$1 Million Pyramid Question
Goongas
hour?
Eric Panchenko
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"Goongas" <goo...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Was the nighttime version only half an hour, are did they
extend it to an
> hour?
It's intended to be a 30-minute show.
WheelMan
As well as the daytime version. Is the daytime version called The $100,000
Pyramid, The $1,000,000 Pyramid, or simply Pyramid?
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"WheelMan" <amwb...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >It's intended to be a 30-minute show.
>
> As well as the daytime version. Is the daytime version
called The $100,000
> Pyramid, The $1,000,000 Pyramid, or simply Pyramid?
Daytime = $100K
Prime Time = $1MM
Jason Compton
: Daytime = $100K
If anyone has posted the format of the $100K version, I haven't seen
it...everyone who has related stories seems to have attended the $1M pilot
taping.
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"Jason Compton" <jcom...@typhoon.xnet.com> wrote in message
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> Pearson's Worst Nightmare <ran...@loop.com> wrote:
>
> : Daytime = $100K
>
> If anyone has posted the format of the $100K version, I
haven't seen
> it...everyone who has related stories seems to have
attended the $1M pilot
> taping.
As far as game play and set is concerned, it's the same.
Sorry, had I thought about it, I'd have asked some folks I
knew who were there.
- R
Jason Compton
: As far as game play and set is concerned, it's the same.
: Sorry, had I thought about it, I'd have asked some folks I
: knew who were there.
Right, but what about the scoring? $1K/point seems like an awful lot to
give away on a daytime show. And what's the "scoring tier" for the
Winner's Circle?
Answers, I have none.
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> Pearson's Worst Nightmare <ran...@loop.com> wrote:
>
> : As far as game play and set is concerned, it's the same.
> : Sorry, had I thought about it, I'd have asked some folks
I
> : knew who were there.
>
> Right, but what about the scoring? $1K/point seems like an
awful lot to
> give away on a daytime show. And what's the "scoring tier"
for the
> Winner's Circle?
$300 for the top row, $200 for the middle, $100 on the
bottom. If you're referring to the plateaus, I couldn't
tell you -- perhaps you could ask Steve Beverly to ask one
of his "insiders" or some station manager of great repute
from the #98 or #150 market.
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