episodes originally ran on NBC 1987 - 1991 and haven't been on the air in over 20 years. Featured prizes: Telescope (Game 1) and Gold/Tea Coffee Service (Game 2). . Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Weeks #082-#093 all had the Best Two Out of Three format, which was utilized from July 1988 to June 1990. After three attempts, Sue wins a Shelby Lancer worth $18,000 in Game 1's Winner's Circle, and her husband comes up on stage. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Featured prizes: Party for 25 Friends (Game 1) and Giant Screen TV (Game 2). Everyone is dressed in red, and Pamela is in a wheelchair. No Winner's Circle win, of which there was almost a win. Bill won three prizes worth $4,964 in Game 1, and two prizes worth $2,150 in Game 2. Episode #4.7. Jim in Game 2 has no relation to Mark or Marjorie Goodson. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Quick solve from Dennis in Game 2. No circulating copy available. After five attempts, Shawn wins a Volkswagen Fox worth $9,620 in the Winner's Circle, and his family and friends come up on stage. At the end, Alex is shrunken, and wearing a hat, and Gene Wood mentions "The Solutional Trek. A photo of Alex and Ruta Lee on NBC's. No Winner's Circle win. Game 2 was interrupted. The green screen where the puzzle was displayed on was briefly visible in Game 2. Gene Wood: "Due to a production problem, a puzzle was replaced." Pre-Owned. Kathy defeated Cheerine, who left with $14,207, 2-1. Featured prizes: Tanning System (Game 1) and Shopping Spree (Game 2). Quick solve from Sue in Game 1. Glenn did not win any prizes in Game 2. Len defeated Cathy, 2-0. Featured prizes: Laundry Center (Game 1) and Soccer Table (Game 2). (1988) could not arrive at a definitive conclusion as to whether the gene is closer to HLA-B or to HLA-DR. Featured prizes: Inflatable Catamaran (Game 1) and Gold Diamond Necklace (Game 2). "Good Night" was shown on Day 4. Chuck shows a picture of his Dog in Game 1 for good luck. Two contestants competed against each other to solve a . Featured prizes: Tennis Server/Rackets (Game 1) and Brass Cradle/Canopy (Game 2). No Winner's Circle win. (German version), Frei Schnauze Amitabh Bachchan Right now, Judy is excited about an African culture unit using Follow the Drinking Gourd (Winter, 1997) and folk tales. Alex references his first marriage. This mistake was NEVER corrected, and Tom was brought back on the July 31, 1989 episode. Taking screenshots Alex notes two Latinos in Game 1. Mark Goodson Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. Vincent defeated Terri, 2-1. Russ won four prizes worth $7,982 in Game 1, and one prize worth $953 (exact amount not specified0 in in Game 2. During the contestant interviews, Russ buzzes in by accident, and tries off an Irish accent. Quick solve from Amy in Game 1. Featured prizes: Jukebox (Game 1) and Satellite Dish (Game 2). The 200th episode and Leap Year, but no such mention was made. Two new players are present due to Greg retiring. Featured prizes: Diamond Sapphire Ring (Game 1) and Video Game (Game 2). 0. No circulating copy available. If you are a fan of the show, these two games are must-haves. Darlene didn't win any prizes in Game 2. Look what they're making us do??". Alex mentions USC and UCLA fans in the audience. Barry retires undefeated with $15,322 in prizes. Classic Concentration (TV Series 1987-1991) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Featured prizes: Jet Ski (Game 1) and Electric Range w/Microwave (Game 2). Classic Concentration (USA) Start Game. Kirk won three prizes worth $7,169 in Game 1, and no prizes in Game 2. Transition spots now red. Sue defeated Tom, 2-0. Phyllis may have had her lucky Rabbit with a hole in the middle for good luck. How to play. -3 points Cards in a row in Game 2, and wins it. Quick solve from Judi in Game 1. After four attempts, Nora wins a Honda Civic worth $10,405 in the Winner's Circle, and her friends come up on stage. This is the most expensive car won so far. Guy. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright . Jennings. Gene says it's a record, but Vera won $14,658 in episode #0109. 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