Anyone else notice that the prize music sounds a bit different in these early episodes? Sounds more orchestrated than synthesized (You can clearly hear the saxophone that's playing).
Lol Dave Meltzer gave this show 1 star after he lost at the end (anyone who follows pro wrestling gets the reference). Those of you who don’t, he wound up going on after this to become the most prominent journalist in the world of professional wrestling.
Also figure it’s a new show (if you don’t count Second Chance), so many of the habits and calls and such aren’t ingrained into the culture of the show. Also wouldn’t surprise me if many of these people that were on in the first few weeks had some kind of time on camera before, and probably took sort of casting calls when Carruthers and CBS needed contestants for their new show. Once it had a few weeks on air and other people got to watch, sign up, and come to Television City, we start to see the people who are more excited to get in front of the camera and what not.
Really enjoyed Press Your Luck! Thank you sharing.
These early episodes really do have a different feel to them. The show certainly does have yet to hit its stride. Its still entertaining though.
Press your luck ❤❤❤❤
Anyone else notice that the prize music sounds a bit different in these early episodes? Sounds more orchestrated than synthesized (You can clearly hear the saxophone that's playing).
Good old. Shows
Lol Dave Meltzer gave this show 1 star after he lost at the end (anyone who follows pro wrestling gets the reference). Those of you who don’t, he wound up going on after this to become the most prominent journalist in the world of professional wrestling.
I don't think it's the same guy
huge pop!
CEREAL as a VEGTABLE huh? no wonder Del Monte had a lot of complaints in 1983
I had to watch it again to make sure I was hearing it right 😂
These early episodes are far more sedate, with quiet contestants. "Big bucks no Whammies STOP!"
Also figure it’s a new show (if you don’t count Second Chance), so many of the habits and calls and such aren’t ingrained into the culture of the show.
Also wouldn’t surprise me if many of these people that were on in the first few weeks had some kind of time on camera before, and probably took sort of casting calls when Carruthers and CBS needed contestants for their new show. Once it had a few weeks on air and other people got to watch, sign up, and come to Television City, we start to see the people who are more excited to get in front of the camera and what not.
@@PYLrulz1984 second chance what's up so good game show no never gives it the credit they deserve
Personally I like them better. I find that I am not stressed as I watch them, just purely entertained
The commercials are loooooooooooooooong!!!!!
No whammies❤❤❤
No Whammy loser horn? Weird!
Robert, Dave, and Shirley’s total winnings combined were a total of $28,461
Ohhh stop at a whammy 23:03
When did they start doing a montage of players at the board ending with a winner at the beginning of the game?
So that's what Meltzer was doing before he was the Wrestling Observer.
23:03 oh my goodness! BANKRUPT the bankrupt gotcha I’m sorry
Dana Patterson and Keely teslow and Joe yance PRESS YOUR LUCK HOST PETER TOMARKED
7:49 BANKRUPT oh man! I’m sorry
10:08 BANKRUPT the bankrupt gotcha I’m sorry
19:48 Stop! BANKRUPT oh man! I’m sorry
What is the advantage to buzzing in early when the question is poised?
Wait Rod Roddy? Like from price is right? So cool
I do not have episode three, sadly. :(
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9:32 BANKRUPT oh my goodness! I’m sorry
Stop 23:02
Hi @Aaron how are you
The whammy is cute af
What's up with the commercials spliced into the video. They don't appear to be originals. Kind of lame.
This was a GSN airing.
Whammy big bank count from 9/23/83
1st whammy:$0
2nd whammy:$449
3rd whammy:$350
4th whammy:$469
5th whammy:$6,465
Total:$7,733
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