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This is the classic version of the ultimate classic game show that most people came to know and love. Originally intended to be simply an expanded CBS-TV remake of the popular 1962-1969 NBC-TV game show called The Star-Studded Big Money Match Game 73 (and it's annual updates) soon grew into a bonafide,... more »

This is the classic version of the ultimate classic game show that most people came to know and love. Originally intended to be simply an expanded CBS-TV remake of the popular 1962-1969 NBC-TV game show called The Star-Studded Big Money Match Game 73 (and it's annual updates) soon grew into a bonafide, no-holds-barred comedy fest, full of innuendos, double-entendres, pouting celebrities and much more debuts including one as the show's return on June 25-29, 1973 on CBS-TV. Host Gene Rayburn played straight man to the antics of the 6-star panel but frequently aided the fun.

The game itself was straightforward. 2 contestants that's including a returning champion are competed. The challenger chose 1 of the questions (marked "A" & "B") in 2 rounds (marked "1" & "2") for which Rayburn read the question. While the questions were rather pedestrian early in the run (e.g., "Name a foreign car"), the questions quickly grew wild and wacky. Frequently, the questions involved a recurring list of characters such as Dumb Donald, Weird Willie and Old Man Periwinkle (the latter brilliantly portrayed by Rayburn); celebrities, politicians and news events of the time were also the butt of many of the questions.

For example: "Wendy the waitress really likes it if you give her good tips. Give her a $10 bill, she'll put a sliced cherry in your drink. Don't tip her and she'll put in a _____."

It was that blank that the six(6) celebrities separately wrote in on index cards. The contestant then was asked for his/her answer. One by one, Rayburn – who frequently critiqued the contestant's answer (he or she might say "cherry bomb" or "cyanide," which would be the definitive answer, while "dirt" would be a rotten answer) – then the audience critized each celebrity for his or her answer. The player scored 1 point for every match.

Two rounds were player with the challenger going 1st in the second round of questions (or the champion if the challenger matched all 6 stars); celebrities who matched a player in the first round didn't participate in the second-round question for that contestant. The player in the lead after two rounds wins the game and $100 and played the Big Money Super Match.

A tie-breaker round was played if necessary with gameplay like as before. If the tie wasn't broken after two(2) tie-breaker rounds, then a sudden-death fill-in-the-blank tiebreaker was played. A fill-in-the-blank phrase (e.g., _____ Bunny) was shown; each player wrote their response and the celebrities were polled from the audience for their answers. The first to match won the game. In the highly unlikely event that both players provided the same answer or there still was not a match, then (after a typical Rayburn comment like, "Gee, we're really doing well, aren't we?") the sudden-death tie-breaker was played again until there was a match. The sudden-death format was used right away for ties in the weekly syndicated Match Game PM (because of time constraints) that started in the 1975-1976 season only regulars Richard Dawson, Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly played.

The Super Match was played in 2 parts. In the 1st part (dubbed Audience Match), Rayburn read a fill-in-the-blank phrase in which had been given to a previous studio audience of 100 people (e.g., Cookie ______). The contestant asked 3 celebrities 1 at a time for suggested answers after which he or she could choose one or come up with one of his or her own. The three top answers were listed, with the No. 3 choice worth $100, the second-most popular worth $250 and the top choice worth $500.

If the champion matched one of the top 3 answers, he/she won that amount of money and played the Head-to-Head Match for 10 times their winnings (equals ergo: $1000, $2500 or $5000). The player chose a celebrity, who was given another fill-in-the-blank phrase as before. If there was an exact match, the champion wins the Big Money. Even if the player didn't match, the champion kept his/her Audience Match winnings and faced a new challenger.

Players returned until defeated or surpassing CBS's $25,000 winnings limit (done just once in March 1979).

Richard Dawson was initially the only regular Match Game 73 celebrity; Charles Nelson Reilly and Brett Somers became regulars in September 1973. Dawson was far and away the most popular Head-to-Head Match celebrity partner (one history of the show reported he was responsibile for greater than $1 million in the champion's winnings). In 1976 as the show then called Match Game 76 Dawson parlayed his success in the highly-successful ABC-TV run of Family Feud.

On June 28, 1978...The Star Wheel was added to the Super Match on Match Game 78 which the contestant spun to determine his or her celebrity partner. If the wheel stopped on certain areas of the wheel called the gold star area (designated "double"), the player played for 20 times their Audience Match cash (up to $10,000 on the CBS-TV show; $20,000 on Match Game PM); otherwise, they played for their regular jackpot. Some fans of the show believe the addition of the Star Wheel hastened Dawson's departure from the show on August 23, 1978 and though that's purely speculation.

Match Game 73 as fans came to know, had many classic moments during its 7 Season run on CBS-TV (too many to list here). The show also spawned a successful syndicated entry (the once-a-week Match Game PM, which offered even higher cash prizes). After the CBS-TV show (and then called Match Game 79) ended its run on April 20, 1979. 5 Months later it continued its life as a 5-day-a-week entry on September 10-14, 1979 that series continued through September 10, 1982.

A short-lived pairing with The Hollywood Squares in 1983-1984 on NBC-TV plus 2 self-contained revivals (ABC-TV in 1990-1991 and Syndicated TV in 1998-1999), soon followed. None managed to recapture the audience (or particularly in the latter version, the magic) of the one-of-a-kind original. Reruns of the classic Match Game 73 have perpetually been among the highest-rated shows on Game Show Network (now GSN).

THE BROADCAST HISTORY of MATCH GAME 73:
June 25-December 31, 1973 at 3:30-4:00pm on CBS-TV
MATCH GAME 74:
January 2-December 31, 1974 at 3:30-4:00pm on CBS-TV
MATCH GAME 75:
January 2-August 15, 1975 at 3:30-4:00pm on CBS-TV
August 18-November 28, 1975 at 3:00-3:30pm on CBS-TV
December 1-31, 1975 at 3:30-4:00pm on CBS-TV
MATCH GAME 76
January 2-December 31, 1976 at 3:30-4:00pm on CBS-TV
MATCH GAME 77
January 3-November 4, 1977 at 3:30-4:00pm on CBS-TV
November 7-December 16, 1977 at 11:00-11:30am on CBS-TV
December 19, 1977-January 3, 1978 at 4:00-4:30pm on CBS-TV
MATCH GAME 78
January 4, 1978-January 2, 1979 at 4:00-4:30pm on CBS-TV MATCH GAME 79
January 3-April 20, 1979 at 4:00-4:30pm on CBS-TV.

Syndicated on every TV Market from September 10, 1979 to September 10, 1982 and Distributed By JIM VICTORY TELEVISION, INC.

"MATCH GAME 73-79" is A MARK GOODSON-BILL TODMAN PRODUCTION in association with The CBS-TV Network.less «

• MATH GAME 1980 (1 Year After MATCH GAME 79)

  MATH GAME 1980 (CBS-TV: 1980) January 1-4, 1980: Guy Smiley (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank ...more »

  MATH GAME 1980 (CBS-TV: 1980) January 1-4, 1980: Guy Smiley (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Taffy Dare (Laurel Page), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Wally Walrus (Daws Butler) & Peppermint Patty (Patricia Patts). January 7-11, 1980: Mr. Moose & Bunny Rabbit (Gus Allegretti), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Brenda Chance (Marilyn Schreffler), Wimpy (Daws Butler), Bluto The Brut (Allan Melvin) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). January 14-18, 1980: Doo-Bee (Susan Silo), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Connie Partridge (Joan Gerber), Cosmo Spacely (Mel Blanc), W.C. Cogswell (Daws Butler) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). January 21-25, 1980: Beauegard (Dave Goelz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Marcie Blanchard (Casey Carlson), Mr. Haney (Pat Buttram), Mr. Green Jeans (Hugh "Lumpy" Branningan) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). January 28-February 1, 1980: Elmer Fudd (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Dee Dee Sykes (Vernee Watson-Johnson), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). February 4-8, 1980: Scooter Bugg (Richard Hunt), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Daisy Mayhem (Marilyn Schreffler), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Gabby Gator (Daws Butler) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). February 11-15, 1980: Oscar The Grouch (Carroll Spinney), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Melody Valentine (Jackie Joseph), Mr. Baxter (James Wall), Mr. Green Jeans (Hugh "Lumpy" Branningan) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). February 18-22, 1980: Sherlock Hemlock (Jerry Nelson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Pearl Pureheart (Diane Pershing), Bob Dog (Robert Trow), Chef "Don" Brockett (Don Brockett) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). February 25-29, 1980: H.R. Pufnstuf (Lennie Weinrib), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Stella Spacely (Jean Vanderpyl), Charlie Brown (Arrin Skelley), Schroeder (Daniel Anderson) & Miss Grundy (Jane Webb). March 3-7, 1980: Dr. Shrinker (Jay Ferguson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Princess Dale Arden (Diane Pershing), Prince Tuesday (Fred Michael), Chef "Don" Brockett (Don Brockett) & Sally Brown (Annalisa Bortolin). March 10-14, 1980: Boo Boo Bear (Don Messick), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Laurie Partridge (Susan Dey), Wally Walrus (Daws Butler), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). March 17-21, 1980: Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Pearl Pureheart (Diane Pershing), Popeye The Sailor (Jack Mercer), Bluto The Brut (Allan Melvin) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). March 24-28, 1980: Arthur J. Crank (Jim Boyd), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver), Ernie Henderson (Jim Henson), Bert Thomas (Frank Oz) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). March 31-April 4, 1980: Dennis Badger (Olwen Griffiths), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Miss Twilly (Marilyn Schreffler), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Lucy Van Pelt (Michelle Muller). April 7-11, 1980: George Jetson (George O'Hanlon), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Janice "Hot Lips" (Eren Ozker), Batman (Olan Soule), Robin (Casey Kasem) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). April 14-18, 1980: Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Rudy Huster (Eric Suter), Judy Jetson (Janet Waldo), Linus Van Pelt (Daniel Anderson), Charlie Brown (Arrin Skelley) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). April 21-25, 1980: H.R. Pufnstuf (Lennie Weinrib), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Prissy Hen (Nancy Wible), Daniel Tiger (Fred Rogers), Prince Tuesday (Fred Michael) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). April 28-May 2, 1980: Mr. Fred Rogers (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Sabrina (Jane Webb), Salem Saberhagen Spellman, Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). May 5-9, 1980: Elroy Jetson (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Daisy Duck (Patty Paris), Ross Marler (Jerry verDorn), Chris Hughes (Don McLaughlin) & Sally Brown (Annalisa Bortolin). May 12-16, 1980: Oil Can Harry (Alan Oppenheimer), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Lucy Van Pelt (Michelle Muller), Daffy Duck & Porky Pig (Mel Blanc) & Miss Grundy (Jane Webb). May 19-23, 1980: Kermit The Frog (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Connie Partridge (Joan Gerber), Gabby Gator (Daws Butler), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). May 26-30, 1980: Jiminy Cricket (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Venus (Dee Timberlake), Charlie Brown (Arrin Skelley), Schroeder (Christopher Donohue) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). June 2-6, 1980: George Jetson (George O'Hanlon), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Princess Dale Arden (Diane Pershing), Mr. Hooper (Will Lee), David North (Northern J. Calloway) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). June 9-13, 1980: Sonny Fox (Himself), Cathy & Patty Lane (Patty Duke Astin), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Velma Dinkley (Patty Paris), Billy Batson (Michael Gary)/Capt. Marvel (John Davey), Mentor (Les Tremayne) & Penny Walker (Melendy Britt). June 16-20, 1980: The Fonz (Henry Winkler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Laura Ingalls Wilder (Melissa Gilbert), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). June 23-27, 1980: Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Nellie Olson (Alison Arngrim), Tom Dracula (Alan Oppenheimer), Frankie Frankenstein (Howard Morris) & Granny Goode (June Foray). June 30-July 4, 1980: Gene Rayburn (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Allison Endicott (Joyce Menges), Mel Sharpes (Vic Tayback), Tommy Hyatt (Philip McKeon) & Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver). July 7-11, 1980: Bozo (Bob Bell), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Kimberly Drummond (Dana Plato), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Gabby Gator (Daws Butler) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). July 14-18, 1980: Superman (Danny Dark), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Jeannie Nelson (Barbara Eden), Teenage Bill Cosby (Bill Cosby), Russell Cosby (Jan Crawford) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). July 21-25, 1980: Greg Brady (Barry Williams), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Stephanie Mills Bunker (Danielle Brisebois), Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). July 28-August 1, 1980: Michael Young (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Kay Cooper (Jeanne Cooper), Bob McGrath (Himself), David North (Northern J. Calloway) & Jennifer Marlowe (Loni Anderson). August 4-8, 1980: Wally Gator (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Lisa Hughes (Eileen Fulton), Mr. Hooper (Will Lee), David North (Northern J. Calloway) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). August 11-15, 1980: Hula-Hula (Joe Baker), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Allison Endicott (Joyce Menges), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). August 18-22, 1980: Ernie Douglas (Barry Livingston), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Katie Douglas (Tina Cole), Snooper Cat & Blabber Mouse (Daws Butler) & Granny Goode (June Foray). August 25-29, 1980: George Jetson (George O'Hanlon), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Winsome Witch (Jean Vanderpyl), Motor Mouse (Dick Curtis), Auto Cat (Marty Ingels) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). September 1-5, 1980: Hokey Wolf (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Cinderella (Ilene Woods), The Lone Ranger (William Conrad), Tonto (Ivan Naranjo) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). The Broadcast Report of "MATH GAME 1980 (1980):" January 1-September 5, 1980 CBS-TV Monday-Friday at 9:00-9:30 AM. less «

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• MATH GAME 1979 In, MATCH GAME 79 Out.

  MATH GAME 1979 (CBS-TV: 1979): January 2-5, 1979: Prof. Ludwig Von Drake (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss ...more »

  MATH GAME 1979 (CBS-TV: 1979): January 2-5, 1979: Prof. Ludwig Von Drake (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Princess Aurora (Mary Costa), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). January 8-12, 1979: Elroy Jetson (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Bianca Rodent (Eva Gabor), Shaggy Rogers (Casey Kasem), Freddy Jones (Frank Welker) & Sabrina & Salem Saberhagen Spellman (Janet Waldo & Mel Blanc). January 15-19, 1979: Guy Smiley (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Daisy Mayhem (Marilyn Schreffler), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). January 22-26, 1979: Woody Woodpecker (Grace "Stafford" Lantz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver), Capt. Sylvester Snerdly & Gen. Horatio Blowhard (John Stephenson) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). January 29-February 2, 1979: Sherman Fangsworth/Fangface (Frank Welker), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Brenda Chance (Marilyn Schreffler), Porky Pig (Mel Blanc), Elmer Fudd (Hal Smith) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). February 5-9, 1979: Jiminy Cricket (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Snow White (Adriana Caselotti), Mr. Moose (Gus Allegretti), Mr. Green Jeans (Hugh "Lumpy" Brannigan) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). February 12-16, 1979: The Katzenjammer Kids (June Foray), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Cinderella (Ilene Woods), Daffy Duck & Sylvester Cat (Mel Blanc) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). February 19-23, 1979: Rudy Hubster (Eric Suter), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Princess Aurora (Mary Costa), Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc) & Granny Goode (June Foray). February 26-March 2, 1979: Sluggo (June Foray), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Nancy Ritz (Jayne Hamil), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). March 5-9, 1979: Muskie Muskrat (Dayton Allen), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Prissy Hen (Julie Bennett), Ernie Henderson (Jim Henson), Bert Thomas (Frank Oz) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). March 12-16, 1979: Sylvester Cat (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), MISS AMERICA 1979 (Kylene Baker), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). March 19-23, 1979: Snoopy (Bill Melendez & Laurie Faso), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Judy Jetson (Janet Waldo), Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). March 26-30, 1979: Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Snow White (Adriana Caselotti), The Lone Ranger (Michael Rye), Tonto (Ed Ames) & Granny Goode (June Foray). April 2-6, 1979: Spike Dog (Don Messick), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Janice Hot Lips (Frank Oz), Bud Abbott (John Stephenson), Lou Costello (Mel Blanc) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). April 9-13, 1979: Yogi Bear (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Prissy Hen (Julie Bennett), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Pearl Slaghoople (June Foray). April 16-20, 1979: Guy Smiley (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Cinderella (Ilene Woods), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). April 23-27, 1979: Fraidy Cat (Alan Oppenheimer), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Ward Cleaver (Hugh Beaumont), Pandora Brat (Rita Moreno), David Seville (Ross Bagdasarian), Clyde Crashup (Shepard Menken) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). April 30-May 4, 1979: George Jetson (George O'Hanlon), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Alvin Seville (Ross Bagdasarian), Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver), Cookie Monster (Frank Oz), Herry Monster (Jerry Nelson) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). May 7-11, 1979: Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Beaver Cleaver (Jerry Mathers), Lt. Laura Gentry (Pamelyn Ferdin), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Miss Grundy (Jane Webb). May 14-18, 1979: Big Bird (Carroll Spinney), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Wally Cleaver (Tony Dow), Lucy Van Pelt (Madeline Kohn), Mr. Magoo (Jim Backus), Charley Fong (Paul Frees) & Judy Robinson (Marta Kristen). May 21-25, 1979: Bob McGrath (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Dagwood Bumstead (Frank Welker), Broom-Hilda (June Foray), Napoleon Boneapart (Larry D. Mann), Franklin "Frankie" Frankenstein (Howard Morris) & Sweet Polly Purebread (Norma MacMillian). May 28-June 1, 1979: Harvey Kinkle (Don Messick), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Alfred Pennyworth (Alan Napier), Emmy Lou Harper (Jayne Hamill), Batman (Adam West), Robin (Burt Ward) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). June 4-8, 1979: Clark Kent (Johnny Dark), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Spike Dog (Don Messick), Laurie Partridge (Susan Dey), Buzz Buzzard (Dallas McKennon), Gabby Gator (Daws Butler) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). June 11-15, 1979: Donald Duck (Clarence Nash), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Prissy Hen (Julie Bennett), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). June 18-22, 1979: Jiminy Cricket (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Pandora Brat (Rita Moreno), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Granny Goode (June Foray). June 25-29, 1979: Elroy Jetson (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver), Arnold Jackson Drummond (Gary Coleman), Willis Jackson Drummond (Todd Bridges) & Sweet Polly Purebread (Norma MacMillian). July 2-6, 1979: Mr. Slate (John Stephenson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Henrietta Hippo (Hazel Shermet), Buzz Buzzard (Dallas McKennon), Gabby Gator (Daws Butler) & Alice Winters (Kathryn Beaumont). July 9-13, 1979: Popeye The Sailor (Jack Mercer). Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Broom-Hilda (June Foray), Mickey Mouse (Wayne Allwine), Donald Duck (Clarence Nash) & Tess Tracy (Janet Waldo). July 16-20, 1979: Boris Badenov (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Cinderella (Ilene Woods), Henry Orbit (Daws Butler), Barney Bear (Greg Morris) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). July 23-27, 1979: Dinky Dog (Frank Welker), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Sleeping Beauty (Mary Costa), Daffy Duck & Porky Pig (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). July 30-August 3, 1979: Mr. Jody Davis (Johnnie Whitaker), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Aunt Fritzi Ritz (Linda Gary), Fangface/Sherman Fangsworth (Frank Welker), Puggsy Thrope (Bart Braverman) & Emmy Lou Harper (Jayne Hamill). August 6-10, 1979: Mr. Slate (John Stephenson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Princess Dale Arden (Diane Pershing), Lippy Lion (Daws Butler), Hardy Har Har (Mel Blanc) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). August 13-17, 1979: Clyde Crashup (Lennie Weinrib), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver), Pumpkin Puss (Allan Melvin), Mush Mouse (Howard Morris) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). August 20-24, 1979: Henry Orbit (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Tess Tracy (Janet Waldo), Alex & Annie (Bing Bingham & Donna Drake) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). August 27-31, 1979: Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Cindy Bear (Janet Waldo), Bert Thomas (Frank Oz), Ernie Henderson (Jim Henson) & Peppermint Patty (Patricia Patts). September 3-7, 1979: Boris Badenov (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Granny Goode (June Foray), Charley Dog (Mel Blanc), Elmer Fudd (Hal Smith) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). September 10-14, 1979: Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Betty Rubble (Mrs. Gay Autterson), Popeye The Sailor (Jack Mercer), Bluto The Brut (Allan Melvin) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). September 17-21, 1979: Mr. Ant (John Byner), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Granny Sweet (Janet Waldo), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). September 24-28, 1979: Jason Starr (Craig Littler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Maria Figueroa (Sonia Manzano), Sheriff Rosco Coltrane (James Best), Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). October 1-5, 1979: Michael Young (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Susan Robinson (Loretta Long), Goofy (Bill Farmer), Donald Duck & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). October 8-12, 1979: Henry Orbit (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Granny Sweet (Janet Waldo), Charley Dog & Porky Pig (Mel Blanc) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). October 15-19, 1979: Barney Rubble (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Penelope Pitstop (Janet Waldo), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). October 22-26, 1979: Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore (Bill Thompson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Betty Rubble (Mrs. Gay Autterson), Popeye The Sailor (Jack Mercer), Bluto The Brut (Allan Melvin) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). October 29-November 2, 1979: Bob McAllister (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Gandy Goose (Daws Butler), Mary Ann Summers (Dawn Wells), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Wally Walrus (Daws Butler) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). November 5-9, 1979: Fred Flintstone (Henry Corden), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Pearl Pureheart (Diane Pershing), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). November 12-16, 1979: Sonny Fox (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Samantha Starr (Tamara Dobson), Charlie Brown (Arrin Skelley), Linus Van Pelt (Daniel Anderson) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). November 19-23, 1979: Mr. Fred Rogers (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Olive Oyl (Marilyn Schreffler), Elmer Fudd (Hal Smith), Yosemite Sam (Mel Blanc) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). November 26-30, 1979: King Friday (Fred Rogers), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Dee Dee Sykes (Vernee Watson-Johnson), Oil Can Harry (Alan Oppenheimer), Theodore Howard Bear (Frank Welker) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). December 3-7, 1979: Heckle & Jeckle (Frank Welker), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Stella Spacely (Jean Vanderpyl), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Wally Walrus (Daws Butler) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). December 10-14, 1979: Elmer Fudd (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Samantha Stephens (Elizabeth Montgomery), Herman Munster (Fred Gwynne), Grandpa Munster (Al Lewis) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). December 17-21, 1979: Snoopy Brown (Bill Melendez), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Melody Valentine (Jackie Joseph), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). December 24-28, 1979: Henry Orbit (Daws Butler: M & W-F)/Frosty The Snowman (Jackie Vernon: T), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Jeannie (Julie McWhirter), Oil Can Harry (Alan Oppenheimer), Theodore Howard Bear (Frank Welker) & Daisy Duck (Patty Paris). December 31, 1979: Guy Smiley (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Taffy Dare (Laurel Page), Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Wally Walrus (Daws Butler) & Peppermint Patty (Patricia Patts). The Broadcast Report of "MATH GAME 1979 (1979):" January 2-December 31, 1979 CBS-TV Monday-Friday at 9:00-9:30 AM. less «

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  MATH GAME 1978 (CBS-TV: 1978 ) January 2-6, 1978: Mr. Slate (John Stephenson), Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens), Daphne Blak...more »

  MATH GAME 1978 (CBS-TV: 1978 ) January 2-6, 1978: Mr. Slate (John Stephenson), Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens), Daphne Blake (Heather North Kenney), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Shelly LaMarine (Patty Paris), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). January 9-13, 1978: Bert Thomas (Frank Oz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Big Ethel Merchant (Jane Webb), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). January 16-20, 1978: Tom Cat & Jerry Mouse (Daws Butler & Don Messick), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Kristy Anton (Robin Dearden), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). January 23-27, 1978: Mr. Moose (Gus Allegretti), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Superchick (Debra Clinger), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). January 30-February 3, 1978: Sam Eagle (Frank Oz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Shelly LaMarine (Patty Paris), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). February 6-10, 1978: Bert Thomas (Frank Oz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Bubbles Blowton (Julie McWhirter), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). February 13-17, 1978: Ernie Henderson (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Piglet (John Fiedler), Andrea Thomas & ISIS (Joanna Cameron), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). February 20-24, 1978: Bob McGrath (Himself), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Petunia Pig (Jane Webb), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Alice Manson (Alice Playten). February 27-March 3, 1978: Mr. Ant (John Byner), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Brenda Chance (Marliyn Schreffler), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Lucy Van Pelt (Melaine Kohn). March 6-10, 1978: Prof. Ludwig Von Drake (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Catherine "Cissy" Bartlett (Kathy Garver), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). March 13-17, 1978: Rowlf Dog (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Taffy Dare (Laurel Page), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). March 20-24, 1978: Scooter Bugg (Richard Hunt), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Daisy Mayhem (Marilyn Schreffler), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). March 27-31, 1978: Sam Eagle (Frank Oz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Petunia Pig (Jane Webb), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). April 3-7, 1978: Pepe LePew (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Debbie Anderson (Arlene Golonka), Oscar The Grouch (Carroll Spinney), Andrea Thomas & ISIS (Joanna Cameron), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Alice Manson (Alice Playten). April 10-14, 1978: Linus Van Pelt (Daniel Anderson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Bubbles Blowton (Julie McWhirter), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). April 17-21, 1978: Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Mr. Ant (John Byner), Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills) & Lorraine Anderson (Helaine Lembeck). April 24-28, 1978: Seymour Seaserpent (Bob Elincky), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Granny Sweet (Janet Waldo), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). May 1-5, 1978: Schroeder (Daniel Anderson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Wilma Flintstone (Jean Vanderpyl), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Lt. Laura Gentry (Pamelyn Ferdin). May 8-12, 1978: Harry Reasonable (Ron Coden), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Betty Rubble (Mrs. Gay Autterson), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). May 15-19, 1978: Linus Van Pelt (Daniel Anderson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Penelope Pitstop (Janet Waldo), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). May 22-26, 1978: Scooter Bugg (Richard Hunt), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Jeannie Nelson (Barbara Eden), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). May 29-June 2, 1978: Sylvester Cat (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Daisy Mayhem (Marilyn Schreffler), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Alice Manson (Alice Playten). June 5-9, 1978: Freddy Frog (Joni Robbins), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Hilda Spellman (Jane Webb), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). June 12-16, 1978: Charley Dog (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), ISIS (Joanna Cameron), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). June 19-23, 1978: Oscar The Grouch (Carroll Spinney), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Sally Brown (Gail Davis), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). The Character Wheel-Character Finder Debuts this Weekday. June 26-30, 1978: Herry Monster (Jerry Nelson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Leather T. (Suzi Quatro), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Winsome Witch (Jean Vanderpyl). July 3-7, 1978: Forgetful Jones (Richard Hunt), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Prissy Hen (Julie Bennett), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Frieda Tyler (Marilyn Mueller). July 10-14, 1978: Russell Cosby (Jan Crawford), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Jane Jetson (Penny Singleton), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). The New Disco-fied Blue "X" Set of 1978 Presented replaces The Original Groovy Squares Set of 1968. July 17-21, 1978: Mushmouth (Bill Cosby), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Piglet (John Fiedler), Winsome Witch (Jean Vanderpyl), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). July 24-28, 1978: Babu (Joe Besser), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Rudy Hubster (Eric Suter), Betty Rubble (Mrs. Gay Autterson), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Alice Manson (Alice Playten). July 31-August 4, 1978: H.R. Pufnstuf (Lennie Weinrib), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Petunia Pig (Julie McWhirter), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). August 7-11, 1978: Prof. Ludwig Von Drake (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Granny Sweet (Janet Waldo), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). August 14-18, 1978: Jiminy Cricket (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Wilma Flintstone (Jean Vanderpyl), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). August 21-25, 1978: Bucky Wilson (Jan Crawford), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Judy Jetson (Janet Waldo), Cornelius Ape (Edwin Mills), Tony Krum (Roddy McDowall) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). Cornelius Ape & Tony Krum's Last Weekday Broadcast. August 28-September 1, 1978: The Dormouse (Don Messick), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Peppermint Patty (Laura Planting), Grover Monster (Frank Oz), Mr. Fat Blue (Jim Henson) & Helen Taylor (Aneta Corsaut). September 4-8, 1978: Elmer Fudd (Hal Smith), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Witchiepoo (Billie Hayes), Bunny Rabbit & Mr. Moose (Gus Allegretti) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). September 11-15, 1978: Penrod "Penry" Pooch (Scatman Crotchers), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Marcie Blanchard (Jimmy Ahrens), Charlie Brown (Liam Martin), Linus Van Pelt (Daniel Anderson) & Winsome Witch (Jean Vanderpyl). September 18-22, 1978: Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore (Don Messick), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Petunia Pig (Jane Webb), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). September 25-29, 1978: Sam Shepard (Mel Blanc), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Daphne Blake (Heather North Kenney), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper (Alan Hale) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). October 2-6, 1978: Bluto Brut (Allan Melvin), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Lisa Hughes (Eileen Fulton), Gopher (Howard Morris), Rabbit (Junius Matthews) & Emmy Lou Harper (Jayne Hamill). October 9-13, 1978: Muskie Muskrat (Dayton Allen), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Lucy Van Pelt (Melanie Kohn), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). October 16-20, 1978: Wally Walrus (Arte Johnson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Broom-Hilda (June Foray), Mickey Mouse (Wayne Allwine), Goofy (Bill Farmer) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). October 23-27, 1978: Com. Gampu (Jonathan Harris), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Piglet (John Fiedler), Petunia Pig (June Foray), Charlie Brown (Liam Martin), Linus Van Pelt (Daniel Anderson) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). October 30-November 3, 1978: Big Bird (Carroll Spinney), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Penelope Pitstop (Janet Waldo), Bunny Rabbit & Mr. Moose (Gus Allegretti) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). November 6-10, 1978: Bob Dog (Bob Trow), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Olive Oyl (Marilyn Schreffler), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). November 13-17, 1978: Wally Walrus (Arte Johnson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), ISIS (Diane Pershing), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). November 20-24, 1978: Guy Smiley (Jim Henson), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Winsome Witch & Lucky Cat (Jean Vanderpyl & Frank Welker), Gopher (Howard Morris), Rabbit (Junius Matthews) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). November 27-Deceember 1, 1978: Puggsy Thrope (Bart Braverman), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Lt. Laura Gentry (Pamelyn Ferdin), Porky Pig & Daffy Duck (Mel Blanc) & Emmy Lou Harper (Jayne Hamill). December 4-8, 1978: Buzz Buzzard (Frank Welker), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Piglet (John Fiedler), Wonder Woman (Shannon Farnon), Capt. Sylvester Snerdly & Gen. Gerald Blowhorn (John Stephenson) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). December 11-15, 1978: Snagglepuss (Daws Butler), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Jennifer Marlowe (Loni Anderson), Kermit the Frog (Jim Henson), Oscar the Grouch (Carroll Spinney) & Goo (Norma MacMillian). December 18-22, 1978: Woody Woodpecker (Grace "Stafford" Lantz), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Jeannie Nelson (Barbara Eden), Puggsy Thrope (Bart Braverman), Sherman Fangsworth/Fangface (Frank Welker) & Velma Dinkley (Pat Stevens). December 25-29, 1978: Com. Gampu (Jonathan Harris), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Wonder Woman (Shannon Farnon), Capt. Sylvester Snerdly & Gen. Gerald Blowhorn (John Stephenson) & Daisy Duck (Clarence Nash). January 1, 1979: Prof. Ludwig Von Drake (Paul Frees), Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill), Miss Piggy (Frank Oz), Mr. Toad (Charles Nelson Reilly), Princess Aurora (Mary Costa), Gilligan (Bob Denver), The Skipper {Jonas Grumby} (Alan Hale) & Minnie Mouse (Ruth Clifford). "The Broadcast Report of MATH GAME 1978 (CBS-TV 1978 ) :" January 2, 1978-January 1, 1979 CBS-TV Monday-Friday at 9:00-9:30am Eastern (8:00-8:30am Central). less «

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  10 Perfect

  Match Game is one of my all-time favorite game shows. They couldn't have done a better job. hide « show »

  I absolutely LOVE Match Game!!! It was definately a unique game show that set the bar for all others to come. It was a hilarious classic. I love to watch it and see how the contestants think. Some of them come up with the craziest answers that I would never have thought of. It's also fun to watch because it's a game show where you can also play at home. You can compare your answers with the contestants and panelists. Oh my gosh...the panelists. They were what made the show amazing. They were themselves on the show, which I loved. There were on masquerades. So, yeah, I love Match Game. :P

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  onceinabluemoon Added Jun 18, 2007 All my reviews
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  One of the best shows EVA!!!! hide « show »

  Oh my god i love this show MUCH!!!! The first time i saw it was when i was sleeping over my grandmother's house. Wow, it was so funny and hilarious. But about 3 years later i still watch it. I'm 13. I mean it's praticaly morepopular then when it fist came out. But when i saw the special episode of what the people that are usally on the show are doing now. I praticaly cried because the person who was the host. He gat short term memory lost, which means he didn't remember being on the show, and then he passed away. I cried...I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  wafflesandnety Added Apr 24, 2007 All my reviews
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  Match Game was a game show that aired since the 60s throughout the 70s. It's host, Gene Rayburn, and the different celebrities from the panel made the show a fantastic hit. hide « show »

  "Last night I had dinner with my boyfriend. As soon as I began eating, he stuck his thumb in my blank." LOL!! "Dumb Dora was so dumb, (How dumb was she?!) that when she didn't have enough money to buy a color tv, she bought a black & white tv and covered it with blank.)

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  ravenennis Added Feb 19, 2007 All my reviews
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  9.5 Superb

  The coolest game show ever since "The Price is Right" hide « show »

  When I watch this show on the present day Game Show Network (the reruns from the 1970s) I see this particular show as one of the funniest and most fun-to-watch shows in game show history. Host Gene Rayburn, in my opinion, sets the stage for the fantastic show, as well as the six star panelists. The show had its popular "Dumb Dora is so dumb..." phrases, each funnier than the next. Millions of Americans would watch the show in front of their television sets and laugh louder and harder with each episode. Today, in the 21st century, I laugh at the jokes, even if they are thirty or more years old.

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  lazlofan098 Added Feb 2, 2007 All my reviews
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  9.2 Superb

  Dumb Dora was so Dumb was a lead in for this show. hide « show »

  I loved this show with such stars as Richard Dawson (best known as host of Family Feud and kissing the women), Brett Sommers, Charles Nelson Reilly (who died May 25th, 2007), and the late Gene Rayburn. We also had such guests as Bill Dailey (from I Dream of Jeannie), Bette White (from the Mary Tyler Moore Show and many other shows), Alan Ludden (Password, who was also married to Betty White at the time), Penny Marshall (Laverne and Shirley), Kate Jackson (Charlie's Angels), and many others. They would have six panelist and 2 contestants. It started out by you trying to match the 6 panelist. Then there was 1 audience matches sometimes 2. Then you would match a star which was a lot of times Richard Dawson. You had a chance of winning up to 10,000 most of the time it was 5,000. It was a great show.

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