Jay Wolpert (born in The Bronx, New York) is an American television producer and screenwriter.
Wolpert's first television appearance came as a contestant on the original version of Jeopardy! in 1969. He competed in the Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions that year and won.
Wolpert began his game show producing career working for Dan Enright in Canada. He later worked as a producer and creator of game shows for Chuck Barris Productions and Goodson-Todman Productions. While at Goodson-Todman, he served as producer of The Price Is Right from 1972 until 1978 and also created the game show Double Dare for CBS.
Wolpert left Goodson-Todman to form his own production company, and his first game show was the 1979 series Whew! for CBS. Wolpert produced the series with Burt Sugarman for most of its run. Whew! was canceled in 1980 and Wolpert did not return to television with a series until January 1983, despite shooting several pilots in the interim. On January 3, 1983, Wolpert's Hit Man debuted on NBC with Peter Tomarken as its host. Hit Man lasted thirteen weeks on the air.
Agree to die.
Accept what is waiting for you beyond.
Accept that faith is your only guide through Heaven.
Pray, my Indian child.
Do your prayer,
And accept that death
Is only the continuance of life ...
... or the beginning of something new.
A new kind of play.
A conception of a new world.
Send your last prayer !
For, at last,
You'll never reach God
More closely !