New GSN Record: First show to hit 4 seasons is…
Poker Royale. GSN's first show to hit 4 seasons will be in the theme "Comedians VS Poker Pros", not Canadians VS Poker Pros like another site said. Top prize will be for $50,000, a tournament bracelet, and a trophy. Here is the list of competitors Comedians- Paul Rodriguez (Ali) Mark Curry (Hangin' With Mr. Cooper) Robert Wuhl (Arlis$$) Carol Leifer (Curb Your Enthusiasm/Seinfeld writer) Tammy Pescatelli (Last Comic Standing) Sue Murphy (Wanda Does It) Pros- Phil Laak Robert Williamson III Linda Johnson David Williams Connie Kimm Kathy Kolberg Each prelim match will give the winner $5,000 and the usual point system applies. The hosts are Mighty Ducks announcer John Ahlers, Kenna James, and Lisa Dergan. Poker Royale: Comedians VS Pok
Read MoreView Comments (1)Trebek: “I think I can, I think I can!”
You can't keep a good Canuck down. In a recent interview with the Associate Press, Alex Trebek noted that he's not ready to slow down with Jeopardy! and that he might have another 25-year-plus veteran in the game show industry as his role model. "I may want to go on like Bob Barker into his late 70s and beyond." That's a scary thought. Trebek, who will turn 65 this summer, is going into his 22nd season of Jeopardy. Unless TPiR's Bob Barker figures out the cure for dying, Trebek will have to host Jeopardy well past 2016 in order to try to catch up to Bob Barker's 33-season hosting streak. Trebek Says He's Not Close To Retiring - Yahoo! News
Read MoreLeave a CommentLingo Newsflash
Lingo's order of episodes is officially 65. In a once a week status, this is 13 weeks. With two episodes airing (assuming they are both new episodes), this will only be around 7 weeks of episodes. Also, it is official, Lingo will have a new model.
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Lingo news has been pouring in over the past few hours. The top prize now listed is $10,000. Whether this is cash or cash + trip, no one knows. More info will be sent in as soon as it arrives. Also, it is rumored that GSN is searching for a new model to replace Stacey, who actually has a career in US television now. More info will be given, again, on arrival. Keep watching Buzzer! for the most up-to-date news about GSN offered anywhere. Also, if you have a Livejournal, you can sign up for the Buzzer! The Game Show Blog satellite by going to this link... Buzzer! Livejournal Syndicate Source: Craigslist GSN: The Network for Games
Read MoreView Comments (1)Get Schooled 2005 Comes to a Close
The highly successful GSN mall tour "Get Schooled" switched from the trivia game (which was based on the network not-so-successful show WinTuition), to "Word Slam!" (which is based off the network's oh-so-successful show Lingo). 11 different cities were done, including Pittsburgh and San Francisco, and 11 champions, who have previously won $10,000, came together for the chance to win $25,000 in Philadelphia. Casey Butterfield of San Francisco, CA, has just won another $25,000 to total her winnings up to $35,000, which is still in the network's top ranks for money given away to a single person. Casey Butterfield outlasted her other 10 opponents in order to win the $25,000 on the vocabulary game "World Slam!", which will air a documentary of
Read MoreLeave a CommentThe Winner of the Ultimate Tournament of Champions…
Jeopardy's attempt at high ratings during sweeps, the Ultimate Tourmament of Champions, ended today as the three finalists went against each other to win $2,000,000. The results are in the cut below. The cut will be removed at midnight tonight. Click Buzz In! to see the results. Brad Rutter has won his second massive Jeopardy ToC. He won the Million Dollar Masters earlier in the decade, and now has won the Ultimate Tournament of Champions. He is now the biggest winner in game show history, as his money spans over $3,000,000 total.
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Jeopardy, America's longest running quiz show, is coming to DVD. Undoubtedly, a good deal of the content will be Ken Jennings and the Ultimate Tournament of champions. Other behind the scenes things will be shown also. This is one of the few game shows to be released on DVD, with You Bet Your Life being another. Go to the link below for more information. Jeopardy! DVD Sources: Sony Pictures
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Well, this is a little bit off topic, but late from E3 in LA is a game for the Playstation 2 called Buzz! The Music Quiz. From the Sydnie Morning Herald: Sony also revealed a four-player PlayStation 2 virtual game show, complete with buzzer controllers. Due in October, Buzz: The Music Quiz features 5000 questions and 1000 music clips from the past 50 years of popular music. Buzzer controllers. That's potential for a lot of PC modding. The game is slated for release in the Holiday setting for 2005 in Europe. No American release is set. Here's the listing at Gamespot for the game. GameSpot
Read MoreLeave a CommentKen Jennings’ New Gig Update!
Michael Davies said something to the Washington Post that I apparently missed. My bad. In terms of how the show will play out: "Think 'Price Is Right' with games of skill and intelligence in a multi-game format. Explore Ken against . . . the rest of the world and in national costumes when we can get it."
Read MoreView Comments (1)GSN Mega Summer
In the 2nd summer of GSN: The Network for Games, the cable channel announces the renewal of several series, as long as other new ones. There is literally something for everybody, and Buzzer! is here to break it first again. Please click Buzz In! to read the entire breaking story. July 8th marks a new landmark for GSN. Poker Royale becomes the first show in GSN history to receive a 4th season. Despite what other competitor sites have said, it is not "Canadians VS Poker Pros". The 4th season will be "Comedians VS Poker Pros". Comedians such as Seinfeld writer Carol Leifer and Arli$$ star Robert Wuhl go against poker pros such as E! Hollywood Hold'em host Phil Laak and others. This series will be part of GSN's extremely successful Casino Nigh
Read MoreLeave a CommentMove Over Donny, There’s Another Mormon in Show Business
You can't keep a good Mormon down. Michael Davies is spearheading a new game show, hosted by none other than our Jeopardy! wunderkinder, Ken Jennings. Not much is known about the new show, slated to air on Comedy Central, except for the host and part of the format. Davies said this: “As to the format, I’m giving nothing away. Except it might feature questions…and answers.” Way to keep us guessing, Mike. Lauren Corrao, senior veep of original programming at Comedy Central, noted that, despite what you may think, there IS a market for this. "Research has shown that our viewers are clamoring for more shows hosted by software engineers from Utah and, fortunately, Ken was available and had a screen test handy," Smartass. Timetables for
Read MoreLeave a CommentWhat is an emmy?
I'm having way too much fun with these creative post titles. At the 2005 Daytime Emmy's, Jeopardy! did done good, winning the Emmy for best game show. Merideth Viera won one too for best something or other for Millionaire. http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory?id=776962
Read MoreLeave a CommentLingo Renewed for 4th Season
Lingo has been renewed for a record setting 4th season by GSN. They are looking for contestants. If you would like to try out... http://losangeles.craigslist.org/tfr/74044520.html
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