Save it for Later
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XARwtWhX4cM
Stephanie Panisello: From Ghost to ghost, cemetery to Cemetary, haunted house to haunted house and beyond the far reaches of the pumpkin patch, it's time to go all the way live on....
Now here is America's scariest contestant, Pierre Kelly!!!!!
Me: Thank you Stephanie Panisello and roaring in like a Black Panther, it's it's Game Show Live!, as frightening as it gets, as squeamish as it happens and and as scared whenever you feel like it.
Our program is presented by Party City. We got costumes, candy and whatever you're ready for Halloween. Or make a costume yourself at home if you don't have cash. Either way, it's up to you. Now let's walk with a panther with.....
And this kiddie story:
FremantleMedia North America (FMNA) is selling a pair of game shows to Universal Kids. The shows are The Noise, a high-tech game that challenges kids to be quiet; and Beat the Clock, a kids’ version of the well-known game show format.
FMNA’s game shows include Family Feud, The Price is Right and Let’s Make a Deal. The shows for Universal Kids represent FMNA’s first attempt at creating game shows for kids.
“There’s no form of entertainment that has more widespread appeal than game shows,” said Jennifer Mullin, CEO, FremantleMedia North America. “Universal Kids provided us with the perfect platform to produce game shows that will appeal to children of all ages, as well as their parents. The gameplay in both of these shows is fun, interactive and will have families laughing for hours as they play along and attempt similar challenges at home.”
Universal Kids is part of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment. Formerly Sprout, the channel launched in September.
“We’re thrilled to introduce The Noise and Beat the Clock to kids and their families,” said Amy Friedman, senior VP, programming & development at Universal Kids. “Game shows are a great way to bring families together in a fun, playful way, and we couldn’t be more excited to collaborate with the experts at FremantleMedia to bring these shows to life. Families will be on the edge of their seats as they join in on the interactive fun. We also think parents might appreciate The Noise, our attempt to make being quiet really, really fun!”
The Noise, premiering on Universal Kids Monday, October 23 at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. Central with back-to-back episodes, is based on a format stemming from FremantleMedia Asia’s partnership with Fuji TV in Japan. Hosted by Faruq Tauheed (BattleBots), kids will be challenged to complete various tasks without making a sound, with the “Noise-O-Meter” constantly listening. The less noise they make, the more points they earn.
FMNA’s Mullin and Joni Day are executive producers and Michael Dietz is the showrunner.
A Noise-O-Meter app on iTunes and Google Play allows families to keep the silent challenge going after the show ends.
Beat the Clock premiered in the 1950s and saw contestants aim to complete tasks before their time runs out. FMNA’s version premieres on Universal Kids in the first quarter of 2018 and sees kids team up with their parents, grandparents and other adult relatives in a race against time. Only one team will make it to the end, where they will compete against “The Big Clock” for the grand prize.
Mullin and Day are executive producers, along with showrunner Noah Bonnett. Beat the Clock is hosted by Paul Costabile (NBC’s New York Live, iHeartRadio).
We must now play.......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM_43Jkki-w
Madi2theMax: Incoginto.
When Madison Brunoehler is not doing impressions just for fun, she "allegedly" and I mean by that, sneak in as a contestant on TV game shows. So tell us, what game show did she sneak herself in?
I'll give you a hint on this: Where's Harry?
Ponder on that after a Google Play music interlude from.......Svengoolie.
Now let's reveal the answer and pull back the curtain.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfmYW3POUQ0
Yes, Pitfall. The show with an unfortunate history.
Tune in next week to see where she goes incognito.
And sticking with Madi2theMax, it's another edition of.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpU5640iE5k
So Impressed! with Madi2TheMax. And she has Hotel Transylvania impressions for you. Here now is our Match Game mistress of impressionism, ....Madi2theMax!
(canned applause button)
Thanks Madi.
Let's celebrate....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlQAyuMgwKs
Clarktoberfest. All of the moments of the show that made him best from the man that made him best.....DICK CLARK!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVEyGntyOZQ
That's it for this week. Today's Con-Scare-ation prize is a free session to an album cover photoshop store. Makes it look like a vinyl section at a thrift shop.
Stephanie Panisello: From Ghost to ghost, cemetery to Cemetary, haunted house to haunted house and beyond the far reaches of the pumpkin patch, it's time to go all the way live on....
Now here is America's scariest contestant, Pierre Kelly!!!!!
Me: Thank you Stephanie Panisello and roaring in like a Black Panther, it's it's Game Show Live!, as frightening as it gets, as squeamish as it happens and and as scared whenever you feel like it.
Our program is presented by Party City. We got costumes, candy and whatever you're ready for Halloween. Or make a costume yourself at home if you don't have cash. Either way, it's up to you. Now let's walk with a panther with.....
It came down to this.....
The 2017 Wayney Award is.............
Thanks to our Pro Wrestling correspondent and our sexual orientation correspondent Jessica Brand for the info and stuff.
Special Thursday edition of Livewire! tomorrow due to the newsroom closed the next day for staff training/pizza party will have Kathy Griffin's replacement on New Year's Eve tomorrow. Catch it Here!
Don't go scared just yet. After this, the Supermarket reopens. That's on the way, but first....
Orange you glad this dropped?
(fade to break)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fCx1m0tQT0
Welcome back to Game Show Live! Later on, We'll show you how to pose like Ariana Grande on a stool.
Welcome back to Game Show Live! Later on, We'll show you how to pose like Ariana Grande on a stool.
(song fades out)
Attention, shoppers! Your favorite guilty pleasure will soon be back on the market.
FremantleMedia announced on Friday that it’s bringing back the classic game show Supermarket Sweep, which originally aired on ABC in the mid 1960s. The show has been revived twice since its initial run: first by Lifetime from 1990 to 1995, then by PAX (now Ion Television) from 2000 to 2003.
Though the rules differed with each incarnation, the general premise of Supermarket Sweep involved contestants running through a fake grocery store and performing various tasks — from guessing retail prices to loading their carts with as many (expensive) items as possible. Either way, it always ended in madness. Glorious, glorious madness.
The following is an official statement from Henry Howard, son of the original series’ creator Al Howard:
I’m delighted that FremantleMedia has made the exciting decision to bring back this classic game show, and I look forward to working with their talented teams around the world. In honor of Supermarket Sweep’s return… I believe I’ll go shopping!
It’s not yet known when (or on which network) Supermarket Sweep will return.
FremantleMedia announced on Friday that it’s bringing back the classic game show Supermarket Sweep, which originally aired on ABC in the mid 1960s. The show has been revived twice since its initial run: first by Lifetime from 1990 to 1995, then by PAX (now Ion Television) from 2000 to 2003.
Though the rules differed with each incarnation, the general premise of Supermarket Sweep involved contestants running through a fake grocery store and performing various tasks — from guessing retail prices to loading their carts with as many (expensive) items as possible. Either way, it always ended in madness. Glorious, glorious madness.
The following is an official statement from Henry Howard, son of the original series’ creator Al Howard:
I’m delighted that FremantleMedia has made the exciting decision to bring back this classic game show, and I look forward to working with their talented teams around the world. In honor of Supermarket Sweep’s return… I believe I’ll go shopping!
It’s not yet known when (or on which network) Supermarket Sweep will return.
Tune in to this.....
CBS is developing a new version of the classic game show Name That Tune, according to a report from Deadline. Casting will begin soon on the reboot, which has the show’s original developers Ralph and Noah Rubenstein onboard as executive producers, along with Fear Factor veteran David Hurwitz.
The original Tune — which debuted on the radio in 1952 and had several TV runs, including a syndicated stint in 1974-81 hosted by Tom Kennedy — tested contestants on their knowledge of popular music by asking them to identify songs played by the show’s orchestra. (Fun fact: Kathie Lee Gifford’s first TV gig was providing vocals for the Name That Tune orchestra in the 1970s.) The show last aired in 1985, but an updated Tune has been attempted (and abandoned) several times in recent years, including a previous attempt by CBS in 2006.
Tune‘s reboot may be spurred by the success of Fox’s Beat Shazam, a similar song-naming game show hosted by Jamie Foxx that debuted this past summer and earned a second-season renewal in July.
The original Tune — which debuted on the radio in 1952 and had several TV runs, including a syndicated stint in 1974-81 hosted by Tom Kennedy — tested contestants on their knowledge of popular music by asking them to identify songs played by the show’s orchestra. (Fun fact: Kathie Lee Gifford’s first TV gig was providing vocals for the Name That Tune orchestra in the 1970s.) The show last aired in 1985, but an updated Tune has been attempted (and abandoned) several times in recent years, including a previous attempt by CBS in 2006.
Tune‘s reboot may be spurred by the success of Fox’s Beat Shazam, a similar song-naming game show hosted by Jamie Foxx that debuted this past summer and earned a second-season renewal in July.
Talpa Media’s globetrotting format franchise, The Voice , is getting a new addition in September: The Voice Senior.
At a press gathering in Cannes for parent company ITV, Talpa Global’s managing director Maartin Meijs revealed that the series is slated to launch in August of 2018 on RTL 4 in the Netherlands. Contestants for the latest edition of the franchise will be 65 years of age and older.
The initial four episode run will feature two blind auditions, one “knock-out” episode, and the finale.
The Voice Senior joins The Voice, currently airing in 67 local versions around the world, and The Voice Kids, which has approximately 40 versions globally. Talpa will be shopping the Senior series during MIPCOM.
The company is also stirring up attention for another new format. Lost in Translation, billed by Talpa as “the first ever global reality format,” places 12 contestants on a remote island, splits them into two groups of six, and tasks them with building a boat to get off the island, reach the mainland and find a $1,000,000 treasure.
The twist: each contestant in a group of six has a “language partner” in the other group, but all the other contestants speak different languages.
“The show will keep me on the edge of my seat from start to finish, watching eagerly how these 12 people manage to work together despite the extreme communication and cultural barriers, and I’ll want to know the outcome,” said Talpa Media Group head and format creator John de Mol (pictured) in a statement.
While production hasn’t yet started on the format, the aim is to have local versions for each participant’s home territory.
At a press gathering in Cannes for parent company ITV, Talpa Global’s managing director Maartin Meijs revealed that the series is slated to launch in August of 2018 on RTL 4 in the Netherlands. Contestants for the latest edition of the franchise will be 65 years of age and older.
The initial four episode run will feature two blind auditions, one “knock-out” episode, and the finale.
The Voice Senior joins The Voice, currently airing in 67 local versions around the world, and The Voice Kids, which has approximately 40 versions globally. Talpa will be shopping the Senior series during MIPCOM.
The company is also stirring up attention for another new format. Lost in Translation, billed by Talpa as “the first ever global reality format,” places 12 contestants on a remote island, splits them into two groups of six, and tasks them with building a boat to get off the island, reach the mainland and find a $1,000,000 treasure.
The twist: each contestant in a group of six has a “language partner” in the other group, but all the other contestants speak different languages.
“The show will keep me on the edge of my seat from start to finish, watching eagerly how these 12 people manage to work together despite the extreme communication and cultural barriers, and I’ll want to know the outcome,” said Talpa Media Group head and format creator John de Mol (pictured) in a statement.
While production hasn’t yet started on the format, the aim is to have local versions for each participant’s home territory.
First Playmania, now this?
“It’s a way to give people a chance to have fun, maybe win, maybe learn something new.” That’s how former Vine co-founder Rus Yusupov describes his new trivia game show app HQ, which feels like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire meets Facebook Live.
At 3pm and 9pm Eastern, thousands of people open up HQ’s iOS app and play along as excitable host Scott Rogowsky asks around a dozen multiple choice questions one at a time. Guess right within 10 seconds, and you move on to the next question — after Scott finishes joking about the answers. Guess wrong, and you can still comment and watch to see which players nail them all and split prize money they cash out on PayPal.
At 3pm and 9pm Eastern, thousands of people open up HQ’s iOS app and play along as excitable host Scott Rogowsky asks around a dozen multiple choice questions one at a time. Guess right within 10 seconds, and you move on to the next question — after Scott finishes joking about the answers. Guess wrong, and you can still comment and watch to see which players nail them all and split prize money they cash out on PayPal.
Just a heads up:
PROGRAMMING NOTE: for reasons known but to G-d, @GSN is moving @DividedShow to Wednesdays & Thursdays @ midnight starting tonight— We Love to Interrupt (@gameshownewsnet) October 18, 2017
And this kiddie story:
FremantleMedia North America (FMNA) is selling a pair of game shows to Universal Kids. The shows are The Noise, a high-tech game that challenges kids to be quiet; and Beat the Clock, a kids’ version of the well-known game show format.
FMNA’s game shows include Family Feud, The Price is Right and Let’s Make a Deal. The shows for Universal Kids represent FMNA’s first attempt at creating game shows for kids.
“There’s no form of entertainment that has more widespread appeal than game shows,” said Jennifer Mullin, CEO, FremantleMedia North America. “Universal Kids provided us with the perfect platform to produce game shows that will appeal to children of all ages, as well as their parents. The gameplay in both of these shows is fun, interactive and will have families laughing for hours as they play along and attempt similar challenges at home.”
Universal Kids is part of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment. Formerly Sprout, the channel launched in September.
“We’re thrilled to introduce The Noise and Beat the Clock to kids and their families,” said Amy Friedman, senior VP, programming & development at Universal Kids. “Game shows are a great way to bring families together in a fun, playful way, and we couldn’t be more excited to collaborate with the experts at FremantleMedia to bring these shows to life. Families will be on the edge of their seats as they join in on the interactive fun. We also think parents might appreciate The Noise, our attempt to make being quiet really, really fun!”
The Noise, premiering on Universal Kids Monday, October 23 at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. Central with back-to-back episodes, is based on a format stemming from FremantleMedia Asia’s partnership with Fuji TV in Japan. Hosted by Faruq Tauheed (BattleBots), kids will be challenged to complete various tasks without making a sound, with the “Noise-O-Meter” constantly listening. The less noise they make, the more points they earn.
FMNA’s Mullin and Joni Day are executive producers and Michael Dietz is the showrunner.
A Noise-O-Meter app on iTunes and Google Play allows families to keep the silent challenge going after the show ends.
Beat the Clock premiered in the 1950s and saw contestants aim to complete tasks before their time runs out. FMNA’s version premieres on Universal Kids in the first quarter of 2018 and sees kids team up with their parents, grandparents and other adult relatives in a race against time. Only one team will make it to the end, where they will compete against “The Big Clock” for the grand prize.
Mullin and Day are executive producers, along with showrunner Noah Bonnett. Beat the Clock is hosted by Paul Costabile (NBC’s New York Live, iHeartRadio).
We must now play.......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM_43Jkki-w
Madi2theMax: Incoginto.
When Madison Brunoehler is not doing impressions just for fun, she "allegedly" and I mean by that, sneak in as a contestant on TV game shows. So tell us, what game show did she sneak herself in?
I'll give you a hint on this: Where's Harry?
Ponder on that after a Google Play music interlude from.......Svengoolie.
Now let's reveal the answer and pull back the curtain.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfmYW3POUQ0
Yes, Pitfall. The show with an unfortunate history.
Tune in next week to see where she goes incognito.
And sticking with Madi2theMax, it's another edition of.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpU5640iE5k
So Impressed! with Madi2TheMax. And she has Hotel Transylvania impressions for you. Here now is our Match Game mistress of impressionism, ....Madi2theMax!
(canned applause button)
Thanks Madi.
Let's celebrate....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlQAyuMgwKs
Clarktoberfest. All of the moments of the show that made him best from the man that made him best.....DICK CLARK!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVEyGntyOZQ
That's it for this week. Today's Con-Scare-ation prize is a free session to an album cover photoshop store. Makes it look like a vinyl section at a thrift shop.
Don't forget to email me at kellypierre8@gmail.com, coppockonsports@yahoo.com, Pierre Jason Kelly on FB and @Johnny_Arcade on twitter. Also I'm on Snapchat as MisterGSN and Instagram as Mister_WCW. We will return next Wednesday, and until we return.................................Scare on, playas.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naj3EyPYAew
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naj3EyPYAew
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