Looks like Add A One (at least during the classic era), was only available in Round 1's Big Board. I think Add A One can only be stopped on once for an entire game.
It was only offered in round 1 and could only be hit once a game that way the loss the show could potentially lose was limited to basically 10 grand instead of 100 grand ha.
You're missing one from the original. THE ONE TIME LARSON COULD'VE BEEN BEAT. Yes, someone racked up over $10,000 In the first round AND hit the Add-A-One.
Add-A-One with over $1,000 ($10,000 or more in the Elizabeth Banks version) or more makes you a target for the other contestants to whammy you. If a contestant (in the 80s version) hits Add-A-One and he/she has $10,000 or more they just add an additional $10,000 to their score.
At most he would have $11,250 at the end of round 1 but I bet you Ed & Janie would've tried really hard to whammy him considering the space would've been gone after he hit it, maybe the producers would've figured out what larson was doing sooner than expected. Still fair & square play though.
Thankfully, Add-A-One was only on offer in round one. However, Double Your $$ + one spin (which was on offer in round 2) wasn't on the board when Michael Larson was on the show.
@LittleRockElevators But it would've been not enough to eclipse Thom McKee (whose $312,700 haul on Tic Tac Dough remained the all-time record for another 15 years).
Please do, its literally nowhere else on the air or online!! Other copy and a ton of other 1986 episodes randomly disappeared from TH-cam about a year or two ago.
7:23 Are we gonna give her $20 after she dropped the "N" on us?
Someone knew what they were doing when they thought of add-a-one. They made the first round more exciting
Imagine you have $0 and Add-A-One gives you $10, but what happens if you land on a Whammy, what do you get? Lose-A-One!
If a $10 whammy loss did happen, it would’ve been in one of the unarchived September 1986 episodes.
If Michael Larson would have hit this, he could have been a Millionaire.
Looks like Add A One (at least during the classic era), was only available in Round 1's Big Board.
I think Add A One can only be stopped on once for an entire game.
1:23 "Ryan! Timeout! You can't pass."
HE MUST PASS!! HE DON'T WANT THAT STUPID WHAMMY!!!
No, Peter... Ryan Must Pass Because of that Whammy!!
I love how Add A One has such a huge range.
This was only good when you have $1000 or more when landing on add a one to make it over $10,000 in the first round
One thing you’ll never get from Add-a-One: $100 (you can get $10, 1000, 10000 and now 100000)
There's lots of possibilities with the add a 1 space
if you get an Add-a-one twice in a row from 0, it gives you 10, then it gives you 100.
It was only offered in round 1 and could only be hit once a game that way the loss the show could potentially lose was limited to basically 10 grand instead of 100 grand ha.
You're missing one from the original.
THE ONE TIME LARSON COULD'VE BEEN BEAT.
Yes, someone racked up over $10,000 In the first round AND hit the Add-A-One.
Add-A-One with over $1,000 ($10,000 or more in the Elizabeth Banks version) or more makes you a target for the other contestants to whammy you.
If a contestant (in the 80s version) hits Add-A-One and he/she has $10,000 or more they just add an additional $10,000 to their score.
That's a crock of shit, you should be able to get $100,000 if you have $10k already. And that happened in the new version once!
@@MewtwoStruckBackThey weren't going to let larson be beat. Also once the square is hit its gone and its only in round 1 so its almost impossible
2:26
Yeah thats impressive
Just like Double Your Money, it is a great square to land on if and again it's a big IF you have money.
That is correct.
Stop at Add-A-One!
Big bucks
Add a 1 to a 0 and you get an alexander Hamilton
Imagine if Michael Larson had hit it.
At most he would have $11,250 at the end of round 1 but I bet you Ed & Janie would've tried really hard to whammy him considering the space would've been gone after he hit it, maybe the producers would've figured out what larson was doing sooner than expected. Still fair & square play though.
Thankfully, Add-A-One was only on offer in round one. However, Double Your $$ + one spin (which was on offer in round 2) wasn't on the board when Michael Larson was on the show.
@LittleRockElevators But it would've been not enough to eclipse Thom McKee (whose $312,700 haul on Tic Tac Dough remained the all-time record for another 15 years).
Wasn't Theo on the original PYL in 1985.?
Yes he was.
wait, what?
I have no idea how you found a clear vid of episode 654, I was wondering how you did it since my tablet recording of it disappeared
All I will say, I might upload it haha.
oh I see, but do you actually have any other '86 GSN rerans other than 654?, I kinda forgot to ask you@@guyfierimtwi
Please do, its literally nowhere else on the air or online!! Other copy and a ton of other 1986 episodes randomly disappeared from TH-cam about a year or two ago.
#34DifferentContestants #TenDollarsTo13 No way you can get $100 bucks #AThousandTo13 #10ThousandTo8 How many of those won the episode? #BrianDid