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I wonder if the jingles are produced in-house...

Both Tom Poston and Peter Marshall are in this video for an opening of Blockbuster in Hollywood m.czcams.com/video/9isOH4pgo3U/video.html

You should do what if Bob Barker hosted Gambit or Joker’s Wild

My Favorite Mexican Restaurant, Arturo’s was in that shopping center for years. The old neighborhood is so unrecognizable. The quaintness and the charm that made it so unique is now gone. Replaced by Apartments, Yoga Studios and Galleries. “Nothing gold can stay.” #StayGoldPonyboy

King World was to syndicate a new syndicated version of Match Game with Rayburn hosting and presumably the Goodson organization producing it. It was offered at the syndication NATPE convention in Fall 1987, as per Broadcasting and Cable magazine and a report on the issue on Game SHow Forum. It did not sell. Reruns of the syndicated daily 1979-1982 Match Game aired on some stations between Fall 1982-1986 or so. Rayburn hosted a new version(with a different format from the 50s to 70s shows with that title) of Break the Bank in Fall 1985 and was not the best fit for the show, in the opinion of many, and was let go 13 weeks into the run and replaced by the unknown Joe Farago. Bert Convy hosted a pilot in Fall 1989 for what became the ABC version of Match Game. ABC picked up the series to air in daytime beginning in Summer 1990. Shortly after ABC announced this, Bert Convy got sick and Ross Shafer wound up hosting the series when it bowed on 7/16/1990. While it may be true that most of the daytime Hollywood Squares were located circa 2002, and GSN did pick Marshall Squares reruns which aired between 4/15/02-Sep 2003, it was about 150 episodes, most from the 1971-77 years in weekly syndication, about a dozen 1968 NBC primetime episodes, and one Saturday morning Storybook Squares episode. THe Peter Marshall book came out a few months after GSN started airing the Squares reruns.

😧 just happened to my 🥵 ex wife Lucy right here when I just saw a statue of her 😳😎btw is it because that statue of my 🥵 ex wife was raped like a freakin 🌯 😎 can’t believe this 😧 man 👨

Great to hear the legendary Tom Kennington again!

I wish they had more of these radio shows. I was born in 79 but always had a fascination with the underground 60s radio/music

George Robert Newhart RIP

Nice to see footage of the Bob Newhart appearance as a contestant on the July 18, 2024 episode of Celebrity Bucket Kickers.

Marc McClure also played Marty's brother in Back to the Future

I am currently reading Michael McDonald's memoirs and I am going to see Christopher Cross next month!

I hope Adam includes those stories of Bill in his second edition of Quizmaster.

On Fox 107.7 here well in Andalusia we have only one local show and the rest is Rick and Bubba, Donny Osmond, and Citadel’s Sattelite format Hits snd Favorites.

Radio here has always sucked we have one semi-good station and it is in my hometown it is Greatest Hits Z101. I am surprised this little town is big enough to support a station like this. And the owner has been in radio all his life. His dad used to own the radio station.

70s-80s music was best. Music now is crap!

As a teenager even I took the radio for granted and listened to CDs more. I recently thoiught of a time back in 2002-2003 when I was at my uncle’s with my mom and it was just me and my mom in the house and I got to thinking “why didn’t I think of that?!” Turning on the radion

We thought that music was crap back then now not so much

I believe Adam’a theory is right. Especially those on the autism spectrum like myself. Same would also goes for the news. The anchors are talking directly to you and looking directly at you. That is why I wanted to be a news anchor.

Adam blocked me from his Facebook page a few years ago after he posted how excited he was about the pir channel coming to Pluto and he made a joke about Pfizer taking their sweet time with the vaccine and I had the nerve to remind him that a vaccine was more important and he blocked me to shut me up. I can circumvent it via my phone though.

Rich Fields has a bunch of TPIR memrobillia including Johnny and Rods old podium. i tried to get him to donate some of it to the Strong but he does not want to

PSA Ron Beaton is a child predator. I’m not the only female family member he has preyed on either. When I was 5 he propositioned me using his now deceased son Sean by saying “Sean, offer Molly $5 to take off her dress.” I’ll NEVER forget it. Thankfully my dad walked into the room at that moment and I ran to him and hid behind his legs. I didn’t know if I could even REPEAT what he had said but his behavior is why my father raised us in Monterey running KNRY. We were down visiting my grandfather for the holidays. Thank GOD my father Bill was a GOOD man unlike Ron the P E D O P H I L E!

I thought Jay retired from SOTC, not fired. Maybe that was his call, not Grundy.

Ed MacKay's host of TJW90 was also a client of Jay's as was Randy West and True Don Bleu of The Gong Show.

Dennis James' syndicated episodes of Price is Right never aired in reruns on GSN or Pluto in part because of the Bob Barker fur ban, and furs were in a lot of 70s episodes. PDQ in the mid-late 60s was syndicated and the tapes are said to exist.

Got any more KNX air checks from this time period?

Glad we are getting news on The Jack Barry book! Was just thinking about it today!

"What if the words c..a..t , really spelled out....dog?" -- Ogre lmao!!.

superstore was filmed here too

I want to add that Regis Philbin continued to say throughout his show that he 'discovered Richard Simmons"

Enjoying this Josh! Thanx!

KDOC aired reruns of $128k Question, James PIR, What's and What's my line. In the early 80s.

Sandy Frank failed to come to terms with Kennedy and Peter Marshall before Jim Lange got the job.

I do not blame Wink either. And Wink did The Great Getaway Game in 1990

I mean Michael Hanks

You should tell Adam the story Richard Kline told youK

Hearing that Gene did not discipline her she lost respect for him

Your dad was one of the greats…..very best of luck to you

That story about Bill Cullen and Elizabeth Ashley is interesting. My grandmother was watching Price that day and saw it live. Anyway, as you mentioned Adam, in the era of live commercials, Ashley was "The Chiffon Light Gelatin Pudding and Pie Girl," dancing in a tutu among a number of pies that had been topped with whipped cream. Ashley lost her footing and accidentally flung one of the pies into Bill's chest and my grandmom was laughing so hard while Bill was trying to keep a straight face as well as Don Pardo.

I have not heard "While you see a chance " in a long timeM

Finally

Well Josh! We knew that the ad with Casey was coming because you put his picture up!

Sam was a contestant on The $25,000 Pyramid in 1983. Click here on to Wink Martindale's channel to find out how much he won. m.czcams.com/video/E4sIvEsDYkI/video.html

Billy Cullen killed a man in a bar fight

Mark Kriski also hosted one of the pilots of TNPIR 94 which hopefully we will get to see

On the upcoming season of Stranger Things I would love to see Hopper "Say Anything" Joyce with "I have to say I love you in a song!"

Bear Manor re released his book Backstage with the original Hollywood Square and it was more about HS than Peter's life. He even said so

With "What a fool believes" (Kenny Loggins' version) I would like to promote Michael McDonald's memoir "What a fool believes"

Tom Kennington: "The Monkees were a contrived group" I had no idea; love the Holiday Inn story! History we've never would have learned. Glad you're sharing with Josh Jacobs today

Josh Jacobs: You're a great host; you know when to let the other person shine and not interrupt, and your stories, Josh, are interesting, too (in this case your stories about Sundays at Disney with Dad). How you find people, who have great stories, who've we've never heard of (the stories and the people) is a head scratcher for me. Tom Kennington's got some great stories!