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BrandonFG:
I remembered someone once posted a contestant montage featuring a guy who was on both Designated Hitter and ESPN's Perfect Match. After doing a little digging, I found the clip. His name is Billy Baker, and he made the rounds on quite a few mid-90s cable game shows.

brianhenke:

--- Quote from: fostergray82 on July 03, 2011, 01:47:29 AM ---I remembered someone once posted a contestant montage featuring a guy who was on both Designated Hitter and ESPN's Perfect Match. After doing a little digging, I found the clip. His name is Billy Baker, and he made the rounds on quite a few mid-90s cable game shows.

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What about ESPN Trivial Pursuit, which lasted a week on (you guessed it) ESPN in 2004?

Brian

Dbacksfan12:

--- Quote from: fostergray82 on June 30, 2011, 10:29:52 PM ---When Millionaire first came out, there was (I believe) a Canadian game show called the "Million Dollar Word Game". I've always wanted to see that one.
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You really don't. :)  This aired on "America One" here in the states; a 'packager' (for lack of a better term) to smaller, UHF-powered stations.  I wanted to punch the host, the contestants were idiots, and I rarely saw someone make it to the prize level (level 10, I believe), let alone try for the million.

A show that is somewhat obscure was one hosted by Greg Lee.  I think it was called Nitro! and aired on some station that aired two-hour chunks of various, obscure cable channels.  I remember the set featured a beat-up car on it and the bonus round was played for a TV.

BrandonFG:

--- Quote from: brianhenke on July 03, 2011, 02:06:56 AM ---What about ESPN Trivial Pursuit, which lasted a week on (you guessed it) ESPN in 2004?

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There were a couple in the 2000s as well. That one, along with Teammates, which was basically The Newlywed Game with (wait for it), professional teammates. The 2000s were kinder by allowing 2-Minute Drill and Stump the Schwab to get a couple of seasons.

MTV's had a few obscure ones as well...one that comes to mind is Kidnapped c. 2002, which was actually a pretty fun show.

toetyper:
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