Bullseye (Contestant Finale), pt. 1

Part one of the 1981 civilian contestant finale.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Bullseye
• game
• show
• Jim
• Lange

[terjer01]

The music theme and cues, the set, the intro, "Bullseye" was one of the more underrated game shows indeed.

[bambam2124]

I don't understand why it only lasted 2 years, its one of my top 5 faves of all time, the gameplay. The theme especially was awesome!! Wished maybe someone would do a remake of it. Great show let go waaaaaaaaay too early

[crich812]

Personally, I think this is a game show that deserves a revival. I thought this was a pretty cool game show. And with high-speed computers being the way some game shows are played (like "Whammy: The All-New Press Your Luck), it could make things interesting.

[johnissoevil]

@fredbird67 Not so sure about that in TTD's case. The CBS version of Tic Tac bombed badly. The syndicated version did great in its own right.

[supersaver87]

Wemkea...hard to forget a name like that.

She also appeared on TTD around 1985 or so.

[emlsox4life]

@Amisbro I am with you,man! Plus,this game along with Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough for the Wii,DS,XBOX,& PlayStation!

[emlsox4life]

@bambam2124 I totally agree with you,this game show was one of the best ever! The theme music,game set,and gameplay was rockin'!! Loved this show when I was a kid! The gameboard was the best feature of the show however,the sound effects on it and the way it works is awesome! :)

[Amisbro]

someone needs to get all the episodes and remaster them to put on DVD! I think that kind of boxset would definitely sell but maybe that's just me :)

[shotymeisupandcummin]

RIP Charlie O' Donnell.

[yaywhewclips242]

liked this game a total rip off of Joker's wild, but from JW's same producers. U could say Tic Tac Dough is similar also.

[Tubewings]

@JMFabianoRPL (laughs) I get it!

[fredbird67]

This show might have lasted longer if they'd gotten one of the networks to air it first (this was a purely syndicated show and was never on a network). Tic Tac Dough and The Joker's Wild were, of course, on CBS, and I tend to think the prior network exposure helped them to do well in syndication, too.