3 Years Later, Another Borrowed Suit THE $25,000 PYRAMID
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@Tre404 Not every week of "Pyramid" had one male and one female celebrity. In fact, on several occasions in the older 70s edition, they had both celebrities be of the same gender (ex.; Billy Crystal & Sal Viscuso, William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy).
Tubewings 9 months ago
dude- you rocked this round.
jmm1000 1 year ago
@raysn09 I don't think he used them to the point of giving a visual clue though. It was a very slight movement and very easy for the judges to have missed, in fairness.
shawnkquinn 1 year ago
Tre404, you're unfortunately wrong on that there always was a male/female celebrity. Just do a youtube search. I can give two examples right off the top of my head: Star Trek week with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, Tony Randall with Dick Cavett. I agree that MOST of the time they had a male/female celebrity to square off.
ErniePaulGeorge 1 year ago
And looking at it now, that is SO OBVIOUSLY NOT Mary Cadorette. Looks nothing like her!
Tre404 1 year ago
@mpontheair .... because the prepositional phrase "out of" was used. Strictly speaking, only lists are allowed, and when the clues become any more grammatically involved than that, they get buzzed. "Sunday newspaper coupons" followed by "a relative's newspaper obituary" (only descriptive language, no "joining" words, you see) would have been ideal.
Tre404 1 year ago
@Loogaroo1 ...Good point!
Tre404 1 year ago
@cbrrenn1 ...especially when you consider that dogs don't have nails!
Tre404 1 year ago
@cbrrenn1 ....especially considering that dog don't have nails!
Tre404 1 year ago
@yrralla ...seriously, the guy WHO WAS THERE is right... "Pyramid" ALWAYS pairs contestants with one male and one female celebrity. Never two celebrities of the same gender. (Although the may have made an exception for Henry J. Polic... lol.)
Tre404 1 year ago