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* DownerEnding: During Teen Month in July 1985, Jonathan Ward misread the word "petal" in the second part of the BonusRound. He got his civilian partner to say "pedal" when he pantomimed riding a bike. Tom told Jonathan to re-read the word, but he couldn't get the contestant to say "petal" after scoring on the other two words. Tom then explained that the judge wouldn't take "pedal" because it was phonetically dissimilar to "petal".
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* DownerEnding: During Teen Month in July 1985, Jonathan Ward misread misreads the word "petal" in the second part of the BonusRound. He got gets his civilian partner to say "pedal" when he pantomimed pantomimes riding a bike. Tom told tells Jonathan to re-read the word, but he couldn't doesn't get the contestant to say "petal" after scoring on the other two words. Tom then explained explains that the judge wouldn't couldn't take "pedal" because it was is phonetically dissimilar to "petal".
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* DownerEnding: During Teen Month in July 1985, Jonathan Ward misread the word "petal" in the second part of the BonusRound. He got his civilian partner to say "pedal" when he pantomimed riding a bike. Tom told Jonathan to re-read the word, but he couldn't get the contestant to say "petal" after scoring on the other two words. Tom then explained that the judge wouldn't take "pedal" because it was phonetically dissimilar to "petal".
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** Vicki would host the pilot for a revival of this show in 1990, retitled ''Body Talk'', which had elements from ''Showoffs'' as well
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** The theme song in the Pilots was Dave Grusin's ''Working Girl March'' (from the film ''Tootsie'') which was reworked by Edd Kalehoff for the series proper.
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** The theme song in the Pilots was Dave Grusin's ''Working Girl March'' (from the film ''Tootsie'') which was reworked by Edd Kalehoff Paul Epstein at Score Productions for the series proper.
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!!GameShowTropes in use:
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* TheAnnouncer: Johnny Olson, in
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* ConsolationPrize
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* ConsolationPrize{{Bookends}}: The first and final week of shows each had Vicki Lawrence as the female celebrity.
* GameShowHost: Tom Kennedy.
* GameShowHost: Tom Kennedy.
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* Personnel:
** TheAnnouncer: Johnny Olson, in his last series. After his death in late 1985, Gene Wood took over for the rest of the run.
** GameShowHost: [[Series/NameThatTune Tom]] [[Series/{{Whew}} Kennedy]], one of the most prolific in the genre.
** StudioAudience: Possibly averted. In the Johnny Olson incident under the YMMV tab, he was shown on-camera in front of what were obviously vacant seats.
* PromotionalConsideration
* ShowTheFolksAtHome: The words to be pantomimed are shown to the home viewers.
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!!This show provides examples of:
* {{Bookends}}: The first and final week of shows each had Vicki Lawrence as the female celebrity.
** TheAnnouncer: Johnny Olson, in his last series. After his death in late 1985, Gene Wood took over for the rest of the run.
** GameShowHost: [[Series/NameThatTune Tom]] [[Series/{{Whew}} Kennedy]], one of the most prolific in the genre.
** StudioAudience: Possibly averted. In the Johnny Olson incident under the YMMV tab, he was shown on-camera in front of what were obviously vacant seats.
* PromotionalConsideration
* ShowTheFolksAtHome: The words to be pantomimed are shown to the home viewers.
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!!This show provides examples of:
* {{Bookends}}: The first and final week of shows each had Vicki Lawrence as the female celebrity.
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* RearrangeTheSong: The show's ticket plug music was remixed as the ThemeTune of the 1985 ''{{Series/Concentration}}'' pilot, then carried over into ''Classic Concentration''.
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* RearrangeTheSong: RearrangeTheSong:
** The show's ticket plug music was remixed as the ThemeTune of the 1985 ''{{Series/Concentration}}'' pilot, then carried over into ''Classic Concentration''.
** The show's ticket plug music was remixed as the ThemeTune of the 1985 ''{{Series/Concentration}}'' pilot, then carried over into ''Classic Concentration''.
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* ShowTheFolksAtHome: The words to be pantomimed are shown to the home viewers.
* StudioAudience: Possibly averted. In the Johnny Olson incident under the YMMV tab, he was shown on-camera in front of what were obviously vacant seats.
* StudioAudience: Possibly averted. In the Johnny Olson incident under the YMMV tab, he was shown on-camera in front of what were obviously vacant seats.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Creator/MarkGoodson's [[Series/{{SHowoffs}} charades obsession]] continues.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Creator/MarkGoodson's [[Series/{{SHowoffs}} [[Series/{{Showoffs}} charades obsession]] continues.]]
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* NonStandardGameOver: Giving an illegal clue (talking or using a prop) in the second part of the BonusRound immediately ended the round in failure even if any words were left over.
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* NonStandardGameOver: Giving an illegal clue (talking or using a prop) in the second part of the BonusRound [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnVUGt7UkC4 immediately ended the round in failure failure]] even if any words were left over.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Mark Goodson's charades obsession continues.]]
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Charades GameShow that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1984-86 directed by Creator/PaulAlter and with Tom Kennedy as host in which two celebrity/contestant teams acted out a series of words charade-style with one teammate as the actor and the other as guesser.
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Charades GameShow that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1984-86 directed by Creator/PaulAlter and with Tom Kennedy as host in which two celebrity/contestant teams acted out a series of words charade-style with one teammate as the actor and the other as guesser.
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** GameShowHost: Tom Kennedy, one of the most prolific in the genre.
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** GameShowHost: Tom Kennedy, [[Series/NameThatTune Tom]] [[Series/{{Whew}} Kennedy]], one of the most prolific in the genre.
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Charades GameShow that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1984-86 with Tom Kennedy as host in which two celebrity/contestant teams acted out a series of words charade-style with one teammate as the actor and the other as guesser.
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Charades GameShow that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1984-86 directed by Creator/PaulAlter and with Tom Kennedy as host in which two celebrity/contestant teams acted out a series of words charade-style with one teammate as the actor and the other as guesser.
