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I have the video for April 3, 1996, Season 12, Game #2678, which has been missing, I believe.
(I was a contestant that day.)
It is game 3 of David Sampugnaro's 5 day streak.
You can view it here: https://youtu.be/R0TYm8Rl7IE, or I can upload it to my Google Drive for a J-Archivist to download.
Let me know if you have any questions!
(I was a contestant that day.)
It is game 3 of David Sampugnaro's 5 day streak.
You can view it here: https://youtu.be/R0TYm8Rl7IE, or I can upload it to my Google Drive for a J-Archivist to download.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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Thanks! This'll give me something to do on my breaks at work for a couple of days. (Famous Game Show. Nice euphemism. )dangold wrote:I have the video for April 3, 1996, Season 12, Game #2678, which has been missing, I believe.
(I was a contestant that day.)
It is game 3 of David Sampugnaro's 5 day streak.
You can view it here: https://youtu.be/R0TYm8Rl7IE, or I can upload it to my Google Drive for a J-Archivist to download.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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I would say retro god luck in this game, but you've already given away the result. But congrats on making the show, too bad you got a tough draw.dangold wrote:I have the video for April 3, 1996, Season 12, Game #2678, which has been missing, I believe.
(I was a contestant that day.)
It is game 3 of David Sampugnaro's 5 day streak.
You can view it here: https://youtu.be/R0TYm8Rl7IE, or I can upload it to my Google Drive for a J-Archivist to download.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5161Jeff-thecdboy wrote:Animfan1 has just posted the April 5, 1988 episode on Dailymotion:
http://dailymotion.com/animfan11
The FJ response may have some company one year from today. Depending on your political leanings and who it is, some board members may be having convulsions if it comes to pass.
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Animfan1 has just posted the November 4, 1987 (Kate Waits game 2) episode on Dailymotion:
http://dailymotion.com/animfan11
http://dailymotion.com/animfan11
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http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5179animfan wrote:I also posted 3 other games on my Dailymotion which are December 11, 1987 (Sandra Gore game 4),Jeff-thecdboy wrote:Animfan1 has just posted the December 14, 1987 (Sandra Gore game 5) episode on Dailymotion:
http://dailymotion.com/animfan11
Here is Gore #4. The tape began as Sandra was being introduced, so I missed the rest of the intros and took my best guess on the spelling of the last names. Alex gave John's job and said Joanne taught ESL, so I made her a teacher for her occupation.
Amazing the $100 Royal Family clue is still valid.
Playing the Mark Barrett '80s game.....The Clergy for $200.
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Very useful, thanks so much!
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http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5186
12/18/87 for fans of low winning totals and bad wagering.
12/18/87 for fans of low winning totals and bad wagering.
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Unfortunately, for the early episodes, Keoth was way too young (and in some cases not even alive yet) to help contestants. These kind of wagers were commonplace then.Bamaman wrote:http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5186
12/18/87 for fans of low winning totals and bad wagering.
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That game also featured Tony Barreto who previously appeared on “Double Dare” in 1976 and won only $100 losing to Alan Lusher.jlgarfield wrote:Another old game to add to the Archive: Steve Lipman posted his show, OAD 9/11/1986; the returning champion is....Search "Steve Lipman Jeopardy" on YouTube.Spoiler
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http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5182dangold wrote:I have the video for April 3, 1996, Season 12, Game #2678, which has been missing, I believe.
(I was a contestant that day.)
It is game 3 of David Sampugnaro's 5 day streak.
You can view it here: https://youtu.be/R0TYm8Rl7IE, or I can upload it to my Google Drive for a J-Archivist to download.
Let me know if you have any questions!
Thanks so much for posting this game. Game 3 was the only game of his 5-day run missing from the archive, so that is now complete. Thanks for making your game (I presume you are Dan, or at least his representative) available to us. These mid-90s game ran so smoothly.
My choice for pull-clue for this game is Stock Symbols for $400 in the J! round. As you rip clues from the old games in the Archive for study purposes, it's good to remember that not everything in there is worth remembering in the present day. Obsolete beauty product manufacturing concerns would be one of those things you can probably skip over.
At the other end of the spectrum, The Tony Awards for $600 is the kind of clue you might see even today. I got held up by the fact that I thought the category was "The 1995 Tony Awards", and sat there overthinking what the "wrong" year might mean.
Another game coming up shortly.
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From the Kingskip collection, I've finished September 7, 1995.
http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5169
(I wonder if those 2 unrevealed clues in this game became the first 2 clues in that later category. I'd bet they did.)
Clue of the game is Baroque Composers for $800:
The next couple of games to go up from this DVD will be celeb games. I jumped ahead to this game since I needed a little break from entering Tournaments.
http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5169
I went from typing that previous post to entering the DJ! round of this game. Imagine my amusement when that last category was revealed. I went back and forth between entering these two games, and this wasn't the only category coincidence. Both also had the relatively uncommon category "Stock Symbols" in the J! round. No overlap in game material in any case, which is no surprise, since both games are from the same season.MinnesotaMyron wrote:At the other end of the spectrum, The Tony Awards for $600 is the kind of clue you might see even today. I got held up by the fact that I thought the category was "The 1995 Tony Awards", and sat there overthinking what the "wrong" year might mean.
(I wonder if those 2 unrevealed clues in this game became the first 2 clues in that later category. I'd bet they did.)
Clue of the game is Baroque Composers for $800:
A fun fact that basically boils down to "name the French king in 1653", it's much more significant as the 300,000th clue entered into the J! Archive. Well done to all my fellow archivists, and our benevolent leader, Robert K S.In 1653 Jean-Baptiste Lully became composer to this French king with whom he danced in a ballet
The next couple of games to go up from this DVD will be celeb games. I jumped ahead to this game since I needed a little break from entering Tournaments.
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MinnesotaMyron wrote: http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5182
One more thing I wanted to point out before I wrap it up for the day. This is a little "inside baseball", but we got 2 correction suggestions for this particular category entry, both suggesting that Alex's explanation be dropped. I personally tend to leave it in, unless Alex specifically says, "THIS" will appear in all correct responses. Obviously if he explains that the clues will start or end with the quoted letter or term, we'd include that, but I like to also add however else he might phrase it, since it serves as a guide to the players regarding the clues."LAND" HO!
(Alex: "Land" in quotation marks, we know what that means.)
Both correction suggestions were shot down before I had a chance to attend to them, so I'll assume I'm okay to continue adding these remarks.
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I'm celebrating Presidents Day by getting another game in the archive: http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=1090
12/19/01 with Sarah Cooper, Karim Moore and Timothy Mahoney had me unable to get the first link in Jeff Probst to work.
I went a little overboard with some of the stuff I included, so there a some very long boxes that take up screen space.
Unfortunately, the 12/17/01 game did not air in my market, so I cannot fill that one in.
As for the FJ! round: Sirens
12/19/01 with Sarah Cooper, Karim Moore and Timothy Mahoney had me unable to get the first link in Jeff Probst to work.
I went a little overboard with some of the stuff I included, so there a some very long boxes that take up screen space.
Unfortunately, the 12/17/01 game did not air in my market, so I cannot fill that one in.
As for the FJ! round: Sirens
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Spoiler as to what game I'm currently entering, but I thought this was funny.
You know how when a contestant hits a Daily Double, you'll often see the contestant crane their neck to look up at the scoreboard to see how they're doing? When Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hits a Daily Double, he just looks straight ahead.
Edited to add: This is a little inside baseball, but I don't think I'd ever seen this warning before:
You know how when a contestant hits a Daily Double, you'll often see the contestant crane their neck to look up at the scoreboard to see how they're doing? When Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hits a Daily Double, he just looks straight ahead.
Edited to add: This is a little inside baseball, but I don't think I'd ever seen this warning before:
I was kind of wondering how the archive handled that, and now I know. Fun. More tomorrow.One or more players finished Double Jeopardy! without money in this special nontournament play game. If any player was given money to play Final Jeopardy! with (in a celebrity match, for example), [Edit score corrections] now.
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I apologize if this is covered elsewhere and I have just been using the wrong terms to search, but how exactly does one add an new (old) game to the archive in the first place? I have game information I saved using the Wayback Machine from a now-defunct site and I'd rather it not disappear entirely (especially because I happened to be a contestant in the games). What exactly is the procedure here?
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The games are entered manually by a team of archivists, usually from videos supplied by the players, or acquired elsewhere. If you were a player on season 20 (the season archived by Ronnie that inspired the archive we have now)(and I suspect this is the case, based on your username) I could possibly be convinced to enter the game from that source. We've done that too. I've got a link that that particular section of archive.org in my bookmarks.phaedrus76@gmail.com wrote:I apologize if this is covered elsewhere and I have just been using the wrong terms to search, but how exactly does one add an new (old) game to the archive in the first place? I have game information I saved using the Wayback Machine from a now-defunct site and I'd rather it not disappear entirely (especially because I happened to be a contestant in the games). What exactly is the procedure here?
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...but the senator, while insisting he was not intoxicated, could not explain his nudity.
If I had 50 cents for every math question I got right, I'd have $6.30 by now.
If I had 50 cents for every math question I got right, I'd have $6.30 by now.
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I'm not entirely confident in my own powers of persuasion on the matter. I assumed this was a wiki-type system...if it's only a handful of people doing this I wouldn't want to trouble anyone. I am just well aware of the ephemeral nature of personal websites and thought it might be good to move Ronnie's content over.MinnesotaMyron wrote:The games are entered manually by a team of archivists, usually from videos supplied by the players, or acquired elsewhere. If you were a player on season 20 (the season archived by Ronnie that inspired the archive we have now)(and I suspect this is the case, based on your username) I could possibly be convinced to enter the game from that source. We've done that too. I've got a link that that particular section of archive.org in my bookmarks.phaedrus76@gmail.com wrote:I apologize if this is covered elsewhere and I have just been using the wrong terms to search, but how exactly does one add an new (old) game to the archive in the first place? I have game information I saved using the Wayback Machine from a now-defunct site and I'd rather it not disappear entirely (especially because I happened to be a contestant in the games). What exactly is the procedure here?
Also, kudos on whatever detective work you did to determine my identity so quickly.
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You are clearly better at bending search engines to your will than I am. I had no idea that this had been reproduced here.bpmod wrote:There's always this link, as well, for anybody needing a recreation of Ronnie's site.
Brian