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Sonic Whammy:
Hi again, everyone.

I have one for you. Scott Hostetler, PYL and Whammy champ, has asked me a favor in trying to help him compile a list of all the game shows that he competed on over the years, from his first appearance on Wheel in 1978, to his stint on Pyramid coming up soon (he just taped on the 14th.)

To date, he'll have been on 16 shows, but there's one show he can't remember the name of. I'll give you his description as he mailed it to me, and if anyone can provide a name, we'd be thankful.

Here's how he described it to me:

There is one show I can not remember the name of or who hosted or where it aired.

I am pretty sure it was not network or I would have taped it.

I will describe it to my best recollection:

I made it to the final round and an audience put these answers in the order they thought was most graceful:

Butterflies, dolphins, and ballerinas.

My task was to put them in the same order the audience did.

I put them in the order which you see them in above.

The correct answer was  Ballerinas, dolphins, and then butterflies.

I remember they brought my kids up on stage during the credits and I think they were 8 to 12 years old which puts the time line in the early 1990’s.


Obscure description, I know, but any help you might have is good. Thanks.

Stay Way Past Cool!

Brian Sapinski
The Sonic Whammy

LA the DJ:
Wow, that's pretty incredible to have been on so many game shows that you forgot the name of one.

Dbacksfan12:
[quote name=\'Sonic Whammy\' date=\'Oct 26 2003, 09:49 AM\'] Hi again, everyone.

I have one for you. Scott Hostetler, PYL and Whammy champ, has asked me a favor in trying to help him compile a list of all the game shows that he competed on over the years, from his first appearance on Wheel in 1978, to his stint on Pyramid coming up soon (he just taped on the 14th.)

To date, he'll have been on 16 shows, but there's one show he can't remember the name of. I'll give you his description as he mailed it to me, and if anyone can provide a name, we'd be thankful.

Here's how he described it to me:

There is one show I can not remember the name of or who hosted or where it aired.

I am pretty sure it was not network or I would have taped it.

I will describe it to my best recollection:

I made it to the final round and an audience put these answers in the order they thought was most graceful:

Butterflies, dolphins, and ballerinas.

My task was to put them in the same order the audience did.

I put them in the order which you see them in above.

The correct answer was  Ballerinas, dolphins, and then butterflies.

I remember they brought my kids up on stage during the credits and I think they were 8 to 12 years old which puts the time line in the early 1990’s.


Obscure description, I know, but any help you might have is good. Thanks.

Stay Way Past Cool!

Brian Sapinski
The Sonic Whammy [/quote]
 Would this be Third Degree?

Fedya:
[quote name=\'Dsmith\' date=\'Oct 26 2003, 10:40 AM\'] Would this be Third Degree? [/quote]
 Third Degree was a sort of panel show with two-player civilian teams being grilled by celebs.

The description of the bonus round sounds like a reworking of How Do You Like Your Eggs?, although that show was much before the 1990s.  :-)

PeterMarshallFan:
Sounds like Majority Rules from '95 or so to me.

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