The Hills (Audrina v. Lauren)

[ppabart]

I'm surprised you don't know Bumper Stumpers, Matt. Was a cheesy game-show from the 80s. Look it up. They gave you these licence plates with shit written on it like "DGAFE" and expected you to decipher what it meant. Now grant it, this brain buster that Jack gave us would certainly be a bonus round puzzle but most were simple like....II1/2IT (The ayes have it)

 

[kosar]

i never even heard of the hills :mj07:

Then stay out please.

 

[kosar]

I'm surprised you don't know Bumper Stumpers, Matt. Was a cheesy game-show from the 80s. Look it up.

No, i'm not going to 'look it up.'

I grew up in the 80's and i've never heard of it.

I think it's bullshit.

'Bumper Stumpers.'

 

[ppabart]

I know you grew up in the 80s, as did I. That's why I was surprised you had never heard of it. I'm certain it didn't last more than a season or two. I think they have played it on the Gameshow Network a few times in the past. Like I said though....was a pretty weak gameshow. My favorite was always Press Your Luck. Spencer blows

 

[ppabart]

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Bumper Stumpers

Genre Game Show
Created by Wink Martindale
Presented by Al Dubois
Narrated by Ken Ryan
Production
Producer(s) Global Television Network and Barry & Enright Productions
Broadcast
Original channel USA Network and Global Television Network
Original run June 29, 1987 ? December 28, 1990
External links
IMDb profile
TV.com summary
Bumper Stumpers was a Canadian game show in which two teams of two players attempted to decipher vanity license plates. It aired on the USA Network from June 29, 1987 to December 28, 1990, and was rebroadcast on Global Television Network from 1990-1995. It was produced by the Global Television Network and Barry & Enright Productions. It was created by Wink Martindale and was hosted by Al Dubois with Ken Ryan announcing.


Figures.....Canadian gameshow. :shrug:

 

[smurphy]

I remember that show. It was every bit as bad as it sounds. But that was a rough era for game shows - they were trying everything on every little network it seemed. Thank God for 'Press Your Luck' with the Whammies or the entire decade would have been lost.

 

[kosar]

Thank God for 'Press Your Luck' with the Whammies or the entire decade would have been lost.

Best game show ever. No whammmmmies......no whammmmmies......STOP!

 

[ppabart]

Best game show ever.

:iagree: