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'''''The Show''''' is the set where [[Homestar Runner]] holds his supposed "game and political talk" show. The set is modeled much after those designed in the 1970's. In particular, the rounded rectangles, chasing lights, and orange shag carpet featured in the background suggest a reference to the [[Wikipedia:Match Game|Match Game]] prior to 1979. | '''''The Show''''' is the set where [[Homestar Runner]] holds his supposed "game and political talk" show. The set is modeled much after those designed in the 1970's. In particular, the rounded rectangles, chasing lights, and orange shag carpet featured in the background suggest a reference to the [[Wikipedia:Match Game|Match Game]] prior to 1979. | ||
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Revision as of 19:26, 26 January 2006
- This is the name of Homestar's game show "The Show". For the email, go to the show
The Show is the set where Homestar Runner holds his supposed "game and political talk" show. The set is modeled much after those designed in the 1970's. In particular, the rounded rectangles, chasing lights, and orange shag carpet featured in the background suggest a reference to the Match Game prior to 1979.
It has been speculated that The Show is Homestar Runner's primary occupation, sponsored by the Fluffy Puff Marshmallows company. This could explain Homestar's ability to exist independently without parents or anyone to provide for his needs, since characters in the Homestar Runner universe do appear to require food.
Games on the show:
- Share your polictical [sic] views.
- Recite a list (In the email the show, Homestar just reads the answers off the cards)
- Play a Tic Tac Dough style game
- Play the "games" or "guess the price" round
- Answer questions in the "win big" category
Features of the Stupid Home Edition:
- Choose to recite a list!
- Ask questions, demand answers
- Mostly play by oneself
- Few prizes!
Some of the prizes (as seen in Main Page 19)
| Prize | Awarded by |
|---|---|
| The Blender | Answering a question with "E-mail" |
| The Ab-Abber 2000 | Involving "Toons" |
| A golden The Cheat statue | Involving "Downloads" |
| A trip to Hawaii | Winning the Games round |
| A chair with a hidden price | Winning the "Guess The Price" round |
| The Gremlin | Answering a question in the "Win Big" category |
Similarities to Real Shows
- The "game" Pom Pom and The Poopsmith are "playing" bears resemblance to Tic Tac Dough, a popular game show from the late '70s and early '80s.
- Homestar's mic is just like Bob Barker's from The Price is Right or Gene Rayburn's from the Match Game.
Appearances
- Email the show
- Main Page 19
- Email animal (podium/background)
- Email geddup noise
