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[[Website/{{Yahoo}} Do you Yahoo?]] If you can guess what people search for the most on Yahoo, you could win $10,000 on this Creator/{{GSN}} original GameShow that debuted on June 12, 2023. It's hosted by Creator/TomCavanagh, and based off of the board game "Weird Things Humans Search For" by Big Potato Games.
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100 episodes of ''Hey Yahoo'' were filmed. The first 52 episodes aired from June 12 to August 17, 2023. It returned on November 27, but was pulled from the schedule just two weeks later; it's currently unknown if the remaining 38 episodes will see the light of day.
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* OpeningNarration: "It's time to find out "what's America searching for?" on ''Hey Yahoo!'' And here's your host, Tom Cavanagh!"
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* OpeningNarration: "It's time to find out "what's 'what's America searching for?" for?' on ''Hey Yahoo!'' And here's your host, Tom Cavanagh!"
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* TheAnnouncer: One who goes uncredited, oddly enough.
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* TheAnnouncer: One who goes uncredited, oddly enough. Similar to many modern GSN shows, to the voice.
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* BonusRound: Seven categories are presented. The champion team picks one to start with, and they have 60 seconds to guess all seven answers. Letters appear after each guess, passing is allowed, and speaking out-of-turn incurs a five-second penalty. Getting all seven correct wins an additional $10,000.
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* BonusRound: Seven categories are presented.presented, each with its top answer. The champion team picks one to start with, and they have 60 seconds to guess all seven answers. Letters appear after each guess, passing is allowed, and speaking out-of-turn incurs a five-second penalty. Getting all seven correct wins an additional $10,000.
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Two teams of three compete. In round 1, one team sees the start of a Yahoo search query, such as "What is the world's tallest _____", or "How many days until _____". The top five ways Yahoo users completed that question are then revealed. The first letter of each answer is given, with the length of the spaces indicating how long the word is; multi-word answers will have the first letter of each word listed. ([[Series/AmericaSays Sound a bit familiar?]]) Each result is worth a different amount of money; $100, $75, $50, $25, and $10. When an answer is picked, the next letter in the result is revealed. A correct guess wins the money and control passes to the next teammate, but an incorrect guess removes the player from the round. If all three guess wrong, control passes to the opposing team, who can pick one of the remaining answers to guess. Should a team clear the board, they win a $100 bonus (and get serenaded by the Yahoo yodel). The process is then repeated for the other team.
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Two teams of three compete. In round 1, one team sees the start of a Yahoo search query, such as "What is the world's tallest _____", or "How many days until _____". The top five ways Yahoo users completed that question are then revealed. The first letter of each answer is given, with the length of the spaces indicating how long the word is; multi-word answers will have the first letter of each word listed. ([[Series/AmericaSays Sound Sounds a bit familiar?]]) Each result is worth a different amount of money; $100, $75, $50, $25, and $10. When an answer is picked, [[Series/ChainReaction the next letter in the result is revealed.revealed]]. A correct guess wins the money and control passes to the next teammate, but an incorrect guess removes the player from the round. If all three guess wrong, control passes to the opposing team, who can pick one of the remaining answers to guess. Should a team clear the board, they win a $100 bonus (and get serenaded by the Yahoo yodel). The process is then repeated for the other team.
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* ProductPlacement: From the ''Hey Yahoo!'' title, to making Yahoo searches the entire backbone of the game, to having the legendary Yahoo yodel sprinkled throughout...you won't need to Google which search engine sponsors this show.
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* ProductPlacement: From the ''Hey Yahoo!'' title, to making Yahoo searches the entire backbone of the game, to having the legendary Yahoo yodel sprinkled throughout... you won't need to Google Website/{{Google}} which search engine sponsors this show.
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* NoBudget: Zig-zagged. While it's above the usual $1,000 to the winners that's par for the course on many GSN originals, there is nothing extra for bonus round fails.
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[[Website/{{Yahoo}} Do you Yahoo?]] If you can guess what people search for the most there, on Yahoo, you could win $10,000 on this Creator/{{GSN}} original GameShow that debuted on June 12, 2023. It's hosted by Creator/TomCavanagh, and based off of the board game "Weird Things Humans Search For" by Big Potato Games.
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Round 2 is played exactly the same, only the amounts double from $200-$20, with a $200 bonus for clearing the board.
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* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Pink team vs. blue team. In the first two rounds, the answers are the same color as whichever team is playing the category.
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* BonusRound: Seven categories are presented. The champion team picks one to start with, and the team has they have 60 seconds to guess all seven answers. Letters appear after each guess, passing is allowed, and speaking out-of-turn incurs a five-second penalty. Getting all seven correct wins an additional $10,000.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The show where you autocomplete your way to victory.]]
[[Website/{{Yahoo}} Do you Yahoo?]] If you can guess what people search for the most there, you could win $10,000 on this Creator/{{GSN}} original GameShow that debuted on June 12, 2023. It's hosted by Creator/TomCavanagh, and based off of the board game "Weird Things Humans Search For" by Big Potato Games.
Two teams of three compete. In round 1, one team sees the start of a Yahoo search query, such as "What is the world's tallest _____", or "How many days until _____". The top five ways Yahoo users completed that question are then revealed. The first letter of each answer is given, with the length of the spaces indicating how long the word is; multi-word answers will have the first letter of each word listed. ([[Series/AmericaSays Sound a bit familiar?]]) Each result is worth a different amount of money; $100, $75, $50, $25, and $10. When an answer is picked, the next letter in the result is revealed. A correct guess wins the money and control passes to the next teammate, but an incorrect guess removes the player from the round. If all three guess wrong, control passes to the opposing team, who can pick one of the remaining answers to guess. Should a team clear the board, they win a $100 bonus (and get serenaded by the Yahoo yodel). The process is then repeated for the other team.
Round 2 is played exactly the same, only the amounts double from $200-$20, with a $200 bonus for clearing the.
Round 3 is called Top Topics. Six categories are presented, each containing three results worth $75, $150, and $200. The trailing team picks three categories, and has 60 seconds to get as many answers as possible. As before, a letter appears after each guess; if a team member speaks out of turn, they get a 5 second penalty. The other team then plays the remaining three categories; whoever is in the lead after this round wins the game and keeps the money they've acquired.
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!!Hey Tropes!
* AllOrNothing: Only the winners get to keep their cash. Also applies to the bonus round; anything short of perfection doesn't win anything extra.
* TheAnnouncer: One who goes uncredited, oddly enough.
* BonusRound: Seven categories are presented. The champion team picks one to start with, and the team has 60 seconds to guess all seven answers. Letters appear after each guess, passing is allowed, and speaking out-of-turn incurs a five-second penalty. Getting all seven correct wins an additional $10,000.
* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Pink team vs. blue team. In the first two rounds, the answers are the same color as whichever team is playing the category.
* DoubleTheDollars: Round 1 has values worth $100-$10, with an extra $100 for clearing the board, and round 2 doubles those amounts.
* GameShowHost: Tom Cavanagh, of ''Series/{{Ed}}'' and ''[[Series/TheFlash2014 The Flash]]'' fame.
* OpeningNarration: "It's time to find out "what's America searching for?" on ''Hey Yahoo!'' And here's your host, Tom Cavanagh!"
* ProductPlacement: From the ''Hey Yahoo!'' title, to making Yahoo searches the entire backbone of the game, to having the legendary Yahoo yodel sprinkled throughout...you won't need to Google which search engine sponsors this show.
* TimedMission: Round 3 and the bonus round give you sixty seconds to complete the boards.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The show where you autocomplete your way to victory.]]
[[Website/{{Yahoo}} Do you Yahoo?]] If you can guess what people search for the most there, you could win $10,000 on this Creator/{{GSN}} original GameShow that debuted on June 12, 2023. It's hosted by Creator/TomCavanagh, and based off of the board game "Weird Things Humans Search For" by Big Potato Games.
Two teams of three compete. In round 1, one team sees the start of a Yahoo search query, such as "What is the world's tallest _____", or "How many days until _____". The top five ways Yahoo users completed that question are then revealed. The first letter of each answer is given, with the length of the spaces indicating how long the word is; multi-word answers will have the first letter of each word listed. ([[Series/AmericaSays Sound a bit familiar?]]) Each result is worth a different amount of money; $100, $75, $50, $25, and $10. When an answer is picked, the next letter in the result is revealed. A correct guess wins the money and control passes to the next teammate, but an incorrect guess removes the player from the round. If all three guess wrong, control passes to the opposing team, who can pick one of the remaining answers to guess. Should a team clear the board, they win a $100 bonus (and get serenaded by the Yahoo yodel). The process is then repeated for the other team.
Round 2 is played exactly the same, only the amounts double from $200-$20, with a $200 bonus for clearing the.
Round 3 is called Top Topics. Six categories are presented, each containing three results worth $75, $150, and $200. The trailing team picks three categories, and has 60 seconds to get as many answers as possible. As before, a letter appears after each guess; if a team member speaks out of turn, they get a 5 second penalty. The other team then plays the remaining three categories; whoever is in the lead after this round wins the game and keeps the money they've acquired.
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!!Hey Tropes!
* AllOrNothing: Only the winners get to keep their cash. Also applies to the bonus round; anything short of perfection doesn't win anything extra.
* TheAnnouncer: One who goes uncredited, oddly enough.
* BonusRound: Seven categories are presented. The champion team picks one to start with, and the team has 60 seconds to guess all seven answers. Letters appear after each guess, passing is allowed, and speaking out-of-turn incurs a five-second penalty. Getting all seven correct wins an additional $10,000.
* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Pink team vs. blue team. In the first two rounds, the answers are the same color as whichever team is playing the category.
* DoubleTheDollars: Round 1 has values worth $100-$10, with an extra $100 for clearing the board, and round 2 doubles those amounts.
* GameShowHost: Tom Cavanagh, of ''Series/{{Ed}}'' and ''[[Series/TheFlash2014 The Flash]]'' fame.
* OpeningNarration: "It's time to find out "what's America searching for?" on ''Hey Yahoo!'' And here's your host, Tom Cavanagh!"
* ProductPlacement: From the ''Hey Yahoo!'' title, to making Yahoo searches the entire backbone of the game, to having the legendary Yahoo yodel sprinkled throughout...you won't need to Google which search engine sponsors this show.
* TimedMission: Round 3 and the bonus round give you sixty seconds to complete the boards.
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