Finally, someone on Deal or No Deal gets a stinkin’ $1 million briefcase! Deal or No Deal host Howie Mandel will finally get to award a contestant with the $1 million prize on Monday, September 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
The Deal or No Deal $1 million briefcase comes after three years and 246 episodes!
It’s always fun to see celebrities turn up on game shows - and this season of “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” offers up plenty of celebs: Jennie Garth, Gene Simmons, Star Jones, Dean Cain, Kathy Ireland, Sugar Ray Leonard, Jack Hanna and Jeopardy! winner Ken Jennings. Look for Kathy Ireland along with Kathy Cox, Georgia’s superintendent of schools, to compete in the two-hour season premiere on September 5.
We’re following up our list of the 25 Greatest Game Shows of All Time with our picks for the 25 Worst Game Shows. While many of these may have a special place in our hearts, make no mistake - they were pretty bad. And the rest… well, they just suck. Read the rest of this entry »
TV game shows have entertained viewers for years with everything from trivia questions to reality competitions - read on for our picks of the 25 greatest game shows of all time. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’ve been waiting patiently to find out the cast of Celebrity Family Feud - the wait is over. NBC announced the 24 teams competing on Celebrity Family Feud and their are some doozies: Read the rest of this entry »
Watch President Bush’s message to Deal or No Deal contestant Iraq-war veteran, Army Captain Joseph Kobes during last night’s show.
Unfortunately, President Bush’s well wishes and thanks weren’t enough to win Captain Kobes any big money. He ended up with $26,000 from the suitcase challenge — but he did triple it to $78,000 on the Deal Wheel. Read the rest of this entry »
President George W. Bush will appear on tonight’s (April 21) “Deal or No Deal” to wish an Iraqi war veteran contestant luck and thank him for his service.
Naturally, President Bush won’t appear in person on “Deal or No Deal,” rather via a pre-taped video to cheer on Captain Joseph Kobes, who hopes to win the money and pay off his parents’ home. Read the rest of this entry »
Since hosting “Deal or No Deal,” Howie Mandel is definitely back on his game! For awhile there, he sort of faded from the spotlight, but looks like the game show host is now in hot demand for his own sitcom.
And not just any old scripted sitcom — Howie Mandel will executive produce and star in a new unscripted NBC show that will capitalize on his improv abilities. Howie Mandel even gets his name in the show’s title: “Howie Do It.”
