If given the opportunity, which game show would you like to appear on to play?

I'm from Canada so I don't know if I'm able to really get on an american game show.. if I could.. I would.. wow that would be a great fun experience!

I love the Whammy show, that is a real classic. Did you see the story of the guy who figured out the system behind. And he ended up winning 4 to 5 times as much as anyone on the show. They basically had to change the rules as they didn't think anyone could ever figure out the winning patterns on the game grid. It was on 60 minutes or dateline I think. It was really sad, this of course was before the Whammy show was named the whammy, it had the original name, which escapes me at this time. Wheel of fortune is a true classic game as well. You only missed the "o" in Jeopardy, ~ LoL I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game.

I watched Deal or No Deal just Monday night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game. You know that his wife was super, SUPER, SUPER happy with him and gave a BIG HUG afterwards. His son was truly elated as well, as he would get the opportunity, to go with his dad to see KOBE! That is really grand if you asked me!

Yeah, the one on one shows would seen the best for me. I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game.

LoL ~ True very True. I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game.

Much like mylot, people don't have to actually see you when you are typing or see what type of mood you are in. So I agree, if they could open up the contestants to be able to play from home online; that would be something. The 25,000 pyramid is a good game show, but you would have to rely on someone else in order to make it big and if they turned out to not be well suited for that game, you would just be out of cash. I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game.

I know what you mean regarding the wheel of fortune rule of thumb giving you something, just for showing up to play. I think I'd still like the opportunity to win big on my on efforts, no matter how the game ended. I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game.

I think I would like to be on Deal or No Deal then second choice would be Wheel of Fortune. My brother won on Price Is Right several years ago. He won a car, freezer of ice cream (he donated to an orphans home), a microwave and two trips. Bad thing is the taxes you have to pay on what you win in that state, and then too it is added to your income for the year so you are taxed again at the end of the year. After all that, what you win is not much of a win! It would be fun to try though. I like to play the online version of Deal or No Deal where you answer the questions in each case. It is for fun. I live in the southeast so most of those gameshows are too far from where I live for me to go!

Yeah, Bob Barker set the milestone for all game show hosts didn't he. So sad to see him off the show, it is nothing like it was with Drew Carey on it either. Even though I like his show "Whose Line is it Anyway" starring Wayne Brady, I don't think he is well suited for the game show arena. He isn't as funny as he is on WLIIA as he is starring on the Price is Right. But I don't blame him for giving it a go. He definitely has a HUGE pair of shoes to fill.

I remember the title of the game you mentioned, but don't remember how it is played at all. Bummer. That goes to show my age is trying to catch up with my brain. Yikes!

No matter what game show it was, if I was ever given the opportunity to appear on one or more, I'd take the opportunity in a heartbeat. Win Big or break even would be my motto, never to be in the negative where I'd end up having to pay something back to the game show company. That would be crazy in my opinion.

Well considering the choice of game shows, from my understanding, the company pays the contestants to be there on the day they are supposed to star on the show. So if anything was won, no matter how large or small, I think going home with something, even if it was $100 is better than having not tried at all and missing out on so much more. I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game. I don't think I could ever get to the millionaire question on Millionaire, as I usually fade out just before reaching the $25,000 mark, so I wouldn't get over that unless I strategically played the 3 giveaways to my advantage and didn't miss any of them. The game is too broad of choices of answers for my tastes, much like Jeopardy is, you have to be a complete book worm in order to do well on there. Which is not a bad thing, just to me not as much fun in life.

Wow, that is a game I haven't heard of before.

LoL ~ I think the make the internet version a lot less complicated than the real show, just to peak continued interest in viewers for the actual show. I watched Deal or No Deal just last night. The guy playing was a big Kobe Bryant fan, and so they made him a $383,000 offer, plus an opportunity to be flown to one of the Lakers training camps in Hawaii. A pair of signed Kobe Bryant shoes and a bunch of other stuff, including spending a day with Kobe Bryant himself. All in all the offer added up to $388,000. The guy made the deal, the case he chose had only $1,000 in it. So he ended up with a great deal. His wife wanted him to go one more round, but he decided no to listen and made the deal. After he made the deal, Howie asked him what number case he would have chosen. And of course the number he would have chosen had the $1,000,000 in it. He played that game to the best of his ability. He wanted to win a lot of money, so his wife could stop working. He stated he was going to pay off his house, cars and be totally debt free. I'm so glad he made the decision he did. Plus he gets the opportunity to meet his most admired basketball player of all time Kobe Bryant. It was truly a great game.