Do you have the beginning of this episode? If so, who was announcing? In Feb 1979, there is a $20,000 Pyramid episode featuring David Letterman and his future announcer Alan Kalter was subbing for regular Pyramid announcer Bob Clayton.
When there was not enough time to play a tie-breaker on the Friday show's second game, the celebrities would play the second winners' circle game together. The prize money they earned would be split between the two contestants. The two celebs must have come up with only $150 for the two Friday contestants in this case.
Do you have the beginning of this episode? If so, who was announcing? In Feb 1979, there is a $20,000 Pyramid episode featuring David Letterman and his future announcer Alan Kalter was subbing for regular Pyramid announcer Bob Clayton.
terjer01 3 years ago
do you have more episodes?
FBCDJ1620am 3 years ago
Howd she win $75?
gameshowluvr86 3 years ago
When there was not enough time to play a tie-breaker on the Friday show's second game, the celebrities would play the second winners' circle game together. The prize money they earned would be split between the two contestants. The two celebs must have come up with only $150 for the two Friday contestants in this case.
SlideItEarl 3 years ago 2
i think david letter was very slow and i lost by one point because of him
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marilynyy 3 years ago
Bagels and..LOX???? And away to the dictionary i go.
hunyghan 3 years ago