Other firsts, besides new patterns: There are now three prizes in #10 in R2. A new set of Whammy animations start. Here, we see the first appearances of the Breakdancing Whammy, Whammy and Tammy (her first appearance), and the most memorable of all the Whammies, the Boy George Whammy. And, not a first per se, but they are back at Studio 43.
@@guyfierimtwi With the replacement of the $2000 by a prize square, it basically makes Pick A Corner complete. Yes, there's still that Whammy in Square #1, but it still rejects the usually higher cash values in that square unless if you take the rare strategy to choose the Whammy if you have a ton of passed spins as well as not much money in your bank.
I’m sure something was told to Tomarken after they were done taping, but since he was a host, I don’t think they’d do much about it other than to tell him to try and avoid that.
Quite a few prizes hit here in Round 2, 6 of them. I imagine there's only a handful where that many or more were hit, the only one that for sure comes to mind is Becky Steeler's 8. (Plus Paul also hit the Car that episode, at least.)
Brad actually got no Whammies whatsoever. Even Michael Larson got one Whammy! Grant it, it was on his first spin, and almost all his subsequent spins awarded him additional spins, while Brad only got a couple extra spins on his.
@@michaelj.kerkau1625 Also if I remember, in 1 of the Video Games based on this, whenever the Break Dancing Whammy shows up, the Boombox explodes with a BAM.
Do you think anyone even thought about memorizing the new board patterns? I'm sure Michael Larson continued to watch the show, maybe he did even though he couldn't come back, who knows. Wouldn't be surprised.
Even if someone had the idea, Carruthers wasn’t going to take that chance, and there was a rotation of different patterns every few weeks so no one could record, learn, then come to Television City armed with the knowledge. By the end of 1984, they were able to install programming that allowed 32 patterns instead of 5, so they didn’t need to switch up patterns near as much, if at all once that was taken care of.
@@PYLrulz1984 I've seen two patterns so far. But the squares before, yikes. Moving all around. and I'm struggling to figure out which are better for square 4 and square 8.
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The Break Dancing Whammy is introduced in this episode.
the debut of the Break dance whammy
Tammy Whammette arrives!
Other firsts, besides new patterns:
There are now three prizes in #10 in R2.
A new set of Whammy animations start. Here, we see the first appearances of the Breakdancing Whammy, Whammy and Tammy (her first appearance), and the most memorable of all the Whammies, the Boy George Whammy.
And, not a first per se, but they are back at Studio 43.
Awesome, thanks
Time to activate my larson brain to figure them out lol
@@guyfierimtwi With the replacement of the $2000 by a prize square, it basically makes Pick A Corner complete. Yes, there's still that Whammy in Square #1, but it still rejects the usually higher cash values in that square unless if you take the rare strategy to choose the Whammy if you have a ton of passed spins as well as not much money in your bank.
7:09 that prize has gotta come to the new press your luck
FINALLY............. NEW WHAMMIES ! And the Hawaiian Cruise!
Robert Anderson As far as I remember, the Hawaiian Cruise is worth getting because it’s Value is over $4000.
$4180 to be exact.
The Hawaiian cruise is not new; it debuted 2 weeks ago. The Houseboat Cruise is, however.
Should they use them all in the 2019 version
Thanks for uploading these!!! 😀😀😀
This is the first episode of the slowest flashing lights of the PYL game board
The Boy George Whammy makes his first appearance here.
Should they use it in the 2019 version
"The Post Micheal Larson Games: To which saying his name continues to haunt the Network"
He mentions Micheal Larson. He hasn't been told to not talk about it
He also mentioned the Larson incident during a 1985 Teen week episode, though ML' himself wasn't named.
I’m sure something was told to Tomarken after they were done taping, but since he was a host, I don’t think they’d do much about it other than to tell him to try and avoid that.
Mr. Wizard was on the, then new cable network Nickelodeon, which I believe debuted in 1983.
I grew up watching Nickelodeon.
Quite a few prizes hit here in Round 2, 6 of them. I imagine there's only a handful where that many or more were hit, the only one that for sure comes to mind is Becky Steeler's 8. (Plus Paul also hit the Car that episode, at least.)
Brad actually got no Whammies whatsoever. Even Michael Larson got one Whammy! Grant it, it was on his first spin, and almost all his subsequent spins awarded him additional spins, while Brad only got a couple extra spins on his.
Hello Tammy Whammette! I hope you had your first picnic with Mr. Whammy.
Kind of a small picnic, what with its shoestring (for Whammy standards) $500 budget. 😄
Then again, the breakdancer didn't even get any tips at all! 😜
Should they use them in the 2019 version
@@michaelj.kerkau1625 Also if I remember, in 1 of the Video Games based on this, whenever the Break Dancing Whammy shows up, the Boombox explodes with a BAM.
question round 1 question 1, they used that question in another episode too lol
Do you think anyone even thought about memorizing the new board patterns? I'm sure Michael Larson continued to watch the show, maybe he did even though he couldn't come back, who knows. Wouldn't be surprised.
Even if someone had the idea, Carruthers wasn’t going to take that chance, and there was a rotation of different patterns every few weeks so no one could record, learn, then come to Television City armed with the knowledge.
By the end of 1984, they were able to install programming that allowed 32 patterns instead of 5, so they didn’t need to switch up patterns near as much, if at all once that was taken care of.
@@PYLrulz1984 I've seen two patterns so far. But the squares before, yikes. Moving all around. and I'm struggling to figure out which are better for square 4 and square 8.
whammy big bank count from 6/20/84
Rerun on GSN:1/10/2006
1st whammy:$0
2nd whammy:$500
3rd whammy:$0
4th whammy:$7,059
Total:$7,559