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*OFFICIAL* 1 vs 100 thread. lol at Bob Saget saying shiggles on 1 vs 100
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chuckywang
Lifer
yeah, i first misread and thought they were talking about numbers inside
SmoochyTX
Lifer
For anybody that might be interested, you can play online against 100 computer unknowns. 🙂
http://www.nbc.com/1vs100/game.shtml
http://www.nbc.com/1vs100/game.shtml
chuckywang
Lifer
Didn't know he was still around, much less popular enough to host a nationally televised game show.
chuckywang
Lifer
Is he there just for this episode, or is he a regular?
ultimatebob
Lifer
Those questions are a lot harder, that's for sure.
olds
Elite Member
Both 1 vs 100 and "Deal or no Deal" move along a bit slow. Too much unneeded banter eating up gaming time. At least Deal has eye candy. Prefer the speed of Jeopardy.
Perhaps we could have 3 contestants who hit the buzzer (A B or C) without knowing what each other selects. If all 3 select the same answer, the game continues. If not unanimous Saget asks if someone wants to change their mind (without revealing if two picked one answer or if all 3 picked different answers.) Switching your answer keeps you in the game if your 2nd pick is correct, but you'd get no money that round. There'd also be a 4th button, the Help button which you'd hit instead of A B or C. Saget would say, "okay 2 of you picked the same answer and are locked in but contestant 1 wants to use his first help.
Perhaps we could have 3 contestants who hit the buzzer (A B or C) without knowing what each other selects. If all 3 select the same answer, the game continues. If not unanimous Saget asks if someone wants to change their mind (without revealing if two picked one answer or if all 3 picked different answers.) Switching your answer keeps you in the game if your 2nd pick is correct, but you'd get no money that round. There'd also be a 4th button, the Help button which you'd hit instead of A B or C. Saget would say, "okay 2 of you picked the same answer and are locked in but contestant 1 wants to use his first help.
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