Was this the title of a game show or a pinball machine in the 1970s?
Try not to tilt!
Lower image: The Everett Collection
Pinball had its heyday in the Seventies. You can thank The Who for a lot of that, considering their 1969 rock opera and 1975 film Tommy had teenagers singing, "Sure plays a mean pinball!"
Meanwhile, game shows were having a major resurgence. There were dozens of game shows in daytime, primetime and syndication.
Looking back, the titles of these pinball machines and game shows start to sound alike. At least, we thought so. See if you can tell them apart!
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The Wizard of Odds?
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Three on a Match?
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Capt. Fantastic?
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Mata Hari?
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Flip-A-Card?
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Blankety Blanks?
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Snow Derby?
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Sports Challenge?
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Now You See It?
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Jumping Jack?
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Jacks Open?
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High Rollers?
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Gambit?
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Quick Draw?
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Golden Arrow?
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Shoot for the Stars
Was this the title of a game show or a pinball machine in the 1970s?
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31 Comments
Didn't do too well since I wasn't born 'til '87, but that was a good concept. I do love both pinball and game shows. In fact, my calendar this year is vintage pinball machines, so I recognized all the names from it. xD