> campsports3 said on
07-27-2009 at
01:32:
airdate was probably around i think may or june of 1980
> daddydog97 said on
06-25-2009 at
18:13:
Not that I'm aware of.
> KickinLilRedhead said on
06-10-2009 at
22:34:
Oh, MAN! Meeeeeeeeeeeeee toooooooooo... they'd BOTH lose sleep that night! :) Did Ken accept his invitation?
> goody2shoes11 said on
05-26-2009 at
14:59:
I knew Tom. He is from my home town. He had mentioned that the questions on this show were ridiculously too easy. TOTO?
> DorvellTStewart said on
05-07-2009 at
11:43:
You and everyone else! They'd go at it for ages!
> HomeoftheGoodGuys said on
04-14-2009 at
02:48:
Nope! I rememeber watching this show on WOR-TV (channel 9) in New York City back in the 80's and again on CBN back in the mid-80's where they used to carry the game show block. CBN was a cable channel for its time long before it became ABC Family.
> jrlomy2k said on
01-26-2009 at
19:07:
What was the original air date, please?
> BenJabituya said on
12-12-2008 at
23:29:
You used to watch this on WPVI-TV? ME TOO!!!!
> BenJabituya said on
12-12-2008 at
23:28:
One correct answer from the Secret Category and the pot automatically doubles.
> animfan1 said on
10-17-2008 at
22:07:
Thom McKee was the first player who actually knew everything when he left with $312,700.
> daddydog97 said on
09-18-2008 at
23:15:
Say, what were the original air dates for Thom McKee's appearances on TTD?
> daddydog97 said on
09-18-2008 at
22:49:
I seem to recall that Thom McKee gave Ken Jennings a standing invitation to join him at his home in Maryland(?) for a night of Trivial Pursuit. I wonder if they've had that game yet. If not, I'd sure like to be the fly on the wall for that one.
> gamshwfan said on
09-07-2008 at
15:23:
This match was great. It's not often that we have two opponents who really go at it for long periods of time. People say the red catagories were bad since they gave too many bonuses away; one red catagory was enough & that was what mae this game great. If it hadan't been for the secret catagory we would not have this famous moment in TTD history. Pete was very gracious bout his loss & Thom continued his winning streak. Wonderful match I wish we could have it every game.
> tnawcwvictoria said on
08-29-2008 at
05:28:
Thom McKee and Ken Jennigs are 2 AWESOME Contestants.and Ken Jennings maybe the Highest Winner in all of Television Game Shows, but Thom McKee will forever be the 1st EVER Undisputed King of Television Game Shows.and BTW, the Thom McKee Era has already begun.and so, Get Ready for the Ride of Your Life.
> richie19190 said on
07-15-2008 at
20:10:
Great sportsmanship by both men!!!!!!!!
> BenJabituya said on
06-24-2008 at
20:44:
Before Ken Jennings, there was Thom McKee.
> rwboa22 said on
06-23-2008 at
03:20:
No, it was "AM Philadelphia," a local morning talk show with Wally Kennedy (now an anchor on KYW-AM) and Liz Kepner. This was in the days when WPVI was owned by Capitol Cities prior to the Capitol Cities/ABC merger. "Donahue" came on at 10:00 AM and "Action News" followed at Noon. TTD and TJW were on at the 7:00-8:00 hour, now occupied by Jeopardy! (7:00 p.m.) and WOF (7:30 p.m.).
> Dannymac82 said on
06-22-2008 at
20:30:
I thought The Joker's Wild Was on WPVI-TV at 11:00AM
> rwboa22 said on
05-15-2008 at
03:56:
Mine too. I came on at 7:00 pm on WPVI-TV in Philadelphia, right after ABC News and the PA Lottery drawing. The Joker's Wild came on at 7:30, and in 1986, TTD (with "Red Category" Caldwell) went to CBS at 10:00 am and TJW was replaced with Wheel of Fortune, with Jeopardy! coming on at 7:00.
> rwboa22 said on
05-15-2008 at
03:54:
According from numerous sources, the "Secret Category" (one of those darn red ones), plus the accumulating pot, a feature from the original 1950's "rigged" TTD.
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