The $128, 000 Question

Original title: The $128,000 Question

TV Series
1976–1978
30m

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6.8/10

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Descendant of "The $64,000 Question," contestants who were experts in a particular field answered progressively more-difficult questions in an effort to win $128,000.Descendant of "The $64,000 Question," contestants who were experts in a particular field answered progressively more-difficult questions in an effort to win $128,000.Descendant of "The $64,000 Question," contestants who were experts in a particular field answered progressively more-difficult questions in an effort to win $128,000.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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In February 1979, Show Biz, Inc., a Nashville-based TV production and syndication company, announced they were going to revive "The $128,000 Question." The show was to be produced by Cinelar Associates, the same production company behind the previous version of "$128,000," in association with Show Biz, who would nationally syndicate this new version. 40 episodes were slated to be taped, but unfortunately, because of lack of interest on prospective stations' part, the project was canceled. If any tapes of "The New $128,000 Question" - as the show was to be called - exist, they were *never* broadcast and were only for promotional use.

Connections
Follows The $64, 000 Question (1955)

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The $128,000 Question
by Norman Leyden
Performed by The Charles Randolph Grean Sounde

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It was a fun show

It was a show way ahead of its time-$128,000 is still a lot of money now.

It had a congenial host and a lively cast,not the least of which was the youngest participant ever,one Darren Cudmore from Toronto Canada in 1977 at the tender age of 13.