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Get rid of the tasks in your hand to get promotions and level up, all the way until you reach the top and become a C.E.O.! Players act as average corporate employees who each possess Tasks to do, Departments that determine their abilities, and a Level which determines their job title.
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- Music
- Trivia
Main Game
Four players competed. A category was revealed (e.g., "Food eaten at a fast food restaurant") and the contestants had to come up with as many items that fit it as possible. The order of contestants giving answers went down the line from left to right, with each giving one answer on his/her turn. The bank for each game started at $100, and each correct answer added $25. The most money ever accumulated in the bank was $1,400. If at any point a player repeated a previous answer, gave an answer t...
Fast Bucks
The Fast Bucks round was played on a triangular board with four different levels - one box on the top level, two on the second, three on the third, and four on the bottom. The winning player would begin on the bottom level and was given a category with more defined answers (e.g., people from Happy Days, U.S. States, etc.). The winner's job was to reveal as many of the four hidden answers on the bottom level in 15 seconds. If the contestant revealed at least one answer on a level, he or she wo...
Frank Talley The music would later be reused on the unsold pilot Caught in the Act(1979 version). The intro to the theme song was originally used in Jackpot and was later reused in $50,000 a Minute.
Pass the Buck was replaced with a new version of Tic Tac Dough with Wink Martindaleas the host. The last original CBS daytime game show to be originated in New York City.
Pass the Buck: A Game of Corporate Responsibility Management by carolmertz. or more. Note: This is the digital Print & Play edition. The official boxed retail version is currently available via Gather Round Games. Print & Play Edition. Pass work off to your opponents and fib your way up the corporate ladder in this satirical bluffing card game!
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Pass the Buck is a game show that aired on CBS television's daytime lineup from April 3 to June 30, 1978. The series was hosted by Bill Cullen and was created by Bob Stewart. Bob Clayton was the announcer. Gameplay.
- Bob Stewart
- April 3 –, June 30, 1978
- 62
- CBS
“Pass the Buck: A Game of Corporate Responsibility Management” is a satirical card game for 3-5 players, integrating both bluffing and hand management as core mechanics. In the game, players act as corporate employees who each have Tasks to do, Departments that determine their abilities, and a Level which indicates their job title.
