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  • There was a USA bumper that matched the graphics for the USA Update at 0:16 - I am surprised that there hasn't been a clip of that (1989-1990 version) - I really liked the graphics and tune that went with it when each show was about to begin. It was replaced with what you see at 1:19.

  • In most cases, I prefer the old days of cable, but I think USA is one of the few networks whose programming actually got better over time. They have some pretty good original series now. I'll probably get thumbs-down'd for saying so, but oh well.

  • 1:15 It keep being fucked up.

  • Now this is the USA Network that I know and loved

  • what was the commercial with the climbing baby about

  • don't know how to give my family the moistest cake ever, but I do know how to give a girl a moist pie. Thanks, I'm here all week!

  • I didn't think I was ever gonna see this stuff again. I feel like Jed Clampett when he struck it rich with the oil and before he "packed up the truck and they all moved to Beverly(Hills!)

  • I used to watch USA Network every day back in the early '90s. So many classic game shows they ran. Too bad that some of them aren't reran anymore.

  • Press Your Luck (1984), very classic game show!

  • DO THE BART MAN!!! XD

  • Do The Bartman?! GOD, I miss the '90s....

  • I'm sorry, but USA Cartoon Express was GHETTO when compared to Nickelodeon of that era.

  • who was the baby?

  • it's the a home movie of the user who posted this video

  • I used to watch the USA network during the day to watch the game show reruns..used to watch USA Cartoon Express every morning as a kid.

  • Who was the guy who hosted the game show block?

  • @DorvellTStewart Around that time, it was John Davidson, the host of such shows as That's Incredible, Time Machine, The New Hollywood Squares and The 90's version of The $100,000 Pyramid.

  • USA Network is perhaps the least relevant thing on any cable system. I just never got the *premise* behind this channel.

  • If you're referring to how it is today, then you're right! If you mean back in the 90's when they had stuff like the game show block, which is what made the network worth watching, then I disagree.

  • The cable game show block was no match to often superior offerings of syndicated programing on local affiliates.

  • 0:08 made me jump!

  • me to.

  • good times

  • Yep, those were my days of glory, even though I didn't even understand the concept of most of the gameshows, their sets looked so magical and facinating and the music was fun to hear. I was 5 years old at the time. But yeah Press Your Luck had to have had awesome ratings, as a matter of fact it had to be the star gameshow of USA having been on from 1987( my birth year) to 1995 when the best of USA DIED. So yeah basically I grew up with PYL and was frickin' psyched when it first came to GSN.

  • Those were the days=)

  • Didn't footage from Dog House appear in Billy Madison?

  • Double Whammy!

  • That baby at the beginning was creepy!

  • It was the user who posted this.

  • wow i miss da 90s they were so great, I mean look at the commercials the jingles the music the colr everything was better about them back then, then today. The colors and old bubble letters and advertisments and songs and stuff crazy things like that were so great about the 90s and the shows themselves of course.

  • Exactly. I feel the same way too. If you love those old commercials, look at my channel. I wish that they still made commercials like the one from 2:43-2:59.

  • yea i agree, and even having da way da rest of the commercials were made would be nice.

  • They were..the shows I remember on there were: $ale of the Century, Joker's Wild '90, Tic Tac Dough '90, Press Your Luck, Scrabble, $25K Pyramid and $100K Pyramid.

  • and before those they had Name that Tune (Jim Lange version), Face the Music, Hot Potato, Wipeout, Win, Lose or Draw, Hollywood Squares (John Davidson version), Talkabout (which aired before SotC later on USA's GS sked), Tic Tac Dough (Wink Martindale's version) and High Rollers (Wink's version, which aired after PYL at one time and before the sitcoms and dramas blocks) in addition to their own original GS's such as Bumper Stumpers and The New/$40,000 Chain Reaction.

  • and even from the mid-to-late '80s they had "Play the Percentages" w/ Geoff edwards, "Bullseye" w/ Jim Lange, "All-Star Blitz" w/ Peter Marshall (the latter which began re-running on USA one year after the show was cancelled by ABC) among shows.

  • I remember seeing all this when I was 4 years old.

  • When in 1990 was the USA Network footage recorded?

  • Does anyone besides me remember seeing the USA Updates between Scrabble and the $25,000.00 Pyramid?

  • I remember seeing them.

  • In addition, I only remember seeing the USA Update between Scrabble and the $25,000.00 Pyramid. The only game shows I remember are TicTacDoe, Press Your Luck, Scrabble, the $25,000.00 Pyramid, and the $100,000.00 Pyramid. There were at least an hour or two's worth of game shows befor TicTacDoe and the others I mensioned. Does anyone know what they were?

  • Gosh, back when USA was the network to watch in the afternoons! When I was little, I would always watch the game show block. What was weird though was that although the game shows always came on in the same order, the times at which they aired seemed to very. Someone correct me if I'm wrong on that please.

  • wheres "in a minute"?? i rem those on the usa network

  • That was fucking not good the sreen of the channel was going on and off.

  • Who are the celebrities in that episode of $25K Pyramid that you have on there, and what year is that episode from?

  • Anyone have 1983 eps of PYL?

  • Great stuff here....... I watched PRESS YOUR LUCK everyday on USA back in the early 90's..... thanks for posting

  • Oddly enough on the, USA Update it was done at KYW-TV at the time because the anchor Steve Bell was an evening anchor at that station in 1990 and with the copyright to Group W Television. They were later produced by the All News Channel (run by the Conus Communications (newsfeed) division of Hubbard Broadcasting and Viacom)

  • It's from late 1990, not 1988, given the reference in the USA Update to "the SImpsons Sing the Blues" album and the song "Do the Bartman"

  • Around October 1990. This was the time. It spooks me out to see 1990's USA.

  • Yes, b/c Bumper Stumpers (a USA Original GS) was still around on the USA Network at that time until the very tail end on very late December 1990. Also, Scrabble didn't start re-running on the USA Network until sometime between very late December 1990 and no later than at the latest very early 1991 once "Bumper Stumpers" got cancelled.

  • Yeah, it's sad. I miss the old stuff. Seeing that made me teary eyed. This is why I do not watch TV anymore, thanks to Paris Hilton like girls.

  • @megamanj2004X: ironically bumper stumpers though it aired on usa network was produced in canada and aired there on canada's global network a few years before this...

  • Thanks for posting the "USA Update" video. I do remember the theme music when they did those news updates.

  • I bought The Simpsons Sing the Blues on cassette when I was 9 and still have that cassette today.

  • Remember when that guy cheated on PRess Your Luck? Well not really cheated, he kinda figured out mathematically how the whammy landed on the board. But he won so much money, and Game Show Network did a special on him.

  • You're talking about Michael Larson. Except GSN to air this on 9/14/2008.

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