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Super Bowl MVP Von Miller can't remember Obama's first name
On "The $100,000 Pyramid," Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller took several seconds and multiple clues to remember former President Barack Obama’s first name.
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Jack Black almost causes 'fatal accident' for Jennifer Aniston on 'The Gong Show'
Jack Black nearly smashes Jennifer Aniston with a giant gong mallet after an overzealous gong.
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‘Wayne’s World’ Reunion Has Everyone Laughing on ‘The Gong Show’
Dana Carvey and Mike Myers reunite for some hilarious shenanigans on “The Gong Show.”
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Elizabeth Banks Gets Hands-On With ‘Gong Show’ Contestant
Elizabeth Banks couldn't help but slap a contestant after his group's performance on “The Gong Show.”
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Zach Galifianakis and Will Arnett Go Bananas Over ‘Gong Show’ Performance
The contestants ranged from a woman who put a tarantula in her mouth and played a harmonica, to a Sasquatch riding a unicycle while playing flame-throwing bagpipes! But the best performance of the night was the "Married With Bananas" act.
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Mike Myers’s ‘Gong Show’ Is Dumb, Weird Fun
The new "Gong Show" is at once true to the original and very different.
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Why Will Arnett and Tommy Maitland Revived ‘The Gong Show’
Yahoo TV talked to executive producer Will Arnett and host Tommy Maitland about why they decided to bring the iconic, bizarre series back to life.
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Chuck Barris, ‘Gong Show’ Host and Self-Proclaimed CIA Assassin, Dead at 87
Television host, creator, producer, and possible CIA assassin Chuck Barris has passed away. Through his long, sinuous career in showbiz, Barris was an original. Originally meant to air with a different host who didn’t fully grasp the concept that this was not a talent show but a parody of one, Barris jumped into the position of host at the eleventh hour to save his creation.
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‘Gong Show’ Creator Chuck Barris Dies at 87
NEW YORK (AP) — Chuck Barris, whose game show empire included "The Dating Game," "The Newlywed Game" and that infamous factory of cheese, "The Gong Show," has died. He was 87.
