(12/12/89) Debut of 2 for the Price of 1

[Swingbatta0]

Aired exactly 25 years ago.

[SuperSweeper]

Another neat little episode from the late '80s.   

How often do they have two consecutive numbers that are back-half options in Money Game?  My pricing-Spidey sense was ringing when I saw both 22 and 23 were on the board, and it was right. 

Those were some expensive small prizes in Punch-a-Bunch - they totalled nearly $700, and the vacuum was the most-expensive small prize that I've ever seen on the show.

I liked the use of the GPT in Any Number - didn't they do something similar on a playing towards the end of the Barker era?

Speaking of Any Number, they sure used a weird camera angle during that playing!

[Punchboard91]

The last playing of Money Game had "43" and "44" for options for the back of the car. Neither were right, however.