Winner Take All (1952): Bill Cullen's first TV game show
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I wish GSN would start showing the old school gameshows like they used too. This new garbage with GSN live is total trash.
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He was also the first org. price is right in the 1950s in NY. PEOPLE FOGOT
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Don Pardo is the Eighth Natural Wonder of the World, still active as an announcer in the year 2011.
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1952...When ladies wore hats, Bill Cullen hadn't gotten a buzz cut yet, and Don Pardo sounded really young.
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I could have sworn the doctor lost at the buzzer.
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Does anybody else think Bill Cullen looks like Al Franken?
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I was born in 1961.
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Actually, the most recent airing of "Winner Take All" (that I know of) was for a week in September 2004, after Game Show Network switched to "GSN: The Network For Games". They aired the five surviving episodes (four Cullen, one Gray) -- one of which accidentally let a local WNBT station ID slip through.
Aside from that small detail, great upload!
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Sadly, we'll probably never see the clasic game shows from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's on GSN these days. Or at least, not strictly the clasics.
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If possible, would you please post the rest of the episode? If I remember correctly the next contestant had a husband who did electrical work at the state prison, and Bill's jokes about him and "ol' Sparky" made me LMHO!
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I wonder what the birthday cake gfx, at the start of video was about. Was GSN celerbriting their birthday (1995?)? Was their a marathon (the 18 on right side)?
This was before Professor Yes And No?
balboa77 3 years ago
Yes. However, I should amend the title to "first network TV game show," as Bill did host a couple local game shows first. Do a search for "Matt Ottinger Bill Cullen timeline" -- this is the source I originally consulted.
chrisivision07 3 years ago