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In 2001, the show returned again in its third format, this time with new host Tom Bergeron. Unlike Bob Saget, who provided voiceovers to the clips, Bergeron humorously narrates them. The Bergeron version, however, added new segments such as the feature where he puts his own face over top of faces on the videos. This version also ran for 60 minutes per episode instead of 30 minutes per episode like the previous two versions.
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America's Funniest Home Videos Premiere: 1989 Every week, three videos are chosen by the producers and voted on by the studio audience. The winner wins US$10,000, and is in the running for the $100,000 prize at the end of the season, while the runner-up receives $3,000, and third place banks $2,000. Very early in the show's run, the second and third prizes were a new TV and a new VCR, respectively. On the initial hour-long special, the grand prize was $5,000 with second and third places winning a new camcorder; the producer picked the winner, with no audience voting.
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