Simple and fun!

I like Dick Clark's and Donny Osmond's versions.

"Password" on steroids! I've always been a huge fan of this game. I love to play along with it. Dick Clark and the late Bill Cullen were the undisputed masters as host, Donny Osmond not bad, but could have used some pointers from the master, and John Davidson, well...as host of the 1990 version of "The $100,000 Pyramid" he wasn't a half bad singer. A great show, and I wish we could go back and watch it when it was just "The $10,000 Pyramid." Those old tapes from its CBS days ought to be somewhere!

Absolutely the best game show ever on television, NO CONTEST!!

i only liked when they into the circle. it wasn't a game show you could play along and it was boring to watch

My all time favorite game show, especially Dick Clark's $100,000 version. Where else can you agonize over clues for THINGS THAT ARE STANDARD

well i like Donny and i watch his show every Day are i tape it if i dont be at home.I think it is a great show and its fun to watch from a fan in Dallas Tx Great Show.

Does Dick Clark ever age? And Donny Osmand as the new host? I think he pulls it off.

The Pyramid is such a fun show and should be back on television. Dick Clark is a great host.

One of my favorite game shows. Dick Clark was a wonderful host and it was always fun to watch.

It's another classic gameshow. With numerous variants (10, 20, 25, 50 and 100 K), tons of celebrity guest stars, a nifty theme song and just a great gameshow concept, it's one of the all time best classic gameshows.

Really cool show. I don't like Dick Clark as much as some game show hosts, but he's good enough. I don't like it as much as some other game shows because I can't play along with it. But it's fun and exciting to watch. I always feel hope for the contestants, hope that they will reach the top of the pyramid. And if they do, I feel this sort of relief. This show connects me to the contestants' minds. Four stars.

The perfect game show. No matter what the top prize is, the game has always stayed exactly the same. No need to 'goose it up' in anyway. Whether it's $10,000 or $100,000 the prize doesn't matter, it's the game that counts (unlike a certain "Millionaire" show). And going to that pyramid sure can get exciting. Hopefully the new Donny Osmond syndicated version set for the fall of 2001 leaves well enough alone.

This game show is awesome.

This is the best of the old-time game shows. Whenever I'm flipping through the channels and come across this on the Game Show Network, I always stop. What do I like about it? First, it's different than most game shows. You need to be smart to do well, but in a different, more creative way than Jeopardy. Second, it's good to see how much Dick Clark hasn't aged over the years. And third, who doesn't like to see old stars like Ed Begley, Jr. and LaVar Burton. Many other game shows have made comebacks - I'm waiting for them to do the same with $10/$25 thousand Pyramid. HERE IS YOUR FIRST SUBJECT, GO!