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* ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'': Played with - Horace and Jasper Badun don't actually ''compete'' on the show ''What's My Crime?'' (a blatent ''What's My Line?'' parody), but the episode they're watching features an old acquaintance of theirs, Mr. Percival Fauncewater, whom they refer to as "Old Meathead" when they see him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians'': Played with - Horace and Jasper Badun don't actually ''compete'' on the show ''What's My Crime?'' (a blatent ''What's My Line?'' parody), but the episode they're watching features an old acquaintance of theirs, Mr. Percival Fauncewater, whom they refer to as "Old Meathead" when they see him. In the book the film was based on, the two of them go to jail at the end and hope get a chance to appear on the show.
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** Creator/AlexTrebek, who appeared as himself, refers to this on actual ''Jeopardy!'' shows as [[PersonAsVerb "pulling a Clavin"]].
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* The WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb character [[AffablyEvil Dr. Doofenshmirtz]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUzT-ulFSQ4 once appeared in a segment of Shark Tank]] while trying to sell his [[ShrinkRay Shrinkinator.]]
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* ''Series/FraggleRock'': In "The Secret of Convincing John", Wembley, eager to cure his indecisive nature, seeks out Convincing John so he can convince him to be decisive. Wembley becomes assertive and confident, but also arrogant, bossy, stubborn, and prone to dangerous choices. After he [[{{Fainting}} knocks himself out]] going into Outer Space, his friends [[DraggedByTheCollar drag him back to Convincing John]] to get him unconvinced. John [[{{Deprogram}} returns Wembley to normal]] by having him take "The Definite Challenge". Wembley has to choose between two curtained cave doors, two banana-tree shirts, and so on. When he can't decide between two [[ImpossiblyDeliciousFood sweet—and ultra-rare—treats]], he's cured.
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* ''Series/FraggleRock'': In "The Secret of Convincing John", Wembley, eager to cure his indecisive nature, seeks out Convincing John so he can convince him to be decisive. Wembley becomes assertive and confident, but also arrogant, bossy, stubborn, and prone to dangerous choices. After he [[{{Fainting}} knocks himself out]] going into Outer Space, his friends [[DraggedByTheCollar drag him back to Convincing John]] to get him unconvinced. John [[{{Deprogram}} returns Wembley to normal]] by having him take "The Definite Challenge". Wembley has to choose between two curtained cave doors, two banana-tree shirts, and so on. When he can't decide between two [[ImpossiblyDeliciousFood sweet—and ultra-rare—treats]], he's cured.
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* One ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'' episode was "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand One Day at Horrorland]]", where the Morris family is placed in a horror-themed-amusement-park-themed game show run by monsters with intent to kill them for their audience.
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* One ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'' ''Series/Goosebumps1995'' episode was "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand One Day at Horrorland]]", where the Morris family is placed in a horror-themed-amusement-park-themed game show run by monsters with intent to kill them for their audience.
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* One ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'' episode was "One Day at Horrorland", where the Morris family is placed in a horror-themed-amusement-park-themed game show run by monsters with intent to kill them for their audience.
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* One ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'' episode was "One "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand One Day at Horrorland", Horrorland]]", where the Morris family is placed in a horror-themed-amusement-park-themed game show run by monsters with intent to kill them for their audience.
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[[caption-width-right:340:The answer is D, for those wondering.[[labelnote:note]]"Garagiola" is the name of an [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Garagiola_Sr. American baseball player]].[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:340:The answer is D, for those wondering.[[labelnote:note]]"Garagiola" is the name of an [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Garagiola_Sr. a famous American baseball player]].player.[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:340:The answer is D, for those wondering.[[labelnote:note]]"Garagiola" is the name of a famous American baseball player.[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:340:The answer is D, for those wondering.[[labelnote:note]]"Garagiola" is the name of a famous an [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Garagiola_Sr. American baseball player.player]].[[/labelnote]]]]
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** The "April Fool's Blank" episode title refers in part to a surreal {{expy}} of "Match Game" with eerily good set design and mapping of characters to the usual Match Game lineup.
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* In ''Series/MiamiVice'' episode "Phil The Shill", Switek and Zito pretend to be sick so the former can appear on a game show called "Rat Race", which is ran by a con man named Phil Mayhew (Music/PhilCollins). Not only does Switek lose, he's also seen on television by others at the [=OCB=], they're both given a strong dressing down by Castillo, they're given both lousy assignments and docked pay for the deception, but Phil [[KarmaHoudini ultimately gets away with his crimes due to his other victims refusing to come forward.]]
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* December 4, 1955: In the host segment teaser for the ''Series/AlfredHitchcockPresents'' episode "The Case of Mr Pelham", Hitchcock says "...Following now the sponsor will [[CatchPhrase tell you the secret word. It's an everyday item you can find around the house]]. And if you don't have one, I recommend you get one as soon as possible."
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* December 4, 1955: In the host segment teaser for the ''Series/AlfredHitchcockPresents'' episode "The Case of Mr Pelham", Hitchcock says "...Following now the sponsor will [[CatchPhrase tell you the secret word. It's an everyday item you can find around the house]].house. And if you don't have one, I recommend you get one as soon as possible."
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* 2020: CBS did a series of surreal promos for the season finale of its suspense drama ''[[Series/Evil2019 Evil]]'', crossing over with some of its daytime shows: the first half of the commercial time is used for a normal, bumper-length commercial. But then it switched to a clip of someone bidding $665 in Contestant's Row, followed by George (a dark grey-skinned "sleep demon" from the series) responding by bidding [[NumberOfTheBeast $666]]. An airing of this ad ''during'' ''Price'' did lead to some confusion.
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* 2020: CBS did a series of surreal promos for the season finale of its suspense drama ''[[Series/Evil2019 Evil]]'', crossing over with some of its daytime shows: shows. One ad featured a relatively normal bumper for the first half of the commercial time is used for show, followed by a normal, bumper-length commercial. But then it switched to scene with a clip of someone contestant bidding $665 in Contestant's Row, followed by and George (a dark grey-skinned "sleep demon" from the series) sleep demon responding by bidding [[NumberOfTheBeast $666]]. An airing of this ad ''during'' ''Price'' did lead to some confusion.$666]].
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*A radio episode of ''Series/HancocksHalfHour'' opened with Hancock appearing on this show (Kenneth Williams played a heightened version of quizmaster Michael Miles) and winning a substantial sum. The rest of the plot concerned Sid James trying to scam him out of the prize money.
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*A radio episode of ''Series/HancocksHalfHour'' opened with Hancock appearing on this show (Kenneth Williams played a heightened version of quizmaster Michael Miles) and winning a substantial sum. The rest of the plot concerned Sid James trying to scam him out of the prize money.
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* The May 9, 1992 ''Saturday Night Live'' featured a "Sabra Price is Right" sketch, in which a [[HonestJohnsDealership foreign salesman]] (Creator/TomHanks) runs a fake version of the show as a con to sell [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct low-quality electronics]] (or outright claiming an item is something that it isn't) to unwitting contestants as quote unquote "prizes". The host haggles the contestants' bids, and the "winners" get dragged off-stage to make them pay for their item.
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* The May 9, 1992 ''Saturday Night Live'' featured a "Sabra Price is Right" sketch, in which a [[HonestJohnsDealership foreign salesman]] (Creator/TomHanks) runs a fake version of the show as a con to sell [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct low-quality electronics]] (or outright claiming an item is something that it isn't) to unwitting contestants as quote unquote "prizes". The host often lies about what the product actually is, haggles the contestants' bids, and then has the "winners" get dragged off-stage backstage to make them pay for their item."prize".
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* January 18, 1990: Cliff Clavin of ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' appeared on the show) and had enough going into Final Jeopardy! (nearly $18,000 more than his opponents ''combined'' thanks to a "dream board" for the Jeopardy! Round) to easily secure a large payday, but bet everything and got it wrong. [[note]](For the record, [[http://www.j-archive.com/wageringcalculator.php?a=22000&b=3300&c=750&player_a=Cliff&player_b=Agnes&player_c=Milford this]] is how Cliff should've played.)[[/note]]
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* January 18, 1990: Cliff Clavin of ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' appeared on the show) show and had enough going into Final Jeopardy! (nearly $18,000 more than his opponents ''combined'' thanks to a "dream board" for the Jeopardy! Round) to easily secure a large payday, but bet everything and got it wrong. [[note]](For the record, [[http://www.j-archive.com/wageringcalculator.php?a=22000&b=3300&c=750&player_a=Cliff&player_b=Agnes&player_c=Milford this]] is how Cliff should've played.)[[/note]]
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* The May 9, 1992 ''Saturday Night Live'' featured a "Sabra Price is Right" sketch, in which a [[HonestJohnsDealership foreign salesman]] (Creator/TomHanks) runs a fake version of the show as a con to sell [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct shoddy electronics]] to unwitting contestants--showing up as items up for bids, haggling the contestants' guesses, and dragging the "winners" off-stage to make them pay for their item.
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* The May 9, 1992 ''Saturday Night Live'' featured a "Sabra Price is Right" sketch, in which a [[HonestJohnsDealership foreign salesman]] (Creator/TomHanks) runs a fake version of the show as a con to sell [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct shoddy low-quality electronics]] (or outright claiming an item is something that it isn't) to unwitting contestants--showing up contestants as items up for bids, haggling quote unquote "prizes". The host haggles the contestants' guesses, bids, and dragging the "winners" get dragged off-stage to make them pay for their item.
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* Here's a ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'' promo, which Scooby-Doo himself is on The Masked Singer and is unmasked as the Sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkyM7DXP3ZA
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* Here's a ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'' "Scoob" promo, which Scooby-Doo himself is on The Masked Singer and is unmasked as the Sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkyM7DXP3ZA
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Behind the mask is...
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* Here's a ''WesternAnimation/SCOOB!'' ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'' promo, which Scooby-Doo himself is on The Masked Singer and is unmasked as the Sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkyM7DXP3ZA
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* Here's a ''WesternAnimation/SCCOOB!'' ''WesternAnimation/SCOOB!'' promo, which Scooby-Doo himself is on The Masked Singer and is unmasked as the Sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkyM7DXP3ZA
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Crowd: (chanting) "TAKE IT OFF! TAKE IT OFF!"
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* Here's a ''WesternAnimation/SCCOOB!'' promo, which Scooby-Doo himself is on The Masked Singer and is unmasked as the Sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkyM7DXP3ZA
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* The May 9, 1992 ''Saturday Night Live'' featured a "Sabra Price is Right" sketch, in which a [[HonestJohnsDealership foreign salesman]] (Creator/TomHanks) runs a fake version of the show as a con to sell [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct shoddy electronics]] to unwitting contestants, haggling the items up for bids, and dragging the "winners" off-stage to make them pay for their item.
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* The May 9, 1992 ''Saturday Night Live'' featured a "Sabra Price is Right" sketch, in which a [[HonestJohnsDealership foreign salesman]] (Creator/TomHanks) runs a fake version of the show as a con to sell [[ShoddyKnockoffProduct shoddy electronics]] to unwitting contestants, haggling the contestants--showing up as items up for bids, haggling the contestants' guesses, and dragging the "winners" off-stage to make them pay for their item.
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* ''Russell Gilbert Live'' (Australia): The titular comedian appears on 8 different sketches (with host Eddie [=McGuire=] playing himself), in each of which he...
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* ''Russell Gilbert Live'' (Australia): The titular comedian appears on 8 different sketches (with the real life host Eddie [=McGuire=] playing himself), [=McGuire=]), in each of which he...
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* October 2010: On ''Series/PawnStars'', Chumley [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY8E99TL6s4 wins the Million.]] The old man wakes him up shortly afterward.
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* October 2010: On ''Series/PawnStars'', Chumley [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY8E99TL6s4 [[https://youtu.be/x_X6oAKUBuE?t=123 wins the Million.]] The old man wakes him up shortly afterward.
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** [[https://youtu.be/-v0WjbHqN7Y ...confuses the game with other game shows.]]
** [[https://youtu.be/gn6ARdnbD9s ...is refused help from an ex-girlfriend.]]
** [[https://youtu.be/gn6ARdnbD9s ...is refused help from an ex-girlfriend.]]
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** [[https://youtu.be/-v0WjbHqN7Y ...confuses the game with other game shows.]]
** [[https://youtu.be/gn6ARdnbD9s ...is refused help froman ex-girlfriend.his girlfriend.]]
** [[https://youtu.be/gn6ARdnbD9s ...is refused help from
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** [[https://youtu.be/OcXxzzzgpfo ...wins half a million thanks to a lot of miscommunication.]]
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** [[https://youtu.be/OcXxzzzgpfo ...wins half a million dollars thanks to a lot of miscommunication.]]
