Double Dare - Episode #7 Joel v. Dennis
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- WTXF-DT4 Allentown/Philadelphia (UHF Channel 38)
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Episode #7 Original Air Date: December 21, 1976
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3 1/2 years later, Joel & Marilyn Palmer appeared as contestants on Play the Percentages and did just as well there, even picking up a new car along the way!
I swear, Alex Trebek looked just like Gabe Kaplan on this show.
Y did this show not last?? It was a good game, sort of brainy.
@9:25, that 6lb Bat, I knew that sounded batty
Trekkers not trekkies, thank U!!!
This was years before TNG so "Trekkie" still applies.
Those HUGE, vanity light bulbs are what make the set!! Awesome...
Marc Summer's Double Dare set had those same light bulbs.
Well, similar to these.
3:12 The $64,000 Question!
I can’t remember what month in 1988 Dennis became a contestant on “Jeopardy!”
I’d like to see this show revived in prime time . Takes $1,000 to win the game, each correct answer is worth $100 , the Dare clue is worth $200 to the one challenging, $100 if the challenger is correct, the double dare is worth $400 to the one challenging, and $200 if challenger is correct. Whoever gets $1,000 wins the game and goes to face four spoilers for a chance at $50,000. Eight clues four clues you must pass, each time you get a clue by a spoiler it’s worth $1,000, get all four clues past one spoiler and you win $50,000. Host ideas Mark L. Walberg, Marc Summers , Todd Newton , Brooke Burns unless someone has a better idea for a host
All things considered, this was a good game but if this show stayed on the air Trebek might not have done Jeopardy.
James Bonnen Hypothetically speaking if the 2nd version of "High Rollers" would have not came back the same day as "Card Sharks", Trebek may have hosted "Card Sharks", and coincidentally they both started on the same day in 1978.
He's like a little Trebek Jr.!
I think dennis was a losing contestant on jeopardy in 1988
21:41 - "Stay tuned for _Love Of Life_ next, over most of these CBS stations."
I hate the idiot networks talking during the credits of shows!
A Good Game,Too Intelligent For The Times, Deserved A Much Longer Run On CBS.Alex Trebek,s One And Only Game Show For CBS.
"(UHF Channel 38)"
*Nobody cares about the stupid UHF channel numbers! Just say Channel 29.*
Stratton Lindenmeyer. If that isn't the name of a smarty-pants Ph.D., I don't know what is.
+BRBTheFireball True, but from what I've seen of the show, he seems to be the one most often fooled. James Baker, on the other hand, I have rarely seen fooled by any clues.
@@ThunderFist1978 - Bruce Neiry (?) ended up doing the poorest that week.
is it just me, or does the bonus round seem near impossible to win?
flclfan85 It’s definitely possible. Multiple people did win, but it is intimidating knowing that the panel is comprised of Ph.D’s, and knowing that they have incentive to keep you from winning by getting money themselves for correct answers. The thing is you never knew what their doctorate was in, and so it was possible neither one of them might specialize in the area relating to the subject. Or maybe all of them did sometimes. You just had to make sure you got the most difficult clues by them, and it only took one to miss on all four clues to win.
@@ThunderFist1978 - Or maybe the writers, write too many giveaway clues for subjects such as the Popeye one.
When you have subjects that are too well known (like Popeye), combined with writers, writing too many giveaway clues, then yes. But remember, bonus rounds are suppose to be HARD. Quick, how many times has a person won the Bonus Sprint on Scrabble?
With that said, it's very stupid to have subjects like Popeye and the Crash of 1929 on there if you can't think of enough obscure clues.
This Double Dare is more like Jeopardy! show because of the clues are like Jeopardy! except there is no what is or who is ordeal!!
Beat the Spoilers is like final jeopardy except the spoilers don’t make wagers or lose money if they come up with wrong answers.
@@trevorpanno516 - Beat The Spoilers is way better than Final Jeopardy, and don't even get me started on the short lived Super Jeopardy.