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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global}}, and on other Canadian stations via syndication {as Global only existed within Ontario at the time}) with Mike Darrow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global}}, Creator/GlobalTelevisionNetwork, and on other Canadian stations via syndication {as Global only existed within Ontario at the time}) with Mike Darrow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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One card was randomly selected to be the "Jackpot!" riddle, which the Expert could answer right away or hold off to add to the Jackpot. There was also an opportunity to win a "Super Jackpot" (worth up to $50,000) if its card appeared, or if the Jackpot amount matched the last three digits of the Super Jackpot total.
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One card was randomly selected to be the "Jackpot!" riddle, which the Expert could answer right away or hold off to add to the Jackpot. There was also an opportunity to win a "Super Jackpot" (worth up to $50,000) if its card appeared, or if the Jackpot amount matched the last three digits of the Super Jackpot total.
total. Any Jackpot or Super Jackpot wins were split between the Expert and the riddle-holder.
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** On the USA/Global version, finding the Jackpot riddle last would add $1,000 to the total.
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* FlawlessVictory: During the second and third seasons of the USA/Global version, any contestant who solved all 15 riddles without a miss won a new car, whether they hit the Jackpot riddle last or not.
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* RecycledSoundtrack: The cable and syndicated versions used a sped-up version of the theme song from an earlier Bob Stewart game show, ''Shoot For the Stars''.
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* RecycledSoundtrack: RecycledSoundtrack:
** The cable and syndicated versions used a sped-up version of the theme song from an earlier Bob Stewart game show, ''Shoot For theStars''.Stars''.
** The theme of the network version, "Jet Set", would become better known as the theme of the syndicated Major League Baseball highlights show ''This Week in Baseball''.
** The cable and syndicated versions used a sped-up version of the theme song from an earlier Bob Stewart game show, ''Shoot For the
** The theme of the network version, "Jet Set", would become better known as the theme of the syndicated Major League Baseball highlights show ''This Week in Baseball''.
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* ExcitedShowTitle: The exclamation point was added for the 1989 run.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: One of Creator/{{GSN}}'s original games, ''Hollywood Showdown'' (created by Bob Stewart's son Sande), had a fairly similar format.
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* NonStandardGameOver: If time ran out on a Friday episode while a game was in progress, the Jackpot was put at stake on the last riddle chosen.
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** Bonus Prize was on all versions (award a prize for a correct answer).
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** Bonus Prize was on all versions (award a prize for a correct answer). A variation introduced partway through the NBC run was "Double Bonus," which awarded a trip to both the answerer and the riddle holder.
** Super Jackpot Wildcard appeared only during the NBC run. A correct answer split the Super Jackpot between the answerer and the contestant holding the card.
** Super Jackpot Wildcard appeared only during the NBC run. A correct answer split the Super Jackpot between the answerer and the contestant holding the card.
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* BonusSpace: Double Dollars and Bonus Prize were on all versions. Instant Target Match appeared only during the syndicated run...which, considering that run's budget problems, probably wasn't the best idea. The later two versions had "Return Trip", which, if correctly answered, allowed both the questioner and answerer to return to next week's panel.
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* BonusSpace: Some riddles had special effects on gameplay.
** Bonus Prize was on all versions (award a prize for a correct answer).
** Double Dollarsand Bonus Prize were on all versions. appeared only during the syndicated run, instantly doubling the Jackpot for a correct answer.
** Instant Target Match appeared only during the syndicatedrun...which, considering run (boost the Jackpot so its last three digits match the target, allowing an immediate shot at the Super Jackpot). Considering that run's budget problems, this probably wasn't the best idea. The later two versions had "Return Trip", which, if correctly answered, idea.
** Return Trip appeared on the USA/Global and syndicated versions. A correct answer allowed both the questioner and answerer to returnto for the next week's panel.week of shows.
** The $50,000 Riddles, played during the last season of the USA/Global version. Every player who answered one of these correctly during the season won an equal share of a $50,000 bonus at its end.
** Bonus Prize was on all versions (award a prize for a correct answer).
** Double Dollars
** Instant Target Match appeared only during the syndicated
** Return Trip appeared on the USA/Global and syndicated versions. A correct answer allowed both the questioner and answerer to return
** The $50,000 Riddles, played during the last season of the USA/Global version. Every player who answered one of these correctly during the season won an equal share of a $50,000 bonus at its end.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: As blooper king Kermit Schaefer recalls in one of his books...
-->'''Contestant:''' First you make the sale, then you open my drawers. What am I?\\
'''Expert:''' A hooker!\\
'''Geoff:''' A "''cash register,''" you louse!
-->'''Contestant:''' First you make the sale, then you open my drawers. What am I?\\
'''Expert:''' A hooker!\\
'''Geoff:''' A "''cash register,''" you louse!
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: As blooper king Kermit Schaefer recalls in one of his books...
-->'''Contestant:''' FirstGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the sale, then you open my drawers. What am I?\\
'''Expert:''' A hooker!\\
'''Geoff:''' A "''cash register,''" you louse!current definition.
-->'''Contestant:''' First
'''Expert:''' A hooker!\\
'''Geoff:''' A "''cash register,''" you louse!
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* HomeGame: One was made during the NBC run with two distinct covers, although the format is much closer to the Darow era.
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* HomeGame: One was made during the NBC run with two distinct covers, although the format is much closer to the Darow Darrow era.
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** GameShowHost: Geoff Edwards, who had begun hosting ''[[Series/TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'' a few months earlier. The USA/Global version had Mike Darow at the helm; the 1989 run saw the return of Edwards.
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** GameShowHost: Geoff Edwards, who had begun hosting ''[[Series/TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'' a few months earlier. The USA/Global version had Mike Darow Darrow at the helm; the 1989 run saw the return of Edwards.
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Global Television(on ASN(now CTV 2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)) with Mike Darow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global}}, and on other Canadian stations via syndication {as Global Television(on ASN(now CTV 2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing only existed within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)) Ontario at the time}) with Mike Darow Darrow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Global Television(on ASN(now CTV 2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)}}) with Mike Darow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Global Television(on ASN(now CTV 2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)}}) debuted)) with Mike Darow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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I know it doesn't look right, but there is only one 'r' in 'Darow'. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Darow
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Global Television(on ASN(now CTV 2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)}}) with Mike Darrow Darow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global(on ASN(now CTV2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)}}) with Mike Darrow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global(on Global Television(on ASN(now CTV2 CTV 2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)}}) with Mike Darrow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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A] slight spell check correction on Mike Darrow's name(2 R's in the last name), and B] mentioning ASN due to my personal witness of Jackpot on that station.
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global}}) Creator/{{Global(on ASN(now CTV2 Atlantic) in Atlantic Canada, due to no Global Television affiliate existing within that part of Canada when that version of Jackpot debuted)}}) with Mike Darow Darrow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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''Jackpot!'' ran from January 7, 1974 to September 26, 1975 on Creator/{{NBC}}, after which Stewart re-tooled the format into a 1977 {{pilot}} called ''The Riddlers'' (hosted by one Creator/DavidLetterman) which didn't sell. An equally-unsold pilot, recorded at Creator/{{CBS}} Television City in Hollywood, California for CBS themselves on June 9, 1984, and hosted by Nipsey Russell, mostly returned to the original format, but ousted the Super Jackpot and tacked on a bonus round. In 1985, the show appeared on Creator/USANetwork, taped in Canada (airing there on Creator/{{Global}}) with Mike Darrow Darow as the host and some slight changes (including referring to the Expert as the King/Queen of the Hill).
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* HomeGame: One was made during the NBC run with two distinct covers, although the format is much closer to the Darrow era.
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** GameShowHost: Geoff Edwards, who had begun hosting ''[[Series/TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'' a few months earlier. The USA/Global version had Mike Darrow at the helm; the 1989 run saw the return of Edwards.
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** GameShowHost: Geoff Edwards, who had begun hosting ''[[Series/TreasureHuntUS The New Treasure Hunt]]'' a few months earlier. The USA/Global version had Mike Darrow Darow at the helm; the 1989 run saw the return of Edwards.
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-->'''Contestant:''' First you make a sale and you open my drawer. What am I?\\
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-->'''Contestant:''' First you make a sale and the sale, then you open my drawer.drawers. What am I?\\
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[[IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused]] with the Norwegian movie ''Arme Riddere'', which is known as ''Jackpot'' internationally.
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* RealSongThemeTune: The NBC version used "[[http://www.gameshowthemesongs.net/sounds/Jackpot/Jackpot%2074%20Full%20Theme.mp3 Jet Set]]", composed by former Manfred Mann member Mike Vickers and later used on ''This Week in Baseball''.
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* RecycledThemeTune: The cable and syndicated versions used a sped-up version of the theme song from an earlier Bob Stewart game show, ''Shoot For the Stars''.
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* BonusSpace: Double Dollars and Bonus Prize were on all versions. Instant Target Match appeared only during the syndicated run...which, considering that run's budget problems, probably wasn't the best idea. At least one version had "Return Trip", which, if correctly answered, allowed both the questioner and answerer to return to next week's panel.
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* BonusSpace: Double Dollars and Bonus Prize were on all versions. Instant Target Match appeared only during the syndicated run...which, considering that run's budget problems, probably wasn't the best idea. At least one version The later two versions had "Return Trip", which, if correctly answered, allowed both the questioner and answerer to return to next week's panel.
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* RealSongThemeTune: The NBC version used "[[http://www.gameshowthemesongs.net/sounds/Jackpot/Jackpot%2074%20Full%20Theme.mp3 Jet Set]]", composed by former Manfred Mann member Mike Vickers and later used on ''This Week in Baseball''. The subsequent versions used a much lighter song.
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* RealSongThemeTune: The NBC version used "[[http://www.gameshowthemesongs.net/sounds/Jackpot/Jackpot%2074%20Full%20Theme.mp3 Jet Set]]", composed by former Manfred Mann member Mike Vickers and later used on ''This Week in Baseball''.
* RecycledThemeTune: Thesubsequent cable and syndicated versions used a much lighter song.sped-up version of the theme song from an earlier Bob Stewart game show, ''Shoot For the Stars''.
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GameShow franchise created by Creator/BobStewart and originally hosted by Geoff Edwards in which 16 contestants competed for an entire week, answering riddles for cash prizes. One contestant was randomly selected to be the Expert, while the 15 others sat on bleachers. The Expert selected one of the 15 contestants in the bleachers, and that contestant would read his or her riddle and its cash amount. If the Expert got it right, (s)he would stay in place; if not, (s)he would trade places with the selected contestant.
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GameShow franchise created by Creator/BobStewart and originally hosted by Geoff Edwards in which 16 contestants competed for an entire week, answering riddles for cash prizes. One contestant was randomly selected to be the Expert, while the 15 others sat on bleachers. The Expert selected one of the 15 contestants in the bleachers, and that contestant would read his or her their riddle and its cash amount. If the Expert got it right, (s)he they would stay in place; if not, (s)he they would trade places with the selected contestant.
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[[IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused]] with the Norwegian movie "Arme Riddere", which is known as 'Jackpot' internationally.
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[[IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused]] with the Norwegian movie "Arme Riddere", ''Arme Riddere'', which is known as 'Jackpot' ''Jackpot'' internationally.
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* TransatlanticEquivalent: [The show had a [http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Jacpot Welsh adaptation]] for [=S4C=] from 1992 to 1999 and again for a brief time in 2012; this version appears to be mainly modeled after the 1984 pilot (including the BonusRound), but questions are asked in lieu of riddles like the original run's later format (possibly because riddles wouldn't translate all that well to Welsh).
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* TransatlanticEquivalent: [The The show had a [http://www.[[http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Jacpot Welsh adaptation]] for [=S4C=] from 1992 to 1999 and again for a brief time in 2012; this version appears to be mainly modeled after the 1984 pilot (including the BonusRound), but questions are asked in lieu of riddles like the original run's later format (possibly because riddles wouldn't translate all that well to Welsh).
