Só pra se ter uma ideia,o relógio musical é o último quadro do programa na versão americana. Na versão brasileira,o último quadro é o leilão das notas musicais. Sem dublador de 1976 a 1982. A partir de 82 passa a ter os dubladores. Pablo, Carlos, Aníbal e Felipe dublando os homens. Virgínia, Fernanda, Ellen e Patrícia dublando as mulheres. Mas,as vezes era o contrário. Na ausência de um,o outro tinha que se virar pra dar conta do recado.

Aqui no Brasil: Qual é a Música ou Desafio musical

Love it!

That's why it's my favorite

Will do

TBONE2004 I agree and I understand all the balloon drops on Sale of the Century

Best, i agreed. It's my best "My GROW Notebook Diaries" Year 2017 celebration ever. A huge celebration. From the end of 2017, like Christmas. It's aired on December 22, 2017. Prizes: Tesla, Lexus SUV, Caribbean cruise, $100,000 cash, Best Buy gift card & Apple gift card Drop: confetti/streamers/balloons

Amen to that one!

+Sultz Z. Wolf I felt the same way. I had to plug my ears when I was little due to the noise. I agree with you about $ale of the Century--they treated the balloons properly without popping.

There were a few times when the confetti kept shooting out even during the necklace cash and car presentation and the 2nd balloon drop happened as the car rolled in

Peace love and surf nude!!!!

17:35 Roda a Roda. Antigo Roletrando. Mais um antigo programa comandado aqui no Brasil por Silvio Santos.

@@jailsonavelino6311 in english please

@@morgan8757 Yes!

NO WAY!!!!!! I do not know that they have that ending like that!

0:03 Melody Roulette 3:15 Tune Topics 7:15 Bid-A-Note 11:55 Golden Medley Showdown (Everybody's Favorite)

Probably due to copyright issues (I think that's why TPIR doesn't do plugs for all the things that contestants price).

The problem with this episode, is because of “Interactive Playbreak” segments where Wink Martindale was hosted at the time during the commercial. Whether it was “Trivial Pursuit”, “Boggle”, and “Jumble” which were all “Interactive Playbreaks”. The same episode that has all the prizes that one of the same contestants have won is included here. The only thing missing is the first 2-3 minutes of the intro. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbB7e7GXnMnOXWw.html

This was due to wiping animation at 16:02 which cause the prize plugs being edited out from this episode. Here are the prizes that were removed from this episode: 1. Schafer & Sons grand piano 2. Hitachi home entertainment center 3. A Caribbean Holiday from Costa Cruises 4. A week’s vacation at the Desert Breezes Resort 5. A watch from Jules Jurgenson 6. Polynesian Spas

Thankfully, the CBN Cable Network and USA Network repeats from the mid 1980s to early 1990s didn’t edit out the fee plugs and the prize plugs!

Thats my favorite version of hs

+Brock Schul Right on, just like on The Joker's Wild Of course, my favorite Jim Lange Game Show is Hands Down BULLSEYE (TJW's Sister Show) God Bless Mr. Lange, may he R.I.P.

@@BriSchwa82 Aqui no Brasil, esse quadro corresponde ao leilão das notas musicais. Há 2 dubladores pra decifrar a charada do candidato. Um homem que dubla músicas de homens e uma mulher que dubla músicas de mulheres. São 6 pistas. 3 pra o dublador e 2 pra dubladora. Era o último bloco do programa.

This was due to “Interactive Playbreak” segments where Wink Martindale was hosted at the time. The episode that has all of the prizes are won are posted here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbB7e7GXnMnOXWw.html

They edited out the $100K prize package descriptions on Family Channel airings, even on TofC final episoees.

Thankfully, this episode is now restored on Tubi without the wipe animation, and it does includes the $100,000 prize plugs. I guess it’s now complete and uncut, and the picture and sound quality are very clean.

I don't see this episode on Tubi TV. I'm aware that the series is now on there, but I don't see this episode.

@@VahanNisanian Maybe you should find out. The link is down below. tubitv.com/series/300007122/100-000-name-that-tune?start=true There will be more episodes soon.

Lori ur so lovely. Nice job on Name That Tune.

Right. Whoever won the Golden Medley Showdown round would win the $100,000, no matter what the outcome of Bid-A-Note, after they split the first two rounds.