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Don Paschal
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This is about what I believe in...which is usually what no one else does.
This is about my life....which no one else probably lives.
Its about problems....and how to solve them.
Its about the important stuff....and the silly.
And yea....its about me.
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This is about my life....which no one else probably lives.
Its about problems....and how to solve them.
Its about the important stuff....and the silly.
And yea....its about me.
Subscribe, why don't cha....
KLCS/LOS ANGELES TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES SLIDE
KLCS/LOS ANGELES TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES SLIDE
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Відео
They Changed Pepsi Zero Sugar. Don Taste Tests.
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Don tastes-tests the new formula of Pepsi Zero Sugar. His opinions are his own Follow us EVERYWHERE ($upport us too) linktr.ee/radiodon
KNX-FM 97.1 Partial Top-of-the-hour 12:00pm 12.15.2022
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Top of the hour recording of KNX-FM 97.1 (AM 1270). Partial because the recording started late. KNX is property of Audacy.
Peacock transfers to WWE Network for MITB 2022
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Before the live show, NBC's Peacock service transitions to the WWE Network for the live airing of the Money In The Bank PLE 6.2.22. No copyright ownership is implied.
Don's Vlog 6.22.19: Banned in the USA
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So this is the story of a man banned for being poor...and no other reason.
MOVIE: Teenagers From Outer Space (1959)
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Teenagers from Outer Space (a.k.a. The Gargon Terror (UK title), The Boy from Outer Space, and originally titled The Ray Gun Terror) is a 1959 independently made American black-and-white science fiction film released by Warner Bros. The film was produced, written, and directed by Tom Graeff and stars David Love, Dawn Bender, Bryan Grant, Harvey B. Dunn, Tom Graeff, and King Moody. Teenagers fro...
Periscope Vlog: November 23, 2018
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A short vlog originally posted on Periscope
Don meets a 1941 General Motors Truck (GMC)
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Don meets a 1941 General Motors Truck (GMC)
BBCs LETTERBOX: A Very Sweet Moment
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BBCs LETTERBOX: A Very Sweet Moment
AppsExplained: New electric car charging stations in Los Angeles
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AppsExplained: New electric car charging stations in Los Angeles
AppsExplained Snapchat Tutorial #2: What A Good Story Looks Like
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AppsExplained Snapchat Tutorial #2: What A Good Story Looks Like
AppsExplained: Periscope - How to block someone in a live scope (Android)
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AppsExplained: Periscope - How to block someone in a live scope (Android)
An AppsExplained Tutorial: Snapchat URL's.
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An AppsExplained Tutorial: Snapchat URL's.
SCTV Network with Robin Williams and Martin Short (11.26.82)
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SCTV Network with Robin Williams and Martin Short (11.26.82)
We've Got Your Number (1975 Unsold Pilot)
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We've Got Your Number (1975 Unsold Pilot)
$2,500!!!!!
You Did It!!!!!
You Won $2,500!!!!!
He has such creepy eyes
This is very 1970's. It looks like the set of Logan's Run(1976).
I didn’t know they were still doing kinescopes in 1975.
Ew ... no reason at all that the production assistant / floor manager needed to be leaning into the shot for the slate. Creepy.
Most likely doing a sound check...
It is amazing that Jack Barry was ever allowed to be associated with a game show after the quiz show scandals of the late 1950's.
I thought of that myself watching the beginning of this just now. And through his own production company at that.
I did not think kinescopes were in use as late as 1975.
zzzzzz
TOO COMPLICATED FOR BASIC AUDIENCE
Thanks for posting this, Don! I composed this back in the 1990s when I was working in Hollywood as a film & TV composer, and it brings back great memories. Jay Wolpert was a legend in the TV business and it was an honour to work with Jay and his amazing team.
This may be the coolest game show I've ever seen, that has a strong component of luck to it. Usually "luck" game shows don't appeal to me that much. (read: DEAL OR NO DEAL. Blecch.) HOW wasn't this picked up?
This was taped at CBS, strange, why? cause even though he won $25,000 Cash, he got to play again, I knot it's a pilot, but still
Explaination: CBS had a limit of $25,000 on game show winnings. Contestants on CBS-affiliated shows were retired after winning $25,000 and could not keep any winnings over that limit. The limit increased during the 1980s to $125,000 in the 1990s. In the 1970s, a contestant could keep up to $10,000 more than the limit, for a $35,000 maximum payout. In 1975, ABC also imposed a limit of $30,000 which was eventually dropped by 1977. SOURCE: Google AI search.
Since it’s a pilot, Barry-Enright could tape it anywhere they wanted to. They probably chose Television City because they had a relationship with CBS.
@@markschildberg1667but this was pitched both to CBS and ABC and neither wanted it.
Let's say you went window shopping when someone came after you and bought you everything you wanted. It's a dream, yes, but we're living the dream right here in Hollywood on Shopping Spree! And now the host of Shopping Spree, Margaret Cho! Alternate Intro: All of our shoppers here today in our Hollywood mall are living the dream. We're buying them everything they wanted as they play "SHOPPING SPREE!" And now our host, Jojo Siwa!
This theme was very catchy.. Loved watching it on Family Channel
Noooooooooooooooo they might as well cancel the drink...ginseng was the whole reason I bought it
Same here!!!!
@@Mrs.Doubtfire007 @WeGotWorkToDo The good part is that you can still find the original formula out there. Just avoid the packages marked "new improved taste." Pepsi need to hear from folks like us, contact.pepsico.com/pepsi/contact-us Be respectful.
Just tried "new" Pepsi Zero. It's FLAT!!! Won't be buying again. Why these companies screw up a good thing? ....MONEY!!!!!
Haven't seen any episode of this show, but it sure does remind myself of Shop 'til you Drop.
Fun fact, it actually aired after the “New” Shop Til You Drop on the family channel back in 1996 on the weekdays. I loved both shows
Jack Barry (born Jack Barasch; March 20, 1918 - May 2, 1984)
How come they don't use real dice?
It probably looked flashier.
Meh. I can see why it didn't get picked up. Kind of boring.
I have to disagree with you on this. First off remember this was 1975. What was exciting then may not be exciting in 2022. Also, if you're familiar with Barry-Enright game shows, the big bonus prize in the end game is a $5,000 prize of some sort. This was for $25,000, so we are definitely not talking about a set of luggage and a trip to Aruba. I also throw this in: I'm going to assume that this pilot was being focused on syndication, because if this is pitch to CBS, they had a $25,000 limit that was strictly enforced on their game shows. Of course, Michael Larson killed that very well... But we won't go into that one right now, 😁
@@donp55 Actually, having been born in 1963, I can say that this would have been pretty dull by 1975 standards. The only "exciting" thing was the amount of money it was possible to win, but that wouldn't have been enough to sustain viewership.
I need the rules
This is as close to rules that I could find from gameshows.fandom.com/wiki/The_Big_Payoff "Contestants were selected from men who mailed in letters explaining why the women in their lives deserved prizes. The men were asked up to four questions (delivered on a silver tray by "Question Girl" Susan Sayers) for luxurious prizes like jewelry, appliances, and other prizes. If he correctly answered all of the first three questions, he would be asked a Payoff Question which, if answered correctly, won the couple the "Big Payoff" of a mink coat for the wife, a car for the man, and a trip aboard Pan American Airlines (later KLM Royal Dutch) for both. "During the daytime edition's final three weeks, the format changed to three couples competing in a guessing game for points. After three questions, the couple with the highest score answered the Payoff Question. For the 1962 revival, there were only two couples."
9:27 change of room
You noticed. I got to tell you...this was one of the coolest things I've ever seen on a game show. It's one of the many reasons I would have loved to see this go to series.
R. I. P. Jay Wolpert 1942-2022
It's not Jack Barry unless you hear the familiar greeting of "A most cordial welcome to (game show name)"
*Original speel* What if every time you window shopping and someone came after you and bought you everything you wanted? Sounds like a dream, we know. But dreams come true...on $hopping $pree, and now here's the host of $hopping $pree, Ron Pearson *Revivial if ever* What if every time you window shopping and someone came after you and bought you everything you wanted? It sounds like a dream, yeah, we know. But on this show dreams come true...on *audience shouts name of show* $hopping $pree, and now here's the host of $hopping $pree, Frank Nicotero
Very funny,homie
Amen,to this holmes
This pilot is more of a precursor to Merrill Heater/Bob Quibley's "High Rollers" for NBC.
Not really. According to the card shown a the beginning, Number taped on 5.13.75. HR debuted 6.1.74, according to Wikipedia, 11 months before the Number pilot taped.
Peter Sellers gameshow debut.
What if every time you went window shopping and someone came after you and bought you everything you wanted? Sounds like a dream, we know. But dreams come true...on $hopping $pree! And now, here's the host of $hopping $pree, Melissa McCarthy!
Pat Robertson defiantly did not have Melissa McCarthy money (remember his Family Channel aired Shopping Spree.
Bill Wells almost hurt Jack Barry.
Thank you for blessing out ears Don!
TvshowKid did have this theme song but his account got suspended.
I think this game, has those toss-up questions.
Blonde Melissa has long blond hair.
7 is wild?! Almost like "The Joker's Wild".
Most game show producers will pretty much do things similarly on most of the shows they produce. Beat The Devil/Face The Dragon on Barry-Enright shows.
Yep.
Quality isn't too bad
Please understand that this is a kinescope, which I find rather interesting for use in the show that was done in the 1970s. if you want a much better quality, this program currently resides at Wink Martindale's page here on UA-cam. it is the original Master video, but what I understand.
Did you have a good time
Mel is a nice lady
I could spend £ 2,500
Did you have fun
LOT OF MONEY
I wasn't alive in the 1950's. How and why exactly was this game show so popular at that time?
Great old sci-fi!
Someone asked who was the announcer. That would be Johnny Jacobs, who was the house announcer for both Barry/Enright and Chuck Barris.
Buzz-in sound was taken from 'Tattletales'.
Used later for Press Your Luck.
@@cornwalldragon4617 And NYSI 1989
Cool host and cool show.....Love it.
My grandparents were on the show in 1959. Back then, the women weren't allowed to speak, but could help their husbands by whispering in their ear. My grandmother wrote a complaint to the station and they invited the two of them on, being on the first episode of the show where female contestants were allowed to talk.
12:34 - 12:38 (I'm playing along with this.) He didn't put you in this spot, you put yourself into this spot. You're the one that decided to keep going, not him. He gave you a choice and now you have to stick with it. You could've quit at any time. You could've quit.
+Keith Evers I love your reaction. The more I see the comments, the more I think this would work today. I wonder if I can do a Kickstarter....
Hypothetical situation:You have $12,800 in the bonus,rolled 2,9,5,10,6 and 12,you don't want to repeat a number or you lose,do you take the $12,800 and quit OR go for it,you win if you roll any other number you for $25,600.
@@user-gh3hm7ih3i Yes, I know the rules. I tried rolling some much smaller dice myself to see if it would happen to me and I had repeated a number on my third roll. I should've quit after my second roll.