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sliding behind the stage. Upon being pulled through, a black curtain was dropped concealing the contestant. Most of the time this was accompanied by the camera shaking violently and a "static" effect to simulate the TV (and the contestant, as mentioned by Ober) going "Off the Air." On occasion, the chair would return through the wall with the contestant replaced by a
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one. When time ran out, the high scorer advanced to the bonus round and the second-place contestant was eliminated. In the event of a two-way tie for second place or a three-way tie when the TV went "Off the Air," no one was eliminated at that point; all three contestants played Think Real Fast, and the second- and third-place scorers were both removed at its end.
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was the way in which contestants were eliminated from play. After round two, the TV went "Off the Air" (accompanied by a siren sound effect and the studio lights flashing on and off), and the contestant in last place at that moment was also thrown "Off the Air" and eliminated from the game. If there
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above, such as popcorn or candy. When the nature of the snack such as cheese and crackers made this method impractical, it would be lowered from above on trays or delivered by the hostess. In some episodes, each contestant was hit with a pie in the face.
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pool by stagehands. Other episodes followed the same elimination rules as the regular show, with the TV going "Off the Air" and the lowest scorer being tipped/pushed/thrown into the pool, followed by a lightning round to decide the winner.
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the artists of nine videos that were shown in succession on both screens at once. Correctly identifying all artists in 40 seconds awarded the grand prize. The contestant could pass on a video and return to it later if time permitted.
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was a tie for last place, there was no elimination. Eliminated contestants were removed immediately, chair and all (hence the seat belts). Beginning late in the first season, the audience would also sing a "goodbye song," typically "
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with the wall section behind him/her rotating 180 degrees horizontally to expose a section of exterior house siding, implying that the contestant had been ejected from the house altogether.
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a bizarre distraction was performed. After time expired, the answers and wagers were checked; a correct answer added a contestant's wager to his/her score, while a miss deducted it.
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4329:(2019, 2021)
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4139:Dare to Live
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2048:Like We Care
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1267:, retrieved
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1211:Commodore 64
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1182:Fausto Silva
1180:, hosted by
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1113:John Thomson
1069:
1066:Puerto Rican
1042:
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916:Fausto Silva
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819:Philadelphia
795:
792:Chris Kreski
790:head writer
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755:Brandon Cruz
699:quarterback
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239:, Ned Rice,
229:Chris Kreski
218:
204:that ran on
196:
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140:Running time
92:Roger Kabler
84:Adam Sandler
48:Presented by
22:
4412:(2021–2022)
4396:(2020–2021)
4388:(2020–2021)
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4321:(2019–2021)
4313:(2019–2021)
4273:(2018–2022)
4265:(2018–2019)
4225:(2017–2018)
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4209:(2017–2018)
4206:Fear Factor
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4190:Amazingness
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3464:(2009–2017)
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3137:Human Giant
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3027:Sucker Free
3014:(2006–2008)
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2982:(2006–2010)
2974:(2006–2007)
2966:(2006–2007)
2947:Tiara Girls
2934:(2006–2010)
2907:Wild 'n Out
2902:(2005–2007)
2891:Homewrecker
2878:(2005–2009)
2875:Run's House
2862:(2005–2007)
2854:(2005–2008)
2846:(2005–2006)
2838:(2005–2006)
2811:PoweR Girls
2798:(2004–2006)
2795:Date My Mom
2790:(2004–2005)
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2742:(2004–2007)
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2027:(1992–1994)
2019:(1992–2017)
2011:(1992–1993)
2003:(1992–1997)
1995:(1992–1994)
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1987:(1992–1997)
1979:(1991–1995)
1971:(1991–2014)
1963:(1991–2001)
1928:Turn It Up!
1910:(1989–1993)
1902:(1989–1994)
1894:(1989–1992)
1878:(1989–2012)
1870:(1989–1992)
1862:(1988–1995)
1854:(1987–1990)
1846:(1987–1992)
1838:(1987–1989)
1832:(1987–1995)
1816:(1986–2000)
1813:120 Minutes
1808:(1986–1996)
1792:(1985–1987)
1784:(1985–1987)
1768:(1984–1999)
1760:(1983–1987)
1752:(1982–1983)
1744:(1981–2014)
1193:Merchandise
1140:Network Ten
1005:Puerto Rico
888:Network Ten
859:Year Aired
784:Susan Olsen
771:Brady Bunch
737:Heavy metal
727:Julie Brown
715:defenseman
613:Bob Eubanks
598:Celebrities
541:music video
502:Andy Rooney
498:Andy Warhol
494:Andy Taylor
427:Off the Air
408:Snack Break
360:Network", "
345:Tom Kennedy
333:Bill Cullen
314:Bob Eubanks
282:Kari Wuhrer
278:Denis Leary
264:Colin Quinn
237:Colin Quinn
233:Denis Leary
164:(1989–1990)
159:(1987–1990)
88:Denis Leary
62:Kari Wuhrer
56:Colin Quinn
4472:Categories
4146:90's House
4111:The Racket
4040:Acting Out
3890:Teen Mom 3
3764:Teen Mom 2
3756:Friendzone
3748:Good Vibes
3740:Plain Jane
3461:Music Feed
3057:Maui Fever
3003:Two-A-Days
2971:Blowin' Up
2699:Rich Girls
2651:Surf Girls
2589:Clone High
2493:Undergrads
2437:Spy Groove
2152:Road Rules
2104:Dead at 21
1984:MTV Sports
1661:Siesta Key
1427:2008-07-22
1399:2012-06-07
1376:2018-02-15
1269:2018-02-15
1238:References
1186:Rede Globo
1136:Australian
1121:Mrs Merton
1057:1991–1992
921:Rede Globo
850:Local Name
800:biography.
741:Britny Fox
709:David Cone
537:Craftmatic
517:Tiebreaker
341:Monty Hall
337:Bert Convy
329:Bob Barker
269:Parenthood
221:Joe Davola
210:syndicated
186:1990-12-13
176:1987-12-07
162:Syndicated
143:30 Minutes
119:Production
111:of seasons
69:(Season 4)
4409:Messyness
4175:Undressed
4162:Promposal
4105:Owning It
4063:Fail Army
3986:Eye Candy
3970:Slednecks
3954:Happyland
3938:Snack-Off
3922:Faking It
3850:Girl Code
3708:Teen Wolf
3669:The Seven
3477:The Phone
3430:$ 5 Cover
3271:The Paper
3232:Barrio 19
3049:DanceLife
2979:The Hills
2533:Dismissed
2376:Undressed
2328:Say What?
2312:True Life
2136:Squirt TV
2080:The State
2000:The Grind
1936:Pirate TV
1569:MTV Cribs
1184:aired on
1174:Brazilian
1101:Channel 4
1053:Channel 4
873:Australia
811:Kathy Orr
780:Eve Plumb
745:Anthrax's
723:LL Cool J
679:Steve Sax
637:MC Hammer
625:LL Cool J
202:game show
42:Game show
4222:SafeWord
4182:Teen Mum
4169:Shinesty
4083:Ladylike
3842:Buckwild
3788:Savage U
3639:The Ride
3541:Valemont
3525:Popzilla
3359:The City
3351:Bromance
3177:Room 401
2995:Final Fu
2963:Yo Momma
2819:Trippin'
2691:Wildboyz
2541:MTV Icon
2525:Becoming
2461:WWE Heat
2384:Downtown
2256:MTV Live
2192:Loveline
2168:Buzzkill
2144:The Maxx
2120:The Head
1976:Æon Flux
1883:Camp MTV
1843:Club MTV
1805:Dial MTV
1422:GameFAQs
1370:archived
1277:citation
1207:Apple II
1188:in 1989.
1167:Italia 1
1127:), plus
987:Italia 1
707:pitcher
454:skeleton
358:Bon Jovi
351:Gameplay
321:La-Z-Boy
260:Ken Ober
76:Starring
52:Ken Ober
4117:Suspect
4010:Todrick
3716:Awkward
3517:Pranked
3311:Buzzin'
3153:Scarred
3089:Exposed
2597:3-South
2453:Jackass
2392:webRIOT
2320:The Cut
2304:FANatic
2096:Trashed
2024:Catwalk
1520:Current
1155:Italian
1093:British
1082:WAPA-TV
1076:member
1020:WAPA-TV
856:Channel
847:Country
831:anchor
774:actors
768:Former
675:Taurean
666:of the
655:of the
393:points.
389:points.
292:Premise
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169:Release
153:Network
4450:(2023)
4442:(2022)
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1213:, and
1074:Menudo
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782:, and
761:, and
729:, and
343:, and
325:Zenith
214:Viacom
4345:2020s
3772:Caged
3700:Skins
3609:Hired
3576:2010s
3295:FNMTV
2429:Diary
2411:2000s
2200:Daria
1918:1990s
1765:Al TV
1731:1980s
1159:Urka!
1024:1989
991:1991
976:Urka!
970:Italy
956:1996
925:1989
892:1989
668:NBA's
657:NFL's
586:name.
500:, or
362:Brady
38:Genre
3225:Kaya
2851:Next
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1469:IMDb
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853:Host
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251:Cast
2176:Amp
1505:MTV
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