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Offline greg

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New Pricing Game idea: Professor Price! The return…
« on: August 12, 2023, 06:42:28 AM »
That’s right he’s back!  Professor Price has returned in a new exciting game!
Door number two opens to reveal a trip to Hawaii & a beautiful set of luggage.  On the corner of the door is a fortunetelling machine with Professor Price inside & a table with 3 grocery products. The contestant is given a coin that activates Professor Price, & he gives them a clue. “Pick the product that is more than $5.35.” The contestant guesses, & wins a coin. “Pick the product that is less than $3.45.” The contestant receives another coin.  The coin is inserted in the box in slot 1,2, or slot 3 & the professor reads the corresponding fortune… “with this fortune you have won the luggage “… they enter the second fortune & win the trip… the third fortune is a cash prize of $500.  The get 2 fortunes max & are guaranteed to win something.  If the contestant does not win any coins the contestant loses the game.

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Re: New Pricing Game idea: Professor Price! The return…
« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2023, 11:24:36 AM »
This makes me think of a combination of Fortune Hunter and Master Key more than Professor Price.

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Re: New Pricing Game idea: Professor Price! The return…
« Reply #2 on: August 12, 2023, 01:45:18 PM »
Why can’t the contestant just use the free coin at the beginning of the game to select a prize instead of using it for the professor?
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Re: New Pricing Game idea: Professor Price! The return…
« Reply #3 on: August 22, 2023, 09:44:41 PM »
I wonder if it would be any idea to have Professor Price be a live person instead of a robot, and have him ask the questions?  The questions could all be money-related, like for instance, did the U.S. ever make a half-cent coin?  (Answer: yes.)  And the Professor could be played by a different person each time, perhaps a celebrity making a cameo appearance.
Fun fact: Evelyn Wong, the 5th person to be called on the first show (9/4/72), was actually the very first contestant to directly be called to come on down!  The original first four (Sandy Flornor, Paul Levine, Connie Donnel, Myra Carter) were individually told to stand up, and then, as a group, were invited to come on down.