
Let's Make a Deal (1963-1976)
These people, dressed as they are, come from all over the United States to make deals here at the Marketplace of America, Let's Make a Deal is one of TV's all-time greatest and most successful shows, Let's Make a Deal was a game of intuition, skill, luck, decision-making and greed...all mixed into one. It was fun and would have been a success even if the show had stuck with the formal dresses and suits that the game started with on December 30, 1963. That's right; contestants wore dresses and suits in the very early months of LMAD. A few months after the show's premiere, someone came with a sign to attract host Monty Hall's attention and low and behold, he chose her (or him)! Sometime later, someone wore a crazy costume and the entire studio changed from a formal, quiet, dignified setting to a free-for-all. The show came alive and became the legendary success it would be known for.
Recent Episodes
Episode | Name | Airdate |
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S14E01 | 1976-1977 season | Apr 16, 1976 |
S03E01 | 1965-1966 season | Jul 14, 1965 |
S02E01 | 1964-1965 season | Jul 13, 1964 |
S01E31 | Friday February 7, 1964 | Feb 7, 1964 |
S01E30 | Thursday February 6, 1964 | Feb 6, 1964 |
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