If you could pick one show, and only one show

[Vahan_Nisanian]

Which one would it be? I would say Press Your Luck. Although I would be happy regardless of which episodes, I would much prefer if this time around, they show never before seen on GSN episodes.

[beatlefreak84]

My first instinct was going to be PYL as well, but I think I would have to go with 70s/80s TPIR.  The days of Johnny Olsen, Bob Barker at his prime, those pricing games that have long since left us, Janice and Holly...honestly, this was what I thought was the biggest treat when I first got to see GSN in the late '90s.

Even today, it still feels weird to have a Game Show Network without TPIR on it in any shape or form.

\same goes for J! and WOF, but I digress...

Anthony

[Craig Karlberg]

I wouldn't mind seeing the CBS run of TJW(1972-1975).  Even if we saw the first few months of it a few years ago, I would like to see more of it just to see how it managed to survived in the 3 years it was on CBS before it disappeared & then reappearing in syndication starting in 1978.

[Jimmy Owen]

Moore TTTT.

[Chief-O]

Tough call. Either LMAD or NYSI.

ETA: Or older J!.

[pacdude]

My first instinct was going to be PYL as well, but I think I would have to go with 70s/80s TPIR.  The days of Johnny Olsen, Bob Barker at his prime, those pricing games that have long since left us, Janice and Holly...honestly, this was what I thought was the biggest treat when I first got to see GSN in the late '90s.

Even today, it still feels weird to have a Game Show Network without TPIR on it in any shape or form.

\same goes for J! and WOF, but I digress...

Anthony

I second that. I regret not liking old TPiR when I was a kid and it was on GSN.

[Jay Temple]

If we're only counting shows that don't air in any version, I'd go with Password. If we're allowing other versions of shows that are already on the schedule, I'd say $10/$20K Pyramid. Most of the ones already named would make my day if they came back, though.

[BrandonFG]

I'd go with TPIR. Air the hour-long eps. from the mid-70s to the early-90s, and call it Classic TPiR. A lot of the college kids could see how the show looked before they were born, even if it's just from the late-80s.

That's right folks...most college kids were now born in 1990 or later. You're welcome. :-)

[toddyo]

I would agree with TPiR. From episode 1 through the end of Barker's run, furs and all. Any honestly, why hasn't GSN just come out and operated a Classics channel? Leave the episodes in their entirety, including ticket and fee plugs. I want to hear the voices of Johnny-O, Kenny Williams, Gene Wood and Johnny Jacobs. Even Bill Wendell, Jack Clark and Bob Clayton.

[Dbacksfan12]

Any honestly, why hasn't GSN just come out and operated a Classics channel?

IMO...GSN isn't carried on enough 'basic' tiers to merit them needing a second channel.  They don't have enough leverage to demand one.  It would be cost-prohibitive to do so.

[Ian Wallis]

I'd have to go with Break the Bank '76.  It still pains me that they ran through Go three times, and yet only aired about a third of Break the Bank and never went back to it.  I'd love to see the entire run just once.

[irwinsjournal.com]

I loved "Sunday Night in Black and White" but since I can only pick one, I'll go with Password.

[That Don Guy]

Put me in the Barker TPIR camp as well, although I am under the impression GSN couldn't air them at the moment whether or not they wanted to.

[pyrfan]

Gotta go with "$20,000 Pyramid." In addition to the fact that most of us probably missed the six months' worth that GSN showed 14 years ago, there's still another year and a half out there that I'm sure many of us would love to see for the first time -- or for the first time in over 30 years.


Brendan

[The Pyramids]

I would like to see 'Price'. More realistically I hope that Combs 'Feud' comes back.