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- Card Shark (disambiguation) - Wikipedia
A card shark is a person who uses skill and or deception to win card games Card Shark(s) can also refer to: Card Shark, a 2022 video game; Card Sharks, a television game show; Card Sharks, a 1987 computer game; Card Sharks, a 1993 book in the Wild Cards science fiction series
- Card sharp - Wikipedia
In the Arrow episode "The Undertaking", Felicity Smoak poses as a card sharp, so that she and Oliver can infiltrate a private casino to extort information about Walter Steele In Downton Abbey series 4, episode 3, Edith's love interest Mr Gregson expresses his pleasure in beating a "card sharp", Mr Sampson, who was a card sharp of the first
- List of Care Bears video games - Wikipedia
Release years by system: 2003 — Microsoft Windows, Mac OS Care Bears: Care-a-lot Jamboree is an educational game developed by ImagEngine and published by ValuSoft It is the first officially released Care Bears video game, which was made available in North America in August 2003 for Windows and Macintosh PCs
- Joel McHale - Wikipedia
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale combined celebrity guests, pre-taped sketches and video clips in a half-hour series that focused on pop culture and news from around the world [16] On August 17, 2018, it was announced that Netflix had canceled the show after 19 episodes, reportedly due to low viewership [17]
- Gameshow Marathon (American game show) - Wikipedia
The seven-part game show tournament featured celebrity contestants Lance Bass, Paige Davis, Tim Meadows, Kathy Najimy, Leslie Nielsen, and Brande Roderick The six played The Price Is Right, Let's Make a Deal (the only show which had not previously aired on CBS at that time), Beat the Clock, Press Your Luck, Card Sharks, Match Game, and Family Feud to progress in the tournament
- Super Deck! - Wikipedia
The original set was 160 cards in size, sold in starter decks with 60 cards and a rulebook, and in 10-card booster packs [5]: 8 In a product release article in InQuest, the game was described as suitable for those who "need an easy introduction to card games"
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