I never understood why Lacey and Susanna couldn't stay in these original dealer outfits. The two of them have two of the best pairs of legs I've ever seen on t.v.
djpatc63 My guess is that the 1986 Card Shark dealers (Lacey Pemberton and Susanna Williams) were wearing those outfits to entice Press Your Luck fans to watch Card Sharks. From January 6, 1986 (Date of the CBS Card Sharks premiere) to September 26, 1986 (Date of the Final Episode of Press Your Luck (not acknowledged as the series finale)) Card Sharks was competing (and winning) against Press Your Luck. This was when Press Your Luck was dropped by most CBS affiliates. It got to a point where only the CBS owned and operated stations were carrying Press Your Luck because the CBS O & O had to carry the FULL network schedule, for better or for worse.
At 14:00 - Bob made a mistake commenting about "Estelle winning the game," when she lost it over to Darryl (automatically). He could've said "the game will continue, if Estelle was right," but hey, that's one of his bloopers.
+Malek Masoud Daryl bet all $800 on a TEN?! I knew it was gonna happen like this because betting on those middle cards is a big no-no! What were they thinking?!
Spoiler at 14:20 approx he mistankenly says player would win if called right; she had to turn over two not one card. Also question card /prop, looks diff than later in series
I am anal. It always bothered me that the girl wearing the red outfit would sometimes deal the blue cards and the girl in the blue outfit would sometimes deal the red cards. I know the girls (Lacey & Susanna) later in the run commented how they hated wearing those "drum majorette" outfits. They looked better in actual dresses and such later on in the run!
These older game shows are awesome!!!!
Match game
The two card dealer girls Lacie and Susanne are so stunning.
I never understood why Lacey and Susanna couldn't stay in these original dealer outfits. The two of them have two of the best pairs of legs I've ever seen on t.v.
djpatc63 My guess is that the 1986 Card Shark dealers (Lacey Pemberton and Susanna Williams) were wearing those outfits to entice Press Your Luck fans to watch Card Sharks. From January 6, 1986 (Date of the CBS Card Sharks premiere) to September 26, 1986 (Date of the Final Episode of Press Your Luck (not acknowledged as the series finale)) Card Sharks was competing (and winning) against Press Your Luck. This was when Press Your Luck was dropped by most CBS affiliates. It got to a point where only the CBS owned and operated stations were carrying Press Your Luck because the CBS O & O had to carry the FULL network schedule, for better or for worse.
Higher than a ten for against the odds? That was bizarre!
twice!
@sue lee: she did it THREE times
Estelle would be 108 now!
Did I seriously just hear the Price Is Right losing horns during the Money Cards round???
Bryce Landon Yep, I heard it too! :)
Obviously, they must've used it for a few of CBS's game shows.
They used it on the first incarnation of "Card Sharks".
At 14:00 - Bob made a mistake commenting about "Estelle winning the game," when she lost it over to Darryl (automatically). He could've said "the game will continue, if Estelle was right," but hey, that's one of his bloopers.
I liked the orig rules, knew I didn't imagine it- change any 3 cards, not just 1 per line. They should have kept this
BUST @ 17:38 - The first bust in the Eubanks/Rafferty version of Card Sharks.
*NOTE:* the scoreboard displayed "$0" instead of "BUST".
+Malek Masoud And with those losing horns!
+Malek Masoud Daryl bet all $800 on a TEN?! I knew it was gonna happen like this because betting on those middle cards is a big no-no! What were they thinking?!
+AARON BAKER Even in the '80s, $800 wasn't THAT much. Worth the risk.
And if Michael Taylor's watching this, he'd *better NOT* call it a technical win. I've had enough of him.
@@TommygunNG not really. You should never bet so much on a middle cardm she should have changed it! This episode sucked!
Estelle is a hoot!
Tony Morgan was on the pilot version of 1985 Now you see it. Look him up
Great
The Price is Right loser theme played at 17:38!
That was my late granny name. My Eselle
Im glad Daryl Wood Gerber ended up having a good four day run on "Card Sharks". She was a really good player and very pretty too.
Spoiler at 14:20 approx he mistankenly says player would win if called right; she had to turn over two not one card. Also question card /prop, looks diff than later in series
17:38-17:41, The Losing Horn is Similar to "The Price is Right"
Daryl would be in her 60's and her child would be in his/her 30's.
@Cats01 I bet they've watched this
17:38 Boo hiss!
17:37 That was a boo hiss.
the one time the card was higher than a ten
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Babies probably 30 something
BUST 17:38!!!!
I am anal. It always bothered me that the girl wearing the red outfit would sometimes deal the blue cards and the girl in the blue outfit would sometimes deal the red cards. I know the girls (Lacey & Susanna) later in the run commented how they hated wearing those "drum majorette" outfits. They looked better in actual dresses and such later on in the run!
Bob Eubanks hosted card sharks after Jim perry