*  The CBS daytime version of ''ThePriceIsRight'', not surprisingly, has one of the most recognizable examples: the "clang clang clang / whoop, Whoop, WHOOOOOOP" that is played whenever a contestant wins a large cash prize or both Showcases (or ''the'' Showcase, in the Davidson version). Recycled in a sped-up form for car wins on the 1980s versions of ''CardSharks''.
**  ''TheBigSpin'', which was originally a Mark Goodson production (later headed by his son), also re-used this specimen for big wins.
*  $100,000 wins on Tom Kennedy's version of ''Series/NameThatTune'' were accompanied by ''every single type of siren imaginable''.
*  ''[[{{ptitle9185oowx}} The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime]]'': In its first season, million dollar wins were accompanied by sirens, klaxons, and horns honking, not to mention the on-set hysterics. And fireworks shot out of the set.
*  ''[[TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'': Shrill sirens were played if the grand prize check was won on both Edwards versions. Also inverted, as the same sirens were toned down and used as LosingHorns if the contestant passed up the check.
*  Bonus wins on ''RemoteControl'' were heralded with alternating burglar alarm sirens. Inverted if the player ''lost'' the BonusRound, as one of the sirens was used as the buzzer when time expired.
*  There are at least two [[StockSoundEffects stock versions]]:
**  A series of very shrill sirens accompanied by an alarm bell, referred to sometimes as the "NBC sirens" given their origin. Heard on the following:
***  ''Series/{{Scrabble}}'' - for a $20,000, $40,000, Bonus Sprint, or Tournament win
***  ''Dream House'' - for a house win, naturally.
***  ''SaleOfTheCentury'' - when a major prize or the lot is won
***  ''SingledOut'' - when a match is made
***  ''{{Cram}}'' - when the BonusRound is won
***  ''Beat the Geeks'' - inverted, when the Geeks ''beat a contestant'' in the BonusRound
**  A generic set of sirens accompanied by a clanging bell. Heard on the following:
***  ''The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime'', for second-season $1,000,000 wins
***  ''SupermarketSweep'', for Bonus Sweep wins
***  ''FunHouse'', whenever a team found the Power Prize in the Fun House
***  ''[[FunHouse College Mad House]]'', whenever a team found all 13 tags in the [[strike:Fun]] Mad House

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* The CBS daytime version of ''ThePriceIsRight'', not surprisingly, has one of the most recognizable examples: the "clang clang clang / whoop, Whoop, WHOOOOOOP" that is played whenever a contestant wins a large cash prize or both Showcases (or ''the'' Showcase, in the Davidson version). Recycled in a sped-up form for car wins on the 1980s versions of ''CardSharks''.
** ''TheBigSpin'', which was originally a Mark Goodson production (later headed by his son), also re-used this specimen for big wins.
* $100,000 wins on Tom Kennedy's version of ''Series/NameThatTune'' were accompanied by ''every single type of siren imaginable''.
* ''Series/TheOneMillionChanceOfALifetime'': In its first season, million dollar wins were accompanied by sirens, klaxons, and horns honking, not to mention the on-set hysterics. And fireworks shot out of the set.
* ''[[TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'': Shrill sirens were played if the grand prize check was won on both Edwards versions. Also inverted, as the same sirens were toned down and used as LosingHorns if the contestant passed up the check.
* Bonus wins on ''RemoteControl'' were heralded with alternating burglar alarm sirens. Inverted if the player ''lost'' the BonusRound, as one of the sirens was used as the buzzer when time expired.
* There are at least two [[StockSoundEffects stock versions]]:
** A series of very shrill sirens accompanied by an alarm bell, referred to sometimes as the "NBC sirens" given their origin. Heard on the following:
*** ''Series/{{Scrabble}}'' - for a $20,000, $40,000, Bonus Sprint, or Tournament win
*** ''Dream House'' - for a house win, naturally.
*** ''SaleOfTheCentury'' - when a major prize or the lot is won
*** ''SingledOut'' - when a match is made
*** ''{{Cram}}'' - when the BonusRound is won
*** ''Beat the Geeks'' - inverted, when the Geeks ''beat a contestant'' in the BonusRound
** A generic set of sirens accompanied by a clanging bell. Heard on the following:
*** ''The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime'', for second-season $1,000,000 wins
*** ''SupermarketSweep'', for Bonus Sweep wins
*** ''FunHouse'', whenever a team found the Power Prize in the Fun House
*** ''[[FunHouse College Mad House]]'', whenever a team found all 13 tags in the [[strike:Fun]] Mad House

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* The CBS daytime version of ''ThePriceIsRight'', not surprisingly, has one of the most recognizable examples: the "clang clang clang / whoop, Whoop, WHOOOOOOP" that is played whenever a contestant wins a large cash prize or both Showcases (or ''the'' Showcase, in the Davidson version). Recycled in a sped-up form for car wins on the 1980s versions of ''CardSharks''.
** ''TheBigSpin'', which was originally a Mark Goodson production (later headed by his brother), also re-used this specimen for big wins.
* $100,000 wins on Tom Kennedy's version of ''NameThatTune'' were accompanied by ''every single type of siren imaginable''.
* ''[[{{ptitle9185oowx}} The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime]]'': In its first season, million dollar wins were accompanied by sirens, klaxons, and horns honking, not to mention the on-set hysterics. And fireworks shot out of the set.
* ''[[TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'' - Shrill sirens were played if the grand prize check was won on both Edwards versions. Also inverted, as the same sirens were toned down and used as LosingHorns if the contestant passed up the check.
* Bonus wins on ''RemoteControl'' were heralded with alternating burglar alarm sirens. Inverted if the player ''lost'' the BonusRound, as one of the sirens was used as the buzzer when time expired.
* There are at least two [[StockSoundEffects stock versions]]:
** A series of very shrill sirens accompanied by an alarm bell, referred to sometimes as the "NBC sirens" given their origin. Heard on the following:
*** ''Series/{{Scrabble}}'' - for a $20,000, $40,000, Bonus Sprint, or Tournament win
*** ''Dream House'' - for a house win, naturally.
*** ''SaleOfTheCentury'' - when a major prize or the lot is won
*** ''SingledOut'' - when a match is made
*** ''{{Cram}}'' - when the BonusRound is won
*** ''Beat the Geeks'' - inverted, when the Geeks ''beat a contestant'' in the BonusRound
** A generic set of sirens accompanied by a clanging bell. Heard on the following:
*** ''The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime'', for second-season $1,000,000 wins
*** ''SupermarketSweep'', for Bonus Sweep wins
*** ''FunHouse'', whenever a team found the Power Prize in the Fun House
*** ''[[FunHouse College Mad House]]'', whenever a team found all 13 tags in the [[strike:Fun]] Mad House

to:

*  The CBS daytime version of ''ThePriceIsRight'', not surprisingly, has one of the most recognizable examples: the "clang clang clang / whoop, Whoop, WHOOOOOOP" that is played whenever a contestant wins a large cash prize or both Showcases (or ''the'' Showcase, in the Davidson version). Recycled in a sped-up form for car wins on the 1980s versions of ''CardSharks''.
**  ''TheBigSpin'', which was originally a Mark Goodson production (later headed by his son), also re-used this specimen for big wins.
*  $100,000 wins on Tom Kennedy's version of ''NameThatTune'' were accompanied by ''every single type of siren imaginable''.
*  ''[[{{ptitle9185oowx}} The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime]]'': In its first season, million dollar wins were accompanied by sirens, klaxons, and horns honking, not to mention the on-set hysterics. And fireworks shot out of the set.
*  ''[[TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'': Shrill sirens were played if the grand prize check was won on both Edwards versions. Also inverted, as the same sirens were toned down and used as LosingHorns if the contestant passed up the check.
*  Bonus wins on ''RemoteControl'' were heralded with alternating burglar alarm sirens. Inverted if the player ''lost'' the BonusRound, as one of the sirens was used as the buzzer when time expired.
*  There are at least two [[StockSoundEffects stock versions]]:
**  A series of very shrill sirens accompanied by an alarm bell, referred to sometimes as the "NBC sirens" given their origin. Heard on the following:
***  ''Series/{{Scrabble}}'' - for a $20,000, $40,000, Bonus Sprint, or Tournament win
***  ''Dream House'' - for a house win, naturally.
***  ''SaleOfTheCentury'' - when a major prize or the lot is won
***  ''SingledOut'' - when a match is made
***  ''{{Cram}}'' - when the BonusRound is won
***  ''Beat the Geeks'' - inverted, when the Geeks ''beat a contestant'' in the BonusRound
**  A generic set of sirens accompanied by a clanging bell. Heard on the following:
***  ''The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime'', for second-season $1,000,000 wins
***  ''SupermarketSweep'', for Bonus Sweep wins
***  ''FunHouse'', whenever a team found the Power Prize in the Fun House
***  ''[[FunHouse College Mad House]]'', whenever a team found all 13 tags in the [[strike:Fun]] Mad House
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