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	Jack Barry (television) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jack Barry (March 20, 1918 - May 4, 1984) was an American television game show host and producer, whose career was nearly ruined in the quiz show scandal of the late 1950s but who made a remarkable comeback over a decade later.
		Barry was born in Lindenhurst, New York and educated at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Finance and Commerce.
		Barry was dismissed from the nighttime after four weeks, with the quiz show scandal ramping up and Barry-Enright forced to sell their production operation to NBC.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Barry_(television) (1448 words)

	Classic TV & Movie Hits - Jack Barry
		Barry returned to the air with a new game show he created with Enright and Robert Noah; Concentration, but was dismissed four weeks later in wake of the quiz show scandals, which forced Barry and Enright to sell their production company to NBC.
		Barry would go on to rework the format, and he put a local version on KTLA in 1971 before the show debuted nationwide on CBS in 1972.
		Barry brought Enright back as executive producer of The Joker's Wild during its network run (Barry mentions Enright at the end of the last CBS episode) They became partners full-time again in 1976.
	www.classictvhits.com /cast.php?id=3836 (892 words)

	The Joker's Wild (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Jack Barry, a veteran TV host/producer who spent the entire 1960s in exile for being involved in the quiz show scandals of the 1950s, made a successful comeback in 1972 with The Joker's Wild, the game where "Knowledge is King and Lady Luck is Queen."
		Barry was the host until his death from a stroke in 1984.
		Barry proved that he had no rust from the nearly 14-year exile from television, and as time passed, the game seemed to get better and better and better, especially when the Joker's Jackpot bonus was replaced by a brand-new car.
	www.geocities.com /TelevisionCity/Studio/5974/ian_joker.html (1071 words)

	Jack Liebeck
		Jack Liebeck was born in 1980 in London.
		Jack has toured in the UK and abroad with the Belgian National, the English Chamber and the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestras and has appeared under the baton of several renowned conductors including Martyn Brabbins, Gabriel Chmura, Gunter Herbig, Alexander Lazarev, Sir Neville Marriner, Libor Pesek, Yuri Simonov, Bramwell Tovey, and Barry Wordsworth.
		Jack’s debut disc on the new [QUARTZ] label was released in 2004 to enormous critical acclaim and was recently nominated for a Classical Brit Award.
	www.pha.jhu.edu /superstrings/liebeck.html (360 words)

	The Joker’s Wild
		As most readers know, Jack Barry had been a major television producer and personality in the 1950s, producing and starring in children’s fare such as Winky Dink and You and Juvenile Jury, as well as a panel show for the elders, Life Begins at 80.
		Barry was pretty much an untouchable to the networks during the next ten years, while Enright produced shows in Canada.
		Barry was unable to get a regular hosting job again until 1969, when he was tapped by ABC to run the last several weeks of a failing evening quiz, The Generation Gap.
	www.curtalliaume.com /jokers.html (1959 words)

	Interactive Television
		Interactive television (ITV) represents the convergence of interactive technology and television which allows the exchange of information between the sender and the receiver.
		By offering such control, interactive television has the potential to redefine what producers of television and viewers mean by "television" and to redefine communication processes in society.
		By broadcasting a signal from one classroom where the instructor is teaching to another remote classroom with more students and in turn, broadcasting the signal from the remote classroom, a "true" class can be held which includes questions and answers from the remote classroom.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/I/htmlI/interactivet/interactivet.htm (1128 words)

	[No title]
		BARRY MASHBURN: (shouts) No! (SAMANTHA is startled.) No, you listen to me! (BARRY grabs the phone and heads back to the counter.) BARRY MASHBURN: You lied to me. You know she's been here this whole time, and you've been talking to her on the phone, probably had some sort of, uh, uh, uh...
		BARRY sits on the floor with his back up against the counter, his eyes closed.) (JACK sits on the chair at the back of the room next to LIBBY and FRAN.
		JACK puts a hand on his upper arm.) (JACK checks BARRY MASHBURN and removes the second gun tucked inside his pants waistband under his shirt.) LYRICS: ["Hallelujah", sung by Jeff Buckley, composed by Leonard Cohen] Well, I heard there was a secret chord / that David played and it pleased the lord...
	www.brigittab.com /Transcripts/Fallout2.txt (8926 words)

	The American Experience \| Quiz Show Scandal \| Program Transcript
		JACK BARRY: Well, you have every reason in the world to be mighty proud of your name and your fa mily.
		JACK O'BRIAN, Syndicated Columnist: Ultimately, one day, I get a phone call for the Journal-American and the chief operator said that there was a fellow named Herb Stempel who wanted to talk to me, so he talked to me for four hours.
		Television had entered tens of millions of homes and lives in an era filled with trust and the violation of that trust chagned our view of a new medium in an age we still like to think of as innocent.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/amex/quizshow/filmmore/transcript (7702 words)

	Bill Todman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bill Todman (July 31, 1916-July 29, 1979) was an American television producer born in New York City.
		Goodson-Todman were involved with the 1969 pilot of The Joker's Wild along with creator Jack Barry, hosted by Allen Ludden.
		G-T severed ties with Barry by the time he hosted the series in 1972.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bill_Todman (169 words)

	The Joker's Wild (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If Jack Barry were still alive in 1990, he would not have let this piece of fecal matter fly.
		Second, when Jack Barry passed away in 1984, the show lost its host and creator and I felt that Barry-Enright should have chosen Jim Peck to replace Barry as the host, given his experience as a substitute host on the show.
		First, the death of Jack Barry, this show was his grand return to TV and the salvation of his career and legacy.
	www.jumptheshark.com /j/jokerswild.htm (3058 words)

	The Joker's Wild: As close as Bill ever got to seeing the Devil
		After a three-year run, reruns were sold at some local stations and pulled in such high ratings that Jack put the show back in production, selling the show in syndication and building a television empire for the next seven years.
		Jack died of a heart attack just after completing the 7th season, and Bill, fresh off the cancelled "Hot Potato," was chosen to emcee.
		In his mid-sixties and having spent over a decade hosting the same show, Jack decided he was too tired to emcee and wanted to focus all his energy on backstage work.
	gameshowutopia.net /jokerswild.htm (710 words)

	Jack Barry LL Meriden, CT
		Jack Barry Little League opened its first fall baseball season in 2000, with one team in the 9-10 year old division.
		Jack Barry was winning 2-1 going into the fifth inning when Plainville pushed two runs across on a two-run double by Matt Beoudoin that just cleared the third base bag (fair by inches).
		Special Jack Barry "Green Jacket Awards" went to former coach Bob Baillargeron (15 years as team manager) and Dave O'Leary for his 15 years as a league volunteer of which the last 4 were served as League President.
	pages.cthome.net /jbll/history0.htm (8885 words)

	The Dead media Project:Working Notes:32.5
		(The story was told in the movie 'Quiz Show'.) Jack Barry, as host and producer of the show that broke the industry wide practice of prompting some contestants, took the brunt of the bad publicity.
		Because of the immense scandal that ensued, it was another ten years before Jack Barry worked on television again.
		Barry, on the other hand, put ITV on a major network for four years running, and though he downplayed the commercial success of the venture, it's clear he had his sights set on bigger things than children's programming anyway.
	www.deadmedia.org /notes/32/325.html (969 words)

	Quiz and Game Shows
		While a number of early radio and television quiz shows were produced locally and later picked up by networks, this trend ended in the early 1950s when increasing production values and budgets centralized the production of quiz shows under the control of networks and sponsors.
		They are part of television's attempts in the 1950s to gain respectability and, simultaneously, a wider audience.
		One future area of growth for quiz shows in the era of cable television, then, seems to be the creation of this type of "signature show" that appeals to the relatively narrowly defined target audience of specific cable channels.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/Q/htmlQ/quizandgame/quizandgame.htm (2018 words)

	Winky-Dink and You
		Jack Barry (as host and producer of the show that broke the industry wide practice of prompting some contestants) took the brunt of the bad publicity, his career went into freefall.
		Because of the immense scandal and moral outrage that ensued when people found out their favorite quiz shows were rigged (the end of innocence in America, it might be argued) it was another ten years before Jack Barry worked on American television again.
		Jack Barry was the host of the long-running CBS daytime and syndicated game show The Joker's Wild, a show he hosted from 1972 until his death in 1984.
	www.tvparty.com /requested3.html (1261 words)

	The Joker's Wild (Syndicated years)
		Jack Barry joined up again with Dan Enright, his old partner from the 1950's.
		Jack Barry hosted the show from 1977 until his death in May 1984.
		Jack apparently was phasing himself out for Peck, who had hosted such shows as "Big Showdown" and the infamous "Three's a Crowd".
	www.gameshow-galaxy.net /TJW2.htm (547 words)

	Barry Advertising Network
		Barry Advertising Network, based in Chico, is equipped with in-house production capabilities for laser disc quality television and video production.
		Barry Advertising Network serves a variety of businesses from manufacturers and retailers to government agencies and non-profit organizations all over the United States.
		Barry Advertising Network, along with Creative Video Productions, has won numerous local and national awards.
	www.buttecounty.com /barry (233 words)

	Steve Feffer, The Wizards of Quiz
		JACK BARRY, the host, stands at the podium.
		Barry, I went to the City College library last week and reconfirmed for myself that Gothic architecture had originated at the Abbey of St. Denis outside of Paris in 1144.
		Does the kinescope showing of the television quiz show, Twenty-one, on November 28, 1956, which you've just seen, accurately reproduce the questions and answers that were given to and by you at that time?
	www.wmich.edu /~english/fac/fefferplay2.htm (988 words)

	Jack Caruso
		Jack Caruso has had the opportunity to be in many films, both big budget features as well as Independents.
		Although their characters are a great contrast to one another, Jack has portrayed the likes of both cops and mobsters quite often.
		Jack has also played the role of a New York City Cop, both uniform and plainclothes on the television shows "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Third Watch".
	www.jackcaruso.com (269 words)

	Tic-Tac-Dough - Psychology Central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Tic-Tac-Dough premiered on daytime television in 1956, hosted at first by co-creator and co-executive producer Jack Barry, who also hosted soon-to-be-popular (and scandal-ridden) Twenty-One.
		Barry yielded Tic-Tac-Dough's hosting to Gene Rayburn (1956-1958), known better as the later host of the long-running Match Game.
		Jack Barry and Dan Enright were able to resurrect their U.S. television production partnership in the 1970s, after Barry on his own created and produced what became a game-show success with The Joker's Wild.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Tic_Tac_Dough (3325 words)

	The American Experience \| Quiz Show Scandal \| People & Events \| Dan Enright
		Enright’s connection to Barry went back to the late 1940s, when they worked as partners creating and packaging programs for radio and television.
		One of their earliest television successes was "Juvenile Jury," which included a panel of young people who answered questions submitted by home viewers, studio audience members and celebrity guests.
		Enright and Barry believed they could attract more viewers if they could find guests that the audience would want to root for or against – and then choreograph these guests' involvement.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/amex/quizshow/peopleevents/pande04.html (1024 words)

	Open Channels - Jack Ketch
		Jack Ketch writes on music and the arts.
		His pal, Jack Barry, tells us to get out our plastic sheets, place them on the television screens, and, with our crayons, draw a bridge to carry Winky to safety.
		I had come to the Museum of Television and Radio in New York City this afternoon in search of television history--the big news events, Armstrong on the moon, the Murrow-McCarthy broadcast, the Nixon-Kennedy debates, that sort of thing.
	www.worldandi.com /specialreport/1994/june/Sa12032.htm (203 words)

	VPT Online: Jack Barry Circle
		In recognition of Jack Barry and his contribution to Vermont Public Television, we have named this circle of friends the Jack Barry Circle.
		Jack's sixteen years of dedication to Vermont ETV (our former name) produced countless public affairs programs such as Vermont Report and Vermont This Week.
		When you join the Jack Barry Circle, you will help secure the future of local programming and services on Vermont Public Television.
	www.vpt.org /membership/jack.html (243 words)

	Jack Barry Audio and Video Productions
		Jack Barry Audio and Video Productions has provided voiceover talent for Intel, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The United States Figure Skating Association and others, now we’d like to be the voice over talent for your next audio or video project as well.
		In today’s world having the right announcer for your radio or television commercial is essential.
		Let us know how we can add your name to the ever growing list of satisfied customers who have and still are using Jack Barry Audio and Video Productions for their voice over audio talent needs.
	www.audiovideoprod.com (626 words)

	You Don’t Say
		Kennedy replaced Jack Barry, who was anathema to the networks (and would be for six more years) because of his involvement with the quiz show scandals.
		In this version, two celebrities were partnered with two contestants, and each correct answer was counted as one point, with three points winning the game and going to the Bonus Board, where up to three clues were given for one answer, with a maximum win of $300.
		Television stars in series both present (Loretta Swit, Sherman Helmsley) and past (Abby Dalton of Henessey, Larry Hovis of Hogan’s Heroes) were used, but many celebrities were unknown to the viewing public (I went a long time not knowing how Conny Van Dyke and Ann Elder became famous).
	www.curtalliaume.com /yds.html (1342 words)

	The Joker's Wild , The Early Years
		From Television City in Hollywood, CBS presents America's most exciting new show...
		-This was Jack Barry's first attempt to get back in to the business since the "Quiz Show Scandals" of the 1950's.
		Jack Barry and his partner Dan Enright were found to have rigged most of the game shows they produced, most famous was "Twenty-One." Enright later joined the staff of The Joker's Wild.
	www.gameshow-galaxy.net /TJW1.htm (702 words)

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