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The $10,000 Pyramid

  • Fernsehserie
  • 1973–1991
  • TV-PG
  • 30 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
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IHRE BEWERTUNG
The $10,000 Pyramid (1973)
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuTwo contestants, each with a celebrity partner, must guess words from their partners' clues; then the roles are reversed. Winners face the pyramid.Two contestants, each with a celebrity partner, must guess words from their partners' clues; then the roles are reversed. Winners face the pyramid.Two contestants, each with a celebrity partner, must guess words from their partners' clues; then the roles are reversed. Winners face the pyramid.

  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Dick Clark
    • Bob Clayton
    • Jack Clark
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,8/10
    513
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Dick Clark
      • Bob Clayton
      • Jack Clark
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    • Auszeichnungen
      • 17 Gewinne & 21 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Dick Clark
    Dick Clark
    • Self - Host
    • 1973–1988
    Bob Clayton
    • Self - Announcer…
    • 1973–1979
    Jack Clark
    • Self - Announcer
    • 1973–1985
    Soupy Sales
    Soupy Sales
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1973–1991
    Nipsey Russell
    Nipsey Russell
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant…
    • 1973–1987
    Jo Anne Worley
    Jo Anne Worley
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1973–1991
    Anita Gillette
    Anita Gillette
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant…
    • 1973–1986
    Vicki Lawrence
    Vicki Lawrence
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1975–1991
    Adrienne Barbeau
    Adrienne Barbeau
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1974–1991
    Tony Randall
    Tony Randall
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant…
    • 1973–1981
    Anne Meara
    Anne Meara
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant…
    • 1973–1980
    Lois Nettleton
    Lois Nettleton
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1977–1991
    Johnny Gilbert
    Johnny Gilbert
    • Self - Announcer
    • 1982–1991
    LeVar Burton
    LeVar Burton
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1977–1986
    Bill Cullen
    Bill Cullen
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant…
    • 1973–1987
    Rita Moreno
    Rita Moreno
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1973–1991
    Shelley Smith
    Shelley Smith
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1979–1988
    Charles Siebert
    Charles Siebert
    • Self - Celebrity Contestant
    • 1982–1988
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    9hfan77

    TV's Most Durable Word Game

    Since Bob Stewart left Goodson-Todman in the mid 60s to form his own production company, he has had successes such as Eye Guess, Personality and Three on a Match. But in 1973, he had the biggest hit of his career with The $10,000 Pyramid.

    Derived from Password, Stewart loosened up the main game by allowing a player descriptive clues to get their partner to guess the word without revealing part of the answer. The winning team goes to The Winner's Circle where the clue giver faces the giant pyramid and gives clues to their partner so they can identify six subjects in 60 seconds. This is what makes Pyramid one of TV's greatest game shows. It is the best bonus round of any game show ever invented because it's 60 seconds of drama and suspense, two important elements needed for a successful game show.

    Another element that made Pyramid a hit was host Dick Clark. The American Bandstand host brought to the proceedings something no other host has done. If a contestant loses the big money, he would give clues that would have helped the contestant win. He was the type of host who cared about the players and wanted them to win. Also hosting the various versions were Bill Cullen, John Davidson, Donny Osmond and Mike Richards. They did a really good job as hosts.

    Also, there were many celebrities who were outstanding at the game. Some of the best Pyramid players were Soupy Sales, Anita Gillette, Betty White, Nipsey Russell and Henry Polic II.

    Since its debut in 1973, the top prize has risen to 25, 50 and 100 thousand and there was also a version simply titled Pyramid and also The Pyramid. It's TV's most durable word game and it will put you in The Winner's Circle.
    BHallums

    The $20,000 Pyramid (1976-1980)

    After 4 seasons of winning $10,000 and the title & the value are both changed & raised into $20,000 for "THE $20,000 PYRAMID!" It debuted on January 19, 1976 and the 2 teams are now playing in 2 parts instead of the full Qualifying Round. The 6 subjects on the "Play-A-long Pyramid" was shown. Each subject contains of 7 things to be describe them and also an question for each of the 6 subjects can be read by the host. The Team has 30 seconds to describe number of things to score. However, When the team scores 7 out of 7 that'll be the perfect score of the same number 7. The 1st team scores the most points wins, Otherwise that'll score 21 wins $1000 and going to "The Winner's Circle" for 2 cash rewards. The 1st tryout is worth $10,000 and the 2nd and last tryout was $15,000 and later tried for $20,000. one of each member of the team has 60 seconds to give a list of things from the related subject that collects the value on the pyramid in the following: 3 subjects worth $50, 2 Subjects worth $100 and 1 subject worth $200. The Possible total was $500 as same as the bonus cash of the new feature card called "The BIG 7!" One Member of the team shouldn't use/give a thing into the description in 2 things (Play-Along Pyramid & The Winner's Circle) will might sound a "Cuckoo" and the thing removed from it in several unoccasional ways. ABC-TV finally cancelled the program in 1980.
    Danorgan

    The New $25,000 Pyramid

    I guess this is the place to comment on The (New) $25,000 Pyramid. I think this is a neat game and I like seeing all the panelists and alot of them are from the old reruns that I like to watch! I have never seen a listing for the $10,000 Pyramid on Game Show Network but have seen listings for $25,000 and $100,000 Pyramids and I think both of those are neat games to watch.
    6DKosty123

    Bubble Gum For the Tired Mind

    This was the perfect type of game show for the person coming home from work at the end of a long day. While it was a challenging game for the contestants, the viewer could just sit & watch & be mind numb when necessary.

    Dick Clark made his first move from being America's teenager into being Americas game show host with this show. Actually he is pretty good at it as he would always keep things moving along at a brisk pace.

    Each program would have two contestants & two celebrities teamed against each other & competing for the right to get into the winners circle. The team that got to the winners circle (after winning some cash for winning the game) would have a chance to climb a 6 subject pyramid in 60 seconds & win $10,000 (later 20, 25, 50 & then 100). The rules were more stringent on the pyramid than during the regular game.

    Certain celebrities were excellent at playing the game. Some were not, which in a way was telling as the celebrities were exactly the same as the contestants. To me, it was always exciting watching a team win the 60 second round. Think the best ever done was around 25 seconds which was amazing.

    This game was word association, & actually took the concept from a previous game, Password, only put it into hyper speed by trying to do everything in 30 second or 60 second bites. It worked really well considering it ran non-stop pretty much for 19 seasons & recently has been revived with new syndicated versions again & again.
    dfmock

    "Password" plus a clock equals a classic

    "Pyramid" is one of those quiz-show perennials, with a simple format that's held up over time. And its bonus round is one of the most exciting in TV history.

    Bob Stewart, creator of the Goodson classics "Password" (as well as "To Tell the Truth" and "The Price Is Right"), reworked his "Password" concept to have celebrities and civilians guess either words or phrases within a preset time limit. In the process, "Pyramid" became one of the few celebrity game shows that didn't dumb down its product -- and has won nine Emmys for Best Game Show as a result.

    The basic premise of the game has stayed the same since 1973. The main round prompts one member of a team to have his/her partner guess six words or phrases in a category within a 20-second time limit (the original was eight words in 30 seconds, shrunk to seven in the mid-1970s).

    The celebrity/civilian team with the biggest total after six categories heads to the Winner's Circle, where one player has to convey a subject to his/her partner in 60 seconds for his partner to win the jackpot.

    Apart from its value as a game, "Pyramid" gave its first and longest-running host, Dick Clark, a new audience beyond his "American Bandstand" constituency. Clark ran the program efficiently and made sure it stayed a serious game show. Bill Cullen, John Davidson and current host Donny Osmond have also been effective emcees of the syndicated edition.

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      "THE $10,000 PYRAMID" debuted on Monday-Friday March 26-30, 1973 on CBS-TV at 10:30-11:00AM (Eastern) and the host is/was Dick Clark "America's Oldest Teenager" taking/took over for "The (All-(New)) Price is Right (1972)" Starring Bob Barker to the Afternoon Time Slot at 3:00-3:30 PM (Eastern).
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      Host: For $2500/5000/10,000/15,000/20,000/25,000/50,000/100,000... here is your first subject... GO!

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      Featured in Best Boy (1979)
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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 26. März 1973 (Vereinigte Staaten)
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      • Englisch
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      • Ed Sullivan Theater - 1697 Broadway, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(1973-1974)
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      • Bob Stewart Productions
      • Basada Inc.
      • CBS
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