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TV Powww (often stylized as TV POWWW) was a franchised television game show format, in which home viewers controlled a video game via telephone in hopes of winning prizes.
TVPowww (often stylized as TVPOWWW) was a franchised television game show format, in which home viewers controlled a video game via telephone in hopes...
video game collecting, or card games would purchase the Channel F in 1983. TVPowww Edwards, Benj (January 22, 2015). "The Untold Story Of The Invention Of...
character on KTTV, briefly hosting a Sunday morning version of the TV series, TVPOWWW. He won an Emmy Award in 1952 and appeared on the Emmy broadcast...
game was added to Rayner's show that viewers could play by phone called TVPowww. Rayner hosted this show until his 1980 retirement from WGN. During his...
show gained more of a national following. In 1979, Bozo's Circus added "TVPowww!", where those at home could play a video game by phone. By 1980, Chicago's...
(2021–present) Turn It Up! (1990) TV Land's Ultimate Fan Search (1999–2000) TV Powww (circa 1980s; many local versions) Twenty-One (1956–1958, 2000; also a 1982...
Intellivision Lives! Intellivoice List of Intellivision games PlayCable TVPOWWW (interactive TV game show that used Intellivision) "Close Encounters of a Hazardous...
Bunot (1981–1982) Astro Quiz Show Kiddie Pow! Kuarta o Kahon (1973–1984) TVPowww Progress '85 (1985) PBA on BBC (1976) PBA on Vintage Sports (1982-1983)...
Show broadcast 25 December 1969. TVPowww (similar US program, involving video games) Bentley, David (1 July 2013). "TV programmes made in Birmingham: The...
vehicles and trips. Prizes were changed each round. Bowling for Dollars TVPowww Scott Shane (July 18, 1994). "Television host Stu Kerr dies". Baltimore...
Mattel Electronics NA: 1982-10-28 designed for voice activated control for TVPowww call-in game show Snafu Action Mattel Electronics Mattel Electronics NA:...
The TVPOWWW concept was a syndicated franchise seen on television stations throughout the United States such as WCLQ in Cleveland (now WQHS-TV). WYTV...
originally used for an early version of interactive television known as TVPOWWW, in which home players called into local television stations to play for...
States December 20, 1965 Al Howard ABC (Unknown) List TVPowww United States 1978 Marvin Kempner KABC-TV (Unknown) List of stations that carried the program...
between cartoons and other children's shows, a viewer call-in game called TVPowww along with local musical acts and educational segments. This youth-centered...
Dinheiro (1991–2001) Triturando (2020–2021) TV Animal (1988–1992; 1995–1996; 2009–2010) TV Informátika (1985) TVPowww! (1984–1989) Uma Noite em Portugal (1984–1988)...
(Awarded Session), Programa Flávio Cavalcanti (Program Flávio Cavalcanti), TVPowww and was a judge on the Show de Calouros. In 1991 she presented Aqui Agora...
Say Powww, TV's original interactive game show, directed by Sidney M. Cohen in Los Angeles. They later co-created Thrill of a Lifetime, one of TV's first...
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