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* EpicFail: On the first CBS show, the contestant in the bonus round uncovered the dragon on the very first selection.
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* EpicFail: On the first CBS show, the first contestant in the bonus round (the first champion, Ruth Fried) uncovered the dragon on the very first selection.selection.
-->'''Wink Martindale''': Okay, Ruth...all you have to do to win all of that and any cash you accumulate here is get a Tic-Tac-Dough. Let's get started. Pick a number.
-->'''Ruth Fried''': Let's start with 4.
-->'''Wink''': Number 4, the beginning point. What's behind Number 4--is it an X, is it an O.... or is it the Dragon? It is the Dragon--wow! What a way to start, Ruth! Yeah, what are you gonna do--next time you don't do that, that's for sure. Well, maybe you'll win another game, you get to come back and do it again, get a shot at that trip again.
-->'''Ruth''': I'll try.
-->'''Wink Martindale''': Okay, Ruth...all you have to do to win all of that and any cash you accumulate here is get a Tic-Tac-Dough. Let's get started. Pick a number.
-->'''Ruth Fried''': Let's start with 4.
-->'''Wink''': Number 4, the beginning point. What's behind Number 4--is it an X, is it an O.... or is it the Dragon? It is the Dragon--wow! What a way to start, Ruth! Yeah, what are you gonna do--next time you don't do that, that's for sure. Well, maybe you'll win another game, you get to come back and do it again, get a shot at that trip again.
-->'''Ruth''': I'll try.
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* EpicFail: On the first CBS show, the contestant in the bonus round uncovered the dragon on the very first selection.
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* MightyRoar: The 1978-86 Dragon had one. Even the 1990 Dragon had a decent one... until '[[PissTakeRap he started to rap instead]]''.
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* MightyRoar: The 1978-86 Dragon had one. Even the 1990 Dragon had a decent one... until '[[PissTakeRap ''[[PissTakeRap he started to rap instead]]''.
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* MightyRoar: The 1978-86 Dragon had one.
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* MightyRoar: The 1978-86 Dragon had one. Even the 1990 Dragon had a decent one... until '[[PissTakeRap he started to rap instead]]''.
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In April 2024, Creator/GameShowNetwork [[https://deadline.com/2024/04/game-show-network-beat-the-bridge-tic-tac-dough-cameron-mathison-brooke-burns-host-premiere-dates-1235873284/ announced]] a revival of the series with Creator/BrookeBurns (''Series/{{The Chase|Game Show}}'', ''Series/MasterMinds'') at the helm, slated to premiere in August 2024.
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In April 2024, Creator/GameShowNetwork [[https://deadline.com/2024/04/game-show-network-beat-the-bridge-tic-tac-dough-cameron-mathison-brooke-burns-host-premiere-dates-1235873284/ announced]] a revival of the series with Creator/BrookeBurns (''Series/{{The Chase|Game Show}}'', ''Series/MasterMinds'') at the helm, slated to premiere in August 2024.
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** A video game adaptation was planned for the UsefulNotes/{{Atari 2600}}, but UsefulNotes/TheGreatVideoGameCrashOf1983 prevented its release.
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** A video game adaptation was planned for the UsefulNotes/{{Atari Platform/{{Atari 2600}}, but UsefulNotes/TheGreatVideoGameCrashOf1983 prevented its release.
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** The show starts with an interrupted game. That day's returning champion refuses to pick the square that would have resulted in victory not once but twice. Jay doesn't even try to talk him out of either selection.
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** The show starts with an interrupted game. That day's night's returning champion refuses to pick the square that would have resulted in victory not once but twice. Jay doesn't even try to talk him out of either selection.
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** Kevin [=DeVizia=] once wrote a shareware game for [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac OS 9]], called ''[=TicTacTrivia!=]''. It hasn't been available since AOL Hometown closed.
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** Kevin [=DeVizia=] once wrote a shareware game for [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh [[Platform/AppleMacintosh Mac OS 9]], called ''[=TicTacTrivia!=]''. It hasn't been available since AOL Hometown closed.
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* ConsolationPrize: From the second season of the Martindale/Caldwell version through the end of the run, any challenger who had at least one tie in a match against the champion (in a losing effort) would earn a consolation prize of $250 per tie achieved in that match (one of the great Thom [=McKee=]'s challengers, Pete Cooper, achieved four of these, and earned $1000 for his efforts in a 1980 match). This was not in existence in the first season (1978-79), so if you were unlucky enough to be on then, you had to win the match against the champion and be the new champion, or you would get nothing else but parting gifts, no matter how far you got against the champion.
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* ConsolationPrize: From the second season of the Martindale/Caldwell version through the end of the run, any challenger who had at least one tie in a match against the champion (in a losing effort) would earn a consolation prize of $250 per tie achieved in that match (one of the great Thom [=McKee=]'s challengers, Pete Cooper, achieved four of these, and earned $1000 $1,000 for his efforts in a 1980 match). This was not in existence in the first season (1978-79), so if you were unlucky enough to be on then, you had to win the match against the champion and be the new champion, or you would get nothing else but parting gifts, no matter how far you got against the champion.
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Creator/{{NBC}} knowledge-based GameShow from Creator/JackBarry and Dan Enright which was based on the children's game of TabletopGame/TicTacToe. Two contestants placed their X's and O's on a game board with nine categories, which were shuffled by a mechanical device after every turn. Each correct question would add money to a pot; whoever managed to get three-in-a-row won the match and the pot.
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Creator/{{NBC}} knowledge-based GameShow from Creator/JackBarry and Dan Enright which was based on the children's game of TabletopGame/TicTacToe. Two contestants placed their X's and O's on a game board with nine categories, which were shuffled by a mechanical device after every turn. Each correct question would add money to a pot; ProgressiveJackpot; whoever managed to get three-in-a-row won the match and the pot.
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real ones from Joel v. Myrna on Internet Archive
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--->'''Dragon:''' "Tic or Tac... Tac or Dough... pick the dragon square and you'll be po'."
--->'''Dragonslayer:''' "Think hard, think smart, think wise! Pick the dragonslayer and win your prize!"
--->'''Dragonslayer:''' "Think hard, think smart, think wise! Pick the dragonslayer and win your prize!"
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--->'''Dragon:''' "Tic or Tac... Tac Tic or Dough... if you pick the dragon square and dragon, you'll be po'."
--->'''Dragonslayer:'''"Think hard, think "Be smart, think be true, be wise! Pick the dragonslayer and win If you find me, you'll get your prize!"
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** The 1978-86 syndicated run didn't originally have a winnings cap, which became an issue when WCBS-TV 2, the Creator/{{CBS}}-owned flagship station in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, picked up the syndicated rights due to carrying a show without a winnings cap being in [[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/60962311/ask-bob-mr-t-kids-new-superhero/ violation of network policy]]; resulting in CBS convincing Barry-Enright to add a winnings cap to the series.
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** The 1978-86 syndicated run didn't originally have a winnings cap, which became an issue when WCBS-TV 2, the Creator/{{CBS}}-owned flagship station in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, picked up the syndicated rights due to carrying a show without a winnings cap being in [[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/60962311/ask-bob-mr-t-kids-new-superhero/ violation of network policy]]; resulting in CBS convincing Barry-Enright to add a winnings cap to the series. Under this rule, any excess winnings would be donated to a charity of the champion's choice.
