Randy's original Whew! site has found a permanent home at ClassicGameShows.com.  The only changes made since Randy's passing are corrected links, some additional images, and several Whew! videos, since the rules can be construed as confusing.

A classic game show in my mind was the 13-week NBC classic Hit Man.  Others tend to agree as Hit Man introduced Peter Tomarken, who later went on to success with Press Your Luck. 2008 is the 25th anniversary of Hit Man.  A quarter of a century.  Now I feel old.

The Blockbusters page is back, now with information and images from the 1987 revival with Bill Rafferty.

Get trumped.  Fourteen years before The Apprentice became a worldwide sensation, Donald Trump made his first mark in the game show world with the 1990 one-season wonder Trump Card.

The CD-i Game Show Game Page has information and vidgrabs about CD Interactive titles released in the early-to-mid 1990s.

One of my game show experiences was winning an eMachine on the premiere of the 2000 Fox Family game Paranoia. Here are the official rules to Paranoia. Please don't blame me if you get a headache or are thoroughly confused after reading the rules.

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If you are reading this, you could've stopped after the last paragraph about the hit count.  You get an A for effort.