Which game show was famous for its "Big Deal" segment?

"Let's Make a Deal" turned America into a nation of gamblers from their living rooms when it debuted in 1963, thanks to Monty Hall's irresistible "Big Deal" segment. People dressed as chickens, pirates, and dancing bananas would literally jump out of their seats for a chance to trade their perfectly fine prizes for whatever was hiding behind Door #3. The possibility of watching Cleopatra trade $1,500 for a "zonk" (a worthless gag gift) help the show consistently rank near the top of daytime programming no matter which channel it was on.