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A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« on: June 14, 2011, 09:47:53 PM »
Here's a 1986 special recap thanks to Google Desktop (see my last thread).



Velma, Virginia, Karen, and Wendell come on down

IUFB #1: Piano

Wendell: $3,000
Karen: $1,100
Virginia: $1,400
Velma: $1,200

ARP: $2,082

Virginia wins and will play Clock Game for a motorcycle, washer/dryer, and up to a $5,000 bonus

Motorcycle is $799, guesses it with 20 seconds left
Washer/dryer is $999, guesses it with 13 seconds left

Chooses $2,000 envelope WIN

Robert comes on down

IUFB #2: Evening gown

Robert: $1,499
Velma: $1,350
Wendell: $1,200
Karen: $1,500

ARP: $1,545

Karen wins and will play Hole in One or Two for a Nissan 300ZX worth $18,999

Products:
Oatmeal
Dog food
Gelatin
Vegetable juice
Spaghetti sauce
Granola dips

Goes with this order:

Gelatin: $0.39
Oatmeal: $1.24
Dips: $2.05
Juice: $0.69
Sauce
Dog food

Putts from the 3rd line

Bob's inspiration putt: Unknown

Contestant's putt #1: Misses
Contestant's putt #2: Misses LOSS

Mary comes on down

IUFB #3: Pool table

Mary: $1,450
Robert: $2,250
Velma: $1,800
Wendell: $1,300

ARP: $1,765

Mary wins and will play Money Game for a sailboat

Board looks like this:

52 25 97
40 89 14
06 33 81

Choice #1: 89, dollar sign
Choice #2: 97, front half
Choice #3: 25, dollar sign
Choice #4: 14, dollar sign
Choice #5: 06, dollar sign LOSS

Wins $134, price was $9,740

Showcase showdown #1:

Karen: First spin is .50, second spin is 1.00 (after a puny spin) OVER
Mary: First spin is .55, second spin is .85 OVER
Virginia: First spin is .35, stays

Virginia goes to the showcases

Virginia comes on down

IUFB #4: Set of golf clubs, brought out by the robot

Virginia: $875
Robert: $600
Velma: $795
Wendell: $700

ARP: $1,220

Virginia wins and will play Race Game for a grandfather clock, microwave oven, riding lawnmower, and a stereo system

Prices are $429, $1,199, $1,469, and $2,100

1st attempt: 2 right
2nd attempt: 4 right WIN

Gennette comes on down

IUFB #5: Barbecue grill

Gennette: $989
Robert: $1,100
Velma: $1,200
Wendell: $1,300

ARP: $1,436

Wendell wins and will play Punch-a-Bunch for up to $10,000

Prizes:
Cordless phone
Alice in Wonderland video
Camera
Iron

Phone: Wrong price is $260, goes lower, price is $220
Video: Wrong price is $38, goes higher, price is $80
Camera: Wrong price is $255, goes lower, price is $225
Iron: Wrong price is $95, goes lower, price is $86

Punch #1: $1,000, stops
Punch #2 was $500
Punch #3 was $5,000
Punch #4 was $500

Ronald comes on down

IUFB #6: Color TV

Ronald: $1,195
Gennette: $1,400
Robert: $1,200
Velma: $1,401

ARP: $1,470

Velma finally escapes contestants row and will play One Away for a Dodge Caravan

Wrong price is $23,548, guesses $14,639

Has 2 right

Second guess is $14,457 LOSS

Price was $12,657

Showcase showdown #2:

Velma: First spin is .05, second spin is .95, total is 1.00, wins $1,000
Wendell: First spin is .10, second spin is .75, total is .85
Virginia: First spin is .40, second spin is .40, total is .80

Bonus spin: 1.00

Velma wins $10,000 and goes to the showcases

Showcases:

Top winner: Velma
Runner up: Virginia

Showcase #1:

Camcorder
Luggage set
Trip to London
Trip to India
Trip to Tokyo
Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme

Velma bids $25,000

Showcase #2:

Kitchen appliances
Dining room furniture
Living room furniture
Motorhome

Virginia bids $28,000

Virginia bid $28,000, ARP is $41,272, difference is $13,272
Velma bid $25,000, ARP is $22,535 OVER

Virginia wins a total of $47,152


Pretty good show, even though only 2 games were won.

Over $71,000 was given away.
The games and the prizes were great, especially Money Game being played for a boat.
The most expensive showcase was won.
A hilarious moment in Showcase Showdown #2 ensued in which Velma mauled Bob after winning $11,000 (Thanks YouTube!).

Overall, a great show.
« Last Edit: June 14, 2011, 10:30:54 PM by JokerFan »

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Re: A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« Reply #1 on: June 15, 2011, 08:14:15 AM »
This episode debuted the two putt rule in Hole in One, although the Or Two sign hadn't debuted yet. The current Hole in One set debuted a couple of a years later.

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Re: A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« Reply #2 on: June 15, 2011, 07:18:17 PM »
Made a mistake in Race Game. I forgot to put the prices of the items!

The microwave oven was $429, the stereo was $1,199, the lawnmower was $1,469, and the clock was $2,100.

Sorry!  :lol: :lol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

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Re: A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« Reply #3 on: June 18, 2011, 11:50:05 AM »
Just wondering: Is this the only primetime episode in which a contestant successfully hit a dollar in his/her Bonus Spin? The reason I'm asking is because I remember that it never happened on the TPIR Salutes series from 2002 or any of the MDS's (in fact, two million-dollar spins literally stopped exactly one peg short of the 100 space!).

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Re: A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« Reply #4 on: June 19, 2011, 07:02:31 PM »
Just wondering: Is this the only primetime episode in which a contestant successfully hit a dollar in his/her Bonus Spin? The reason I'm asking is because I remember that it never happened on the TPIR Salutes series from 2002 or any of the MDS's (in fact, two million-dollar spins literally stopped exactly one peg short of the 100 space!).

Yes it is.

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Re: A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« Reply #5 on: June 29, 2011, 08:28:16 AM »
Just wondering: Is this the only primetime episode in which a contestant successfully hit a dollar in his/her Bonus Spin? The reason I'm asking is because I remember that it never happened on the TPIR Salutes series from 2002 or any of the MDS's (in fact, two million-dollar spins literally stopped exactly one peg short of the 100 space!).]
Yes it is.

I think that moment is on YouTube, if I recall.

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Re: A 1986 Primetime Special Recap (August 28, 1986)
« Reply #6 on: June 29, 2011, 11:46:43 AM »


I think that moment is on YouTube, if I recall.

It is!


Just a personal opinion: Velma's pretty cute.