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Split Second (game show)

Split Second is an American game show that was created by Monty Hall and Stefan Hatos and produced by their production company, Stefan Hatos-Monty Hall Productions. Three contestants compete to answer three-part trivia questions to win cash.

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Genre
Game show
Announcer
Jack Clark · Sandy Hoyt
Country of origin
United States
Created by
Monty Hall · Stefan Hatos
Directed by
Kip Walton (1972–75) · Henry Pasila (1986–87) · Rob George (2023–24)
Executive producers
Stefan Hatos (1972–87) · Monty Hall (1972–87) · Michael Binkow (2023–24) · Nancy Glass (2023–24) · Marcus Lemonis (2023–24)

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Split Second (game show)

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples49
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
Components1

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Split Second (game show)

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Executive producers · 7
Split Second (game show) → John Michael Higgins (2023–24), Marcus Lemonis (2023–24), Michael Binkow (2023–24), Monty Hall (1972–87), Nancy Glass (2023–24), Sharon Hall (2023–24), Stefan Hatos (1972–87)
Production locations · 6
Split Second (game show) → CHCH Studios, Hamilton, Ontario (1986–87), Hollywood, California (1972–75), Lakeshore Studio, The Prospect Studios, Toronto, Ontario (1987)
Producers · 4
Split Second (game show) → Alan Gilbert (1986–87), Bob Synes (1973–75), Frank Bluestein (1986–87), Stu Billett (1972–73)
Production companies · 4
Split Second (game show) → Concept Equity Funding Ltd. (1986–87), Game Show Enterprises (2023–24), Marcus/Glass Productions (2023–24), Stefan Hatos-Monty Hall Productions (1972–87)
Directed by · 3
Split Second (game show) → Henry Pasila (1986–87), Kip Walton (1972–75), Rob George (2023–24)
Network · 3
Split Second (game show) → ABC, Game Show Network, Syndication
No. of episodes · 3
Split Second (game show) → 1,025 (ABC), 130 (Syndication), 165 (Game Show Network)
No. of seasons · 3
Split Second (game show) → 1 (Syndication), 3 (ABC), 3 (Game Show Network)
Presented by · 3
Split Second (game show) → John Michael Higgins, Monty Hall, Tom Kennedy
Release · 3
Split Second (game show) → April 17, 2023 (2023-04-17) – July 15, 2024 (2024-07-15), December 15, 1986 (1986-12-15) – May 29, 1987 (1987-05-29), March 20, 1972 (1972-03-20) – June 27, 1975 (1975-06-27)

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Split Second (game show)AnnouncerJack Clark1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)AnnouncerSandy Hoyt1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Country of originUnited States1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Created byMonty Hall1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Created byStefan Hatos1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Directed byKip Walton (1972–75)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Directed byHenry Pasila (1986–87)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Directed byRob George (2023–24)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersStefan Hatos (1972–87)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersMonty Hall (1972–87)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersMichael Binkow (2023–24)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersNancy Glass (2023–24)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersMarcus Lemonis (2023–24)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersSharon Hall (2023–24)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Executive producersJohn Michael Higgins (2023–24)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)GenreGame show1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)NetworkABC1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)NetworkSyndication1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)NetworkGame Show Network1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)No. of episodes1,025 (ABC)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)No. of episodes130 (Syndication)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)No. of episodes165 (Game Show Network)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)No. of seasons3 (ABC)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)No. of seasons1 (Syndication)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)No. of seasons3 (Game Show Network)1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Original languageEnglish1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Presented byTom Kennedy1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Presented byMonty Hall1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)Presented byJohn Michael Higgins1.00infobox
Split Second (game show)ProducersStu Billett (1972–73)1.00infobox

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