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00:00From Hollywood, it's the new $100,000 Name That Toon, no sir, Name That Toon, Jim Lang!
00:21And welcome to the new $100,000 Name That Toon.
00:30Our contestants have all been pre-tested, and a number of them are sitting in the audience
00:34right now, but they don't know who we're going to call to play.
00:37I'm looking for a menswear designer from New York City, Linda Walters!
00:43You ready to play?
00:52I'm ready!
00:53All right, let's get you an opponent.
00:55I'm looking for a publicist from Greenville, North Carolina, Roland Harris!
01:02Are you ready?
01:06I am ready!
01:07All right, here's what we're going to do.
01:09We're going to play Melody Roulette for 10 points, two topics for 10 points, and bid an
01:12oath for 20.
01:13Whoever's ahead goes on to play in the Golden Medley, if you name seven tunes in 30 seconds,
01:17you will play in our monthly Tournament of Champions for $100,000, Chad Van Pryden.
01:24Let's play!
01:25Name That Toon, come on!
01:30Oh, Linda, is it Roland or Roland?
01:34Roland.
01:35All right, here's what we're going to do.
01:36We're going to play Melody Roulette by spinning this wheel a maximum of five times.
01:39Whoever's ahead at the end of the round gets to keep their money and wins a very big 10 points.
01:41Spin number one coming up.
01:42Let her go!
01:43Come on!
01:44Double!
01:45Double!
01:46Double!
01:47Yeah!
01:48Yeah!
01:49All right, $100.
01:50Double, that's $200.
01:51You can stand close to your podium there, Linda, so you can get to that button.
02:07Listen carefully and name that tune.
02:08Listen carefully and name that tune.
02:09Oh, Linda.
02:10Oh, it's a spoon full of sugar.
02:14No, it's a spoon full of sugar.
02:15All right, well, no points, no money.
02:16Let's do it again.
02:17Here she goes.
02:18Around and around.
02:19Come on, double all the way one more time.
02:21No.
02:22All right.
02:23For $100, listen carefully and name that tune.
02:27Linda.
02:28Where are you?
02:29Oh, not quite right.
02:30Roland.
02:31I can't.
02:32Where is love?
02:33From Oliver.
02:34Where is love?
02:35All right.
02:36Still tied.
02:37No score.
02:38No money.
02:39Let's get some.
02:40Here we go.
02:41Around she goes and do it again.
02:42All right.
02:43Come on, double all the way one more time.
02:44No.
02:45All right.
02:46For $100, listen carefully and name that tune.
02:48Linda.
02:49Where are you?
02:50Oh, not quite right.
02:51Roland.
02:52I can't.
02:53Where is love?
02:54From Oliver.
02:55Where is love?
02:56All right.
02:57Still tied.
02:58No score.
02:59No money.
03:00Let's get some.
03:01Here we go.
03:02Do it again.
03:09Come on.
03:10Big number.
03:11400, 400.
03:12Come on.
03:13Oh.
03:14And the double's on the bottom.
03:15That's worth $100.
03:16Okay.
03:17Let's see if we can get one here.
03:18This is a $100 tune.
03:20Name that tune.
03:32It's called YMCA.
03:33YMCA.
03:34The Village People.
03:35Hey, come on, guys.
03:36We're going to play another tune you won't be able to name.
03:37All right.
03:38Let's go.
03:39Here we go.
03:40Let's spin it around.
03:41And there she goes.
03:42Come on.
03:43All the way around.
03:44Keep coming.
03:45It's still climbing.
03:46No, it's not going to make it.
03:47All right.
03:48Let's see if we can get a point here.
03:49Score a tune.
03:50This is for $100.
03:51Name that tune.
03:52Yes, sir.
03:53Give me a round of applause.
03:54Give me a round of applause.
03:55Give me a round of applause.
03:56All the way around.
03:57Give me a round of applause.
03:58Come on.
03:59All the way around.
04:00Double, keep coming.
04:01No, it's still climbing.
04:02No, it's not going to make it.
04:03All right.
04:04Let's see if we can get a point here.
04:06Score a tune.
04:07This is for $100.
04:08Name that tune.
04:09Yes, sir.
04:10Give me a round of applause.
04:11You did it.
04:12All right.
04:13Here's $100.
04:14And you've got a point.
04:15Now, there's one more spin remaining, Linda.
04:16And there's one more spin remaining.
04:21been remaining, Linda. You got to do it. If you do it, you can tie it up. Let's see what
04:25it's worth, then. We'll give the old money wheel another go. There she goes. Okay, big
04:43tune for several reasons. Worth $500, and this tune is necessary for you, Linda, to tie
04:48it up. Listen carefully, both of you, and name that $500 tune.
05:00You know what? It comes naturally? You're right. You're right. It comes naturally. You have
05:04won Melody Roulette, and here's $500. One, two, three, four, five. You have $600. You won
05:1210 points. Linda, you didn't get any points there, but next go around is right. You can
05:17catch right up, because we're going to be back with Tune Topics, which is worth 10 points.
05:20Linda could catch right up. Stay tuned. We'll be right back.
05:25Some of our to-party contestants will receive the following. Native tan for the sun worshiper.
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05:50Tender it with Adolf's.
05:53Welcome back to Name That Tune. Roland, you got yourself $600 cash and 10 points. You're
05:58underway and in the lead, and Linda, you don't have any points yet. This is where you catch
06:01up. Now, Tune Topics, you have a chance. Before we start, tell us a little bit about Linda.
06:05Well, I'm originally from New York City, holding on to that accent.
06:09A little bit, yeah. I got a little bit there.
06:11Married to my wonderful husband, Herb, for eight years. I run in marathons, and I'm here
06:17to win some money.
06:18In good shape. All right. Well, you can pick it up right here. You can tie it up. I hope
06:22you do. Roland, what do you do?
06:24Well, right now I'm working as a publicist for a company that makes records that teach
06:29birds to talk.
06:32It's true.
06:34There's a company that makes records that teach birds to talk. Can they name tunes?
06:37They do some tunes on the records. We should have them on the show, then. That's fantastic.
06:44Well, how about your family? Well, they're all back in North Carolina. I'm living out here
06:48now. Well, good luck to you. You're ahead. You have 10 points, and you can catch up. As
06:52I say right now, Linda, we're going to play Tune Topics, and it's worth 10 points. Let's
06:56see what our topics are. Let's take a look.
06:58We have Head Trips, Foreign Affairs, Some Like It Hot, Below the Belt, and Men Wanted. All
07:10right. Let's see what comes up today.
07:15Some Like It Hot. All right, Roland, you get back in there, and Linda, we want you to think
07:20heat now. Think warmth, I guess. And all of the tunes will have something to do with that.
07:23We're going to play a maximum of five tunes. Whoever's ahead at the end of the game wins
07:2710 points and gets a very nice prize. All right. Think warmth, think heat, listen carefully,
07:32and name that tune.
07:41We have one time in the old town tonight.
07:44Yeah. You got it. You scored one. There'll be a hot town in the old town tonight. You get
07:50the conjunction there. All right. We have hot. That's what we're thinking. Warmth, tune
07:54number two coming up. Listen and name that tune.
08:05Maybe let me light your fire.
08:06Oh, not quite right.
08:09Linda.
08:11It's light my fire. Light my fire. We need it accurate when you're playing against each
08:16other. When you're playing against us, we're a little more lenient, but we've got to give
08:19her a break. All right. It's one to nothing. There are still three remaining. Listen carefully,
08:22think warmth and heat, and name that tune.
08:35Baby tonight.
08:36What is that?
08:37Hot time, baby tonight.
08:38Not right. Roland, do you know it?
08:40Nope.
08:40It's called hot stuff. Hot stuff. And that's what we're looking for. Hot stuff.
08:44Hot stuff.
08:45Still one to nothing. All right. You're in the lead, Linda. Two more to go. You can still do it.
08:49Roland. Listen and name that tune.
08:59Oh, heat. Not heat wave.
09:01No, not. Roland.
09:04Twelve o'clock jump.
09:05No.
09:06We're thinking heat. I guess twelve o'clock, you never know where you are at twelve o'clock.
09:10It is called steam heat.
09:13Steam heat is the tune.
09:14All right. There's one remaining. Linda leads one to nothing. If you get it, Linda, you win
09:19the ten points, and you get it to tie up, and we'll go to a tiebreaker. Roland, listen
09:23carefully. Here is your final tune topic. Tune, name that tune.
09:26It's called too darn hot, and Linda, with one tune, you have one tune topic.
09:47Well, you guys aren't really too hot right now, but one is enough. One is enough, and you
09:52have one tune topic. You got the ten points, and what else did Linda just win?
09:56She's won a video cassette recorder. Now you can record all your favorite television shows
10:00and movies. Featuring remote control, this VCR will make a wonderful addition to your home
10:04entertainment center.
10:05All right. You've got ten points. You have ten points.
10:08It means bid and note coming up. We'll decide who goes for the golden medley, and we'll be
10:12back with bid and note right after this. Don't go away.
10:14Some of our departing contestants receive the following. Do-it-yourself manual, the big
10:20book for home fixer-uppers. From USG Industries, makers of Kincade, world-class tub and shower
10:25doors. And only Q-Tex remover has a moisture guard to protect nails from drying and breaking.
10:30No wonder it's America's number one remover. And Minute Maid, your family will love handy
10:34boxes of Minute Maid apple juice, grape juice, and orange juice. Minute Maid in the box.
10:38Goodness in every sip.
10:40Welcome back to Name That Tune. Well, Linda, you did it. You picked up ten points there with
10:44one tune. And in Tune Topics, you have ten points rolling, which means that this will
10:48decide it. Bid and note will decide who goes on to the golden medley. And here's the way
10:51we play it. I'm going to read clues to well-known tunes, and then you bid against each other as
10:55to how few notes it'll take you to name that tune. And the first player to score three tunes
10:59wins bid and note, gets the 20 points, a nice prize. In this case, goes on to the golden
11:04medley. Listen carefully. Here is your first clue. Typical Beach Boys, this tune talks about
11:11another stereotype. You won the last round, so you bid first. Linda.
11:15Roland, I can name that tune in six notes. I can name it in five. I can name it in four
11:25notes. I don't think so. Let's name that tune.
11:28All right, Linda, your chance to name the tune. Here is your clue one more time. Typical Beach
11:32Boys, this tune talks about another stereotype. Here are your four notes.
11:37California girls. California girls, another stereotype. You did it. You scored a tune
11:55by outwitting her in strategy there, and you're bidding there, Roland. Okay, here's
11:58your next clue. We can't escape the beauty of this compelling torch song introduced in
12:05A Star Is Born. I can name that tune in five notes. Name that tune, Roland. All right, she's
12:14not going to get into a bidding war with you this time. You have five notes, Roland. Once
12:18again, your clue. We can't escape the beauty of this compelling torch song introduced in
12:22A Star Is Born. Here are your five notes. The man that got away. You signed it up. You saw in his eyes that he did not know it. All right,
12:45you did well. All right, here's your next clue, number three. Listen very carefully. This tune first dressed the stage in the musical
12:52Irene. And we'll start the bidding with Linda. I can name that tune in six notes. I can name that tune in five notes.
13:00I can name that tune, Roland, in four notes. Name that tune. All right, Linda, once again, you get a chance to name the tune. Once again, your clue. This tune first dressed the stage in the musical Irene. Here are your four notes.
13:12Sweet little Alice Blue Gown. Alice Blue Gown is the name of the tune. And you scored one. Well, both of you are scoring, but we're not getting the tunes. It scores two to one. Irene, you got to do it now. One more for him, and he has won. Bit of note, and he's on to the golden medley. Next clue is
13:42This is a signature tune for a comedian who began his career in vaudeville. Start the bidding this time with Roland. I can name that tune in four notes. Name that tune, Roland.
13:52All right, Roland, if you name this tune, you will go on to the golden medley. You will have one bit of note. Once again, your clue. This is a signature tune for a comedian who began his career in vaudeville. Here are your four notes. Listen.
14:04Inka-dink-a-doo. And Jimmy Durante's signature, and you tied it up. You didn't even bid at all. You just let him go right for it. All right? We're down to the final one.
14:26Whoever scores this next tune is going to go on to the golden medley. Listen very carefully to this important clue.
14:31If you have literary aspirations, you can name this tune. We start the bidding with Linda.
14:39Roland, I can name this tune in five notes.
14:44I can name it in four.
14:46I can name it in three.
14:48Name this tune. Name that tune.
14:51It's on your shoulders now, Linda. Here we go with the clue one more time. If you have literary aspirations, you can name this tune. Here are your three notes.
15:04Love letters in the sand.
15:05Oh, I could write a book. I could write a book, and you did it. You did it with strategy. You won't get a note.
15:13Nobody named a tune, but you bit each other down. You guys are tough. Linda, thank you so much.
15:20You won yourself the VCR, right? And we have some other wonderful prizes for you backstage. Thank you so much for playing. Name that tune. Come here.
15:27Roland, you have just one bit of note. You're going to the golden medley, but you also won something. What did Roland win?
15:33First, his and hers Wimbledon tennis rackets. Dynamically weighted for more power, greater head speed, better control.
15:39Made from a special blend of borine and graphite. Furnished by Time Sports Incorporated.
15:44And Roland, you can use those tennis rackets on a trip for two to Palm Springs.
15:48A fabulous vacation at Royce Resort Hotel. The hotel with no rooms. They're all suites.
15:53It's sun and fun at Royce Resort Hotels of Palm Springs.
15:56That's all yours, Roland. In a moment, you're going to play the golden medley, and you may have a chance.
16:00You will have a chance to go on to play in our Tournament of Champions for $100,000 cash-in prizes.
16:06Stay tuned and see if he makes it. We'll be right back.
16:16Welcome back to Name That Tune. Well, here you are, Roland.
16:18When we play the golden medley, if at any time you give me an incorrect title, the game is automatically over.
16:23So, be very careful. If you're unsure of a title, just hit the button that'll stop the clock and say pass.
16:28And then we'll come back to that tune if there's time left on the clock.
16:31Are you all set? I'm ready.
16:32Okay, Roland, good luck to you. Are we with this guy, huh?
16:35All right.
16:38Thirty seconds on the clock. Good luck, Roland. Here is tune number one.
16:46Roland, the Yankee Doodle. The Yankee Doodle. There you go. You got number one.
16:49Two hundred and fifty dollars in prizes, and you have one. Six more to go.
16:54Listen carefully. Here is tune number two.
17:03Pass on number two. All right. The clock is stopped.
17:05We'll come back to that if there's time left on the clock.
17:07Here is tune number three.
17:14Everybody loves somebody sometimes.
17:15That's correct. Everybody loves somebody sometimes.
17:18Now you got it. You got two out of three. You have five hundred dollars in prizes.
17:21You're cooking. All right. Listen carefully. Here is tune number four.
17:33When you wish upon a star.
17:34That's right. When you wish upon a star.
17:36See, it's not that odd. Three out of four. You have seven hundred and fifty dollars in prizes.
17:41Listen again. Here is tune number five.
17:49Whoa. Eleanor Rigby.
17:50Yes! Eleanor Rigby.
17:52Now you're cooking.
17:53You're four out of five. You're going.
17:55And you passed on tune number two. We'll go back to it.
17:57If there's time, two more yet that you haven't heard.
17:59Here is tune number six.
18:01Passed on tune number six.
18:08Passed on tune number six. All right. You still have seven seconds on the clock.
18:11Listen again. Here is the only tune you haven't heard.
18:13Tune number seven.
18:15Yes! Sweet Caroline.
18:22You have three seconds remaining. All right.
18:26You've named five tunes. That is one thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars in prizes.
18:30And you have two remaining.
18:32You passed on tune number two.
18:34We'll go back to it now. Listen once again. Here is tune number two.
18:38No, I'm sorry.
18:45Bless the beasts and the children.
18:47You also passed on from Russia with love,
18:49but you did fine.
18:50Nice going.
18:51Roland, you named five tunes.
18:54And what do we have for Roland?
18:56First of all, we have Skyway's newest luggage
18:58for easier handling on stairs, curbs, and tight places.
19:01His and her luggage on wheels,
19:02outdoor twist fabric and colors,
19:03including Times Square, furnished by Skyway.
19:06And Roland, a phone system,
19:07the Touch 2 by Teletech,
19:10a quality two-line telephone system
19:11with many asked-for features for home or business,
19:13furnished by the Touch 1 company, Teletech.
19:15And a set of custom-made golf clubs from Pinseeker,
19:19including the bombshell stainless steel woods
19:21with matching irons and a professional staff bag,
19:23furnished by Pinseeker.
19:25All right, Roland, all of that is yours.
19:27You also won $600 cash.
19:29You won the tennis rack.
19:30It's a trip to Palm Springs.
19:32It's great.
19:32Hey, join us next time when two more folks
19:34fight it out for a shot at $100,000 tournament,
19:37and they could win these prizes.
19:39Take a look.
19:40A 14-carat gold custom-designed emerald and diamond necklace,
19:44featuring almost 100 diamonds
19:46and an emerald of approximately 3 carats.
19:50A grand piano by Schaefer & Sons.
19:53The tone is full, rich, and powerful.
19:54It's action-responsive.
19:56This grand is indeed a great performer,
19:57furnished by Schaefer & Sons.
20:00A home entertainment center from Hitachi,
20:02a 45-inch projection television with remote,
20:05a portable video recorder,
20:06and a complete stereo system,
20:08including 10-band equalizer,
20:09furnished by Hitachi.
20:11A Caribbean holiday from Costa Cruises,
20:13visiting romantic ports such as San Martin,
20:15Martinique, Barbados, Antigua, and St. Thomas,
20:17plus the many on-board exciting daytime
20:19and evening activities from Costa Cruises.
20:21A week's vacation every year for the rest of your life
20:25in your own timeshare condominium
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20:29Enjoy the country club atmosphere,
20:30tennis, lakes, swimming pools,
20:31at the Desert Breeze timeshare in the desert
20:33from Watt Industries, Palm Springs.
20:38From Jules Jergensen,
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20:40quartz, analog watches,
20:41and 14-carat gold bracelet cases.
20:43His has a calendar with two-tone dial.
20:45Hers has 16 diamonds weighing one carat,
20:47both with black sapphire crowns by Jules Jergensen.
20:50The Entertainment Center from Polynesian,
20:53with snack bars, stools, moonroof,
20:54and Aloha 2 acrylic spa
20:55with molded benches and lounges.
20:57Everyone will enjoy relaxing
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21:09We build excitement.
21:10That's it.
21:11See you next time.
21:12Bye-bye.
21:12Bye-bye.
21:13This is John Hartford,
21:14the National Anthem of the National Anthem of the National Anthem of the National Anthem.
21:43The $100,000 Name That Tune is a Sandy Frank production.
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