The Million Dollar Money Drop game show faced scandal after contestants sued due to a question about the most common password that they claimed was misleading. The show was later cancelled and the question in question was actually related to a hack of the Roku database.
Quiz show producers in the 1950s manipulated contestant outcomes for dramatic effect and higher ratings.
In this transcript, the speakers reminisce about their experiences in the game show industry and their successes with shows such as Card Sharks and Deal or No Deal.
The speaker argues that it's important to surround yourself with lucky people because luck is contagious, and he wants to be around those who are either truly lucky or believe they are.
A podcast host discusses their experience using quizzes to collect email addresses and build traffic on their website, eventually accumulating around 350,000 email addresses.
The host tells the story of how one of his videos went viral after he uploaded footage of a prank where he lured people to grab a purse filled with cash using a string, and yanking it away as they tried to take it. The video got over 600,000 views in just a few days, which was a huge milestone for the host.