I wonder if you have that episode that features a young man in the first deal holding on to the slacks and winning over a thousand dollars only to trade it away for The Big Deal of the Day and winning it? It featured a motor home and Jay Stewart called it a "honeymoon deal," because the guy was paired with another contestant on the trading floor. She was dressed up as a frog and she didn't get picked but he did. When he won, she was celebrating with him while seated looking up at him. It was one of those episodes with the blue curtain behind the audience just like the one here.
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I love these Let's Make a Deal shows
I’ve been watching a number of these episodes and I haven’t seen these in years so looking at what the prices of the cars were it just blows my mind
Thanks for posting these new 73" shows, I watched all the other 70s shows twice a year ago. I just noticed more shows 🙂😊
That full-sized Chevy wagon shows you how full-sized those types of cars were a long time ago. Those were the days.
This is Episode 91 of The Syndicated Run- OAD: December 08, 1973
The Bo Peep zonk was featured in the Let's Make a Deal DVD Game, except Monty calls him Mary instead of Bo Peep.
Same With The Big Deal Prizes.
I wonder if you have that episode that features a young man in the first deal holding on to the slacks and winning over a thousand dollars only to trade it away for The Big Deal of the Day and winning it? It featured a motor home and Jay Stewart called it a "honeymoon deal," because the guy was paired with another contestant on the trading floor. She was dressed up as a frog and she didn't get picked but he did. When he won, she was celebrating with him while seated looking up at him. It was one of those episodes with the blue curtain behind the audience just like the one here.
5:40 Jeff & Jackie should've taken the thousand bucks. They missed it by $10.03.
We said $49 for the dryer