Jackpot
{'<entity_0>': 'television game show', '<entity_1>': '26 September 1975', '<entity_2>': 'Bob Stewart', '<entity_3>': 'game show', '<entity_4>': 'Jackpot', '<entity_5>': 'female', '<entity_6>': 'NBC'}
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is an American and Canadian <entity_0> produced by <entity_2> which saw contestants attempting to solve riddles in order to win cash and prizes. <entity_4> made its debut on the <entity_6> television network on January 7, 1974 as part of their daytime schedule and ran until <entity_1>. The first series was announced by Don Pardo until early 1975, when Wayne Howell replaced him, marking Pardo's last announcing gig for an <entity_6> <entity_3> (later in 1975, Pardo would settle in for his last announcing role in his career on the long-running <entity_6> sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live). Elements of <entity_4>'s gameplay were later used in the GSN original <entity_3> Hollywood Showdown. to 10:30/9:30 would cause an audience loss that <entity_4>!, aimed at a more traditional <entity_5> audience, was unable to replace. Edwards hosted <entity_4> at the same time he was hosting the Chuck Barris-produced <entity_3> Treasure Hunt. <entity_4>'s cancellation also marked the first time in <entity_6> daytime history that no games originated from Rockefeller Center (with all other game shows taping at <entity_6>'s West Coast studios in Burbank, California instead). Only one other <entity_6> <entity_3> afterward, the Stewart-packaged Shoot for the Stars (which was also hosted by Edwards), was taped in New York.
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