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- Match Game PM (Episode 105) (BLANK of Rights for $2,500?)19.7K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 104) (BLANK Boone for $10,000?)83.3K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 103) ("Gene Takes It Off") ($5,000 with Fannie Flagg?)20.8K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 102) (BLANK is Right?) (BLANK My Fire for $5,000?)17.3K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 100) (BLANK Pollution for $7,500?)19.5K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 99) (Do Not BLANK?) (Surf BLANK for $5,000?)29.1K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 98) (Shame BLANK for $7,500?)28K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 96) ("Burt BLANK?") (BLANK Almanac)30.2K Views
- Match Game PM (Episode 95) ("Richard BLANKS It Away for $10,000?") (BLANK Tigers?)36.3K Views
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Match Game PM: With Gene Rayburn, Johnny Olson, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly. A group of celebrities would be given a sentence with a missing word, which they would then have to fill in. The contestants would then give their own answer, and scored points according to how many celebrities gave the same answer.
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- 1975-09-08
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S1.E1 ∙ Episode #1.1. Mon, Sep 8, 1975. A group of celebrities would be given a sentence with a missing word, which they would then have to fill in. 8.9/10 (23) Rate. S1.E2 ∙ Episode #1.2. Mon, Sep 15, 1975. Add a plot. 9.2/10 (19) Rate. Top-rated. S1.E3 ∙ Episode #1.3. Mon, Sep 22, 1975. Add a plot.
- Match Game PM (1975–1981)
- Match Game (1979–1982)
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Season 1 (1975–1976)Season 2 (1976–1977)Season 3 (1977–1978)Season 4 (1978–1979)Season 5 (1979–1980)Season 6 (1980–1981)Season 1 (1979–1980)Season 2 (1980–1981)Season 3 (1981–1982)1.Originally scheduled for June 25-29, 1973. Preempted all week long by Watergate coverage. The show began its run at 3:30 p.m., replacing the 13-week Jack Barry-produced game show Hollywood’s Talking, between The Price Is Right and the Daytime Soap The Secret Storm. Matching the most celebrities after two rounds rewarded him/her $100. Two of the female contestants this week, Stanley and Gary, have gender-bending names. The microphones on the contestants' desks changed halfway through on Wednesday and the set is more lit-up, the Head-to-Head question is now read after the contestant choose a celebrity, Johnny now says "Today's consolation prizes", and the list of prizes are now superimposed on the opening rotating rectangle. Taping of this week began with a new game and ended before the Super Match could have been played. Super Match wins: $250 (Michael) on Monday, $250 (Anita)/$250 (Richard) on Tuesday, $500 (Michael) on Wednesday, $500 (Richard)/$100 (Contestant's choice) on Thursday, $500 (Jack) on Friday. Head-to-Head Match wins: None on Monday, none on Tuesday, $5,000 (Michael) on Wednesday, none on Thursday, none on Friday.
2.Originally scheduled for July 02-06, 1973. Preempted on July 12 by Watergate coverage. The question holder for the Head-to-Head Match is now on a stand, as opposed to on the side of the Super Match board, there are now ashtrays for the celebrities to smoke a cigarette. The main theme plays during the introduction for Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday, the panelists swap seats to their eventual positions. Taping of this week began with the Super Match and ended before the Head-to-Head Match could have been played. Super Match wins: $500 (Michael)/$500 (Arlene) on Monday, $250 (Richard Thomas)/$500 (Richard Dawson) on Tuesday, none on Wednesday, $500 (Richard Thomas)/none on Friday, $250 (Bob)/$500 (Della) on Monday. Head-to-Head Match, wins: None on Monday, none on Tuesday, none on Wednesday, $5,000 (Richard Thomas) on Friday, none on Monday.
3.Originally scheduled for July 09-13, 1973. Preempted on July 17, 20, and 25 by Watergate coverage. First appearances of Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly. The chase lights are now brighter, the holders for the permanent markers are now black, the question holder for the Head-to-Head Match now has an orange color, a think cue for the Head-to-Head Match has been added, and a CBS SFX has been added when the celebrity has finished writing his/her answer in the Head-to-Head Match. Taping of this week began with the Head-to-Head Match and ended with the conclusion of Round 1. Super Match wins: $100 (Contestant's choice) on Wednesday, None on Thursday, $500 (Jaye P.)/$250 (Brett) on Monday, $500 (Bert) on Tuesday, $500 (Betty)/none on Thursday. Head-to-Head Match wins: None on Wednesday, none on Thursday, none on Monday, $5,000 (Bert) on Tuesday, none on Thursday.
4.Originally scheduled for July 23-27. Preempted on July 30 and August 02 by Watergate coverage. Taping of this week began with Round 2 and ended with the conclusion of the first half of Round 2.
5.Originally scheduled for July 30-August 03. Preempted on August 07 by Watergate coverage. Taping of this week began with the second half of Round 2 and ended with a new contestant for the next game being introduced.
6.Originally scheduled for August 07-10; 13. Taping of this week began with the previously introduced new contestant and ended before the Super Match could have been played.
Season 1 – Match Game PM. Contestants try to match celebrity answers.
Match Game PM – Season 1, Episode 1. Panelists include Clifton Davis, Brett Somers, Charles Nelson Reilly, Elaine Joyce, Richard Dawson and Joyce Bulifant.
