You Dont Say Wikipedia. For a definition of the interjection you dont say, see the Wiktionary entry you dont say. You Dont Say is an American television game show that had three separate runs on television. The first version aired on NBC daytime from April 1, 1. September 2. 6, 1. Visit Scholastics website for kids about books, reading, authors, games more. Kids connect to books through online friends in their community profiles. ACCUEIL Les exercices que je vais vous dcrire je pense que probablement un bon nombre de mamans en ont eu lide comme moi je les ai expriments il. You Dont Say is an American television game show that had three separate runs on television. The first version aired on NBC daytime from April 1, 1963 to September. Grammar in English is a web platform designed to let you understand english in easiest possible way. Easy learn English for beginners and teachers. English Grammar. Issuu is a digital publishing platform that makes it simple to publish magazines, catalogs, newspapers, books, and more online. Easily share your publications and get. Interjections.jpg' alt='Interjection Quiz Pdf' title='Interjection Quiz Pdf' />ABC in 1. The last two incarnations were executive produced by Ralph Andrews and produced with Gary Hunt and directed by Bill Carruthers. NBC broadcasts were produced by Ralph Andrews Bill Yagemann Productions in association with Desilu Productions later Paramount Television. Ralph Andrews Productions produced both of the 1. ABC series produced in association with the Carruthers Company and Warner Bros. Television and the syndicated series produced in association with Viacom Enterprises. Tom Kennedy hosted the original You Dont Say Jim Peck hosted the 1. John Harlan was the announcer for almost the entire run of the series in its various incarnations, save for part of 1. Jay Stewart announced. Similar to the announcers function on Password, either Stewart or Harlan would whisper the name being guessed, along with a description. Game playeditTwo teams competed, each composed of a celebrity and a contestant. The object was to convey the name of a famous person by giving clues, leading to words that sounded like part of the persons name near the end of the run, places were also used as subjects. The contestant then had to sound the words out to figure out the person in question. The celebrities were not allowed to use anything that might give away the answer or to give a clue that would lead to the proper name of the person. They also could not say the clue to the contestant, with the penalty being loss of control for any violation. Each correct guess won a point, with three points winning the game. For example Clue 1 The part of the car that contains fuel is the gas. TankClue 2 The automobile is more commonly called a. CarClue 3 George Washington is on the one dollar. BillTank Car Bill Tinkerbell. Or Clue 1 A person who cant hear is. DeafClue 2 The fifth letter of the alphabet is. EClue 3 When you park your boat, you tie it to the. DockDeaf E Dock Daffy Duck. Proper names could not be used as clues, such as Our president who was married to Jackie Onassis was named John F. Kennedy. Clue givers were also not allowed to describe a word that is spelled like part of the name. The winning contestant played the Bonus Board for a chance at 3. A famous name sent in by a home viewer was given to the celebrity, who tried to convey the name to the contestant by way of clues. Guessing the word on the first clue won 3. Each additional clue reduced the value by 1. The celebrity could help on all three clues. If the contestant won the front game 30, winning the Bonus Board on the first clue awarded the 3. Pontiac. In this situation, the celebrity was not allowed to help on the first clue. Home viewers whose Bonus Board clue led to a car win also won a special prize. At one point this was 1. Top Value trading stamps, then one million stamps. Players on the daytime version stayed until losing twice or winning seven times NBCs limit at the time. On the primetime version, two new players competed for the entire show with a trip awarded to whoever won the most cash. When the show returned in 1. CBSs Match Game. The two teams were replaced by two individual players competing with the assistance of four celebrities on a panel. The celebrities once again tried to convey the identity of a famous person or place to the contestants. One celebrity gave a clue to the controlling contestant, who had five seconds to guess who it was with a correct word guess. If it wasnt guessed, the next celebrity in line gave a clue to the next contestant. This continued until one player guessed the word, with a maximum of four clues. A correct guess on the first clue was worth 2. Bonus Board. At the Bonus Board, the contestant had to give a maximum of six originally five clues to four famous names or places to the celebrities. If a celebrity guessed one name correctly, the contestant won 5. If all four names were guessed correctly, the contestant won 5,0. However, in the event that each of the celebrities guessed the name after only one clue four clues in total, the contestant won 1. Players competed until either losing twice or exceeding ABCs winnings limit of 2. SyndicatededitPecks version was played very similar to the ABC version, but with a few changes to accommodate the syndicated series since the then standard process of bicycling tapes shuffled the airings from city to city and made returning champions impractical. Two contestants played on Monday and Tuesday of a particular week, while two more played on Wednesday and Thursday. In a tournament fashion, the highest scorers from those games played each other on Friday. Instead of cash being awarded on a scale for each correct answer, every answer scored only one point, regardless of the number of clues necessary, with five winning the game. Correct answers were worth 1. MondayThursday shows and 2. Fridays, but these payouts were not reflected in the scoring. If the game ended in a tie due to time running out, the player who needed fewer clues during the course of the game was declared the winner. The Bonus Board was played exactly the same as the ABC run for 5,0. MondayThursday shows. The Friday game, which was harder than the rest of the week, was played for 1. This time, the player was allowed a maximum of five clues. Broadcast historyeditKTLA 1. You Dont Say began as a local series on Los Angeles station KTLA in November 1. Jack Barry, still in exile from the networks in the wake of the 1. NBC 1. 96. 31. 96. You Dont Say moved to NBCs afternoon lineup on April 1, 1. PM Eastern 2 3. Central with Tom Kennedy replacing Barry as host. For most of its run, the show placed a solid second against the popular CBS soap. The Edge of Night and numerous weak ABC soap operas. A nighttime version in 1. January 7 to May 1. On July 1. 5, 1. 96. One Life to Live debuted on ABC at 3 3. In what may have been the largest housecleaning of its daytime schedule ever, NBC dropped You Dont Say Personality, Eye Guess, and The Match Game on September 2. Replacing You Dont SayBright Promise, which ran until 1. KTLA 1. 97. 5editThe 1. KTLA, airing on Sunday nights from April to June 1. Originally hosted by local radio personality Clark Race with Kennedy as a regular panelist, these roles were reversed later in the shows brief run. ABC 1. 97. 5editWith CBS revival of Match Game bringing celebrity games back into popularity, Andrews managed to interest ABC in a similar revival of You Dont Say Kennedy was called upon to reassume his role as the shows host, doing so ten days after ending a three year stint on ABCs Split Second the show entered ABCs schedule on July 7 at 4 0. PM 3 0. 0 Central, replacing The Money Maze. However, many affiliates either tape delayed the network feed until the next morning or preempted the 4 0. NBCs soap opera Somerset and two low rated CBS games, Musical Chairs and Give n Take. Meanwhile, CBS The Edge of Night had been its lowest rated soap opera since a move in 1. With As the World Turns set to expand to a full hour, the network decided to oust the 1. Word DefinitionDictionary Activities Enchanted Learning. Super Smash Bros Brawl Save File Dolphin. Advertisement. Enchanted. Damages Season 4 there. Learning. com is a user supported site. 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