A Tribute to Twenty One - Sights & Sounds

Sights & Sounds

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Sound Clips

2000 Version

First Show Intro

Standard Show Intro

New Show Intro (This was used beginning with show #7)

"Let's Play 21" - Going into the booths

Original Version (these clips provided by Dixon Hayes)

Music that played as the contestants headed to the isolation booths

Even the mike check was dramatic. Here, Barry hears from Van Doren and Stempel after they've taken their places in the isolation booths.

The infamous incident in which Herb Stemple pretends not to know "Marty" won the Oscar for Best Picture of 1955.

Charles Van Doren gets the first question, in the category of Civil War history.

A surprisingly funny moment while Herb Stempel is answering the question, "Name the second, third, fourth and fifth wives of Henry the Eighth and give the fates of each one..."

Video Clips

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	Show Intro
	Picking the Contestants (Picked by the audience...used until show #7)
	Picking the Contestants (Picked at random...used starting with show #7)
	Going into the booths
	The Rules
	A Typical Question
	Second Chance
	Stopping the Game
	Receiving their cash prize
	Perfect 21 Bonus Round
	Show Ending
	ANOTHER Show Ending
	Rahim's Big $1+ Million Win on the show
	Rahim receives his $1+ Million cash prize
	"Let's go for the kill on this one, I'll take an eleven point question."

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Page Last Updated: April 24, 2002