Junior Partner Pyramid 1979 Part One

This was a variation of the $20,000 pyramid hosted by Dick Clark in 1979. This version had NO celebrities on the show and consisted of an adult with a younger child (such as a son/daughter, sibling, etc.) The children had 35 seconds to convey seven clues in the main game. The Winner's Circle consisted of the same six categories in 60 seconds. Wins here were $2,500 for the first time, $5,000 for the second time, and $10,000 for the third and final time.

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• 20
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• Pyramid
• Junior
• Partner
• Dick
• Clark
• Winner's
• Circle
• Game
• Show

[TVLubber]

Where is part 2?

[y2k632]

It will be up shortly, I've just been busy with school work to post it

[tpir1972]

Is the second one from an all star celelrbtity cause that little boy won $10,000.

[meyerj75]

When was announcer Bob Clayton's final appearance on Pyramid before he died of cardiac arrest or something?

[eshaw2115]

Why were the denominations in the winners circle higher for the kids and not the adults?

[gayfilipino]

hahah that little kid iz my cuzin....hahahahaha

[TubeSteak007]

Hey thanks for this trip down memory lane! The kids were such good sports. I wonder where they are, now???

[WhatsAYak]

One annoying aspect of this version was a tendency to give clues know only to the players (ex: "Where does Uncle Harry live?" for "Buffalo"), not to mention the kids had a tendency to be short w/their parents if they messed up.

[christopherSmac]

This is the first time this this show "The Junior Partner Pyramid" had no celebrities, just kids and parents vieing against each other for the ultimate cash prize.