The Money Maze

Name: The Money Maze
Genre: Game-Show
Rating: 5.6
Cast: Nick Clooney, Alan Kalter, Chet Gould

TV Series
1974–19751974–1975
30m

5.6/10

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Contestants answered questions and then, from their positions overlooking a giant maze, guided their partners through the maze toward a target. The faster the completion, the bigger the priz... Read allContestants answered questions and then, from their positions overlooking a giant maze, guided their partners through the maze toward a target. The faster the completion, the bigger the prize.Contestants answered questions and then, from their positions overlooking a giant maze, guided their partners through the maze toward a target. The faster the completion, the bigger the prize.

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Nick Clooney

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3 episodes3 eps • 1974–1975

Alan Kalter

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Chet Gould

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1 episode1 ep • 1974

Contestants answered questions and then, from their positions overlooking a giant maze, guided their partners through the maze toward a target. The faster the completion, the bigger the prize.

partially lost tv series non fiction

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Only two episodes of this series were preserved. One of these is the pilot, and the other is a 1975 episode that had been taped on an early VCR by Andy Warhol (an eccentric artist who recorded several shows at the time for his private collection), and is now held by the Paley Center for Media.

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That Was George Clooney's Father?

Oh, I remember this show!

The husband and wife teams, oh, you know there had to be some arguments in the car on the way home!

Or on the plane, however they departed.

Clooney was just a bit too icky, trying too hard to make the show work. I have no idea what the focus or intention would have been for a game show in '74.

He didn't look like George, and George now certainly doesn't look like his father did 30 years ago.

But oh, those people running thru that maze trying to hit those buttons and their spouse trying to give them directions up above.

It was a nightmare.

Essentially the same feeling you get watching most reality TV shows today.

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