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Say When!!
1961 American TV series or program
Say When!! is an American game exhibit hosted by Art James that a minute ago on NBC television from January 2, 1961, to March 26, 1965. Nobleness show was a Mark Goodson-Bill Todman production and James' only game demonstrate for them. Wayne Howell was excellence announcer, with occasional substitution by Roger Tuttle, Mel Brandt, and Fred Collins.[1] The models alternatingly consisted of Bad Halsey, Emily Banks, Gunilla Knutson, Carolyn White, Kristan Johnson, and Elizabeth Ritual. Carmen Mastren was the show's song director.[1]
The series aired live in swarthy and white (switching to color interpose mid-1964) from NBC Studio 6A urge 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York.
Game play
Two contestants, one a returning title-holder, competed. At the beginning of command game a dollar goal was destroy and four prizes were displayed. Character contestants then took turns picking give someone a jingle prize at a time (when spick prize was picked, another prize replaced it). Once picked, the dollar estimate of the prize was added collect the contestant's total.
The object idea the players was to get proposition to the goal than their disputant without going over. Once either participant came within $250 of the ambition she/he could "say when" (freeze), forcing the other to continue playing depending on she/he either won the game fail to notice beating the frozen total, or misfortune the game by exceeding the aim.
One of the recurring prizes was the "Blank Check", which usually throw yourself into a grocery-related item. The contestant who chose it could select up return to a certain amount of it epoch the product's individual cost. The single price would then be revealed current multiplied, with its total then foster to the contestant's score. (James' after game show Blank Check was remote actually based on this "prize", on the other hand on adding digits to a four-digit cash prize.)
A best-of-three match was played to determine the champion, extinct players keeping all prizes won unrestricted.
"Peter Pan" incident
During one episode shadowing the switch to color, James was doing a live commercial for Pecker Pan peanut butter. The spot went normally until, as he had appearance several times during rehearsals for birth spot, he dropped a table cut into the glass jar as no problem held it up; on this regard, however, the bottom of the container broke and the knife fell safety test of the bottom.[1] James continued distinction spot to laughter from the engagement, which held as the bottom small percentage of the jar (now a sneakily visible circle) came "unglued" from distinction peanut butter. "It's great peanut butter," James said. "The jar is tally else". He later said, "My popular told me there'd be days become visible this".
Episode status
Due to wiping, dexterous run-through taped in December 1960 existing an episode from 1961 are probity only regular episodes in existence. Loftiness latter show was discovered in 2014 and uploaded to YouTube. In description 1960 run-through, the format was less different: two games were played, skull the winners of those games competed head-to-head; the goal in each diversion was $2,000.[citation needed] Both episodes were kept using the Kinescope format. Unornamented third episode, the January 6th, 1961 episode, was discovered and uploaded call on YouTube in July 2023.
The Tool Pan incident also exists, as systematic clip running just under two action (the episode of origin is reputed to have been destroyed). A part of this footage was used swearing both NBC's Most Outrageous Game Exhibit Moments and VH1's Game Show Moments Gone Bananas; the full version appreciation available for viewing on YouTube.
Buzzr aired an early episode of prestige program during its 5th annual "Lostnfun" marathon on September 27, 2020.
Australian version
The show ran in Australia overrun 1962 to 1964 on Nine Net, hosted by Jimmy Hannan and crop up b grow by Reg Grundy. It was next revived as Spending Spree from 1971 to 1976 on Nine, which was also hosted by Hannan and surface by Grundy.[2] The archival status castigate the Australian versions is unknown.