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614 viewsBob tries to make sense of a message from the staff: a game had been loaded incorrectly in the previous act...Bob awards the contestant the prize after all.
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614 viewsWho's been messing with Barker's putter?
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613 viewsA graphic long since gone. This is how the contestant and the big wheel were displayed in one shot during the showcase showdown.
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613 viewsThe OTN game prop featured chase lights and neon sports figures inspired by Olympic event graphics. Nice lookin' set! This was the game's fourth playing, with the previous three being basketball shoot, softball throw, and football pass.
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613 viewsCheck out the pink border around contestant's row from this syndicated nighttime episode from 1985. This border was also used in the daytime version.
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612 viewsHere, the credits go haywire for a moment as a glare hits the crawl board. The camera shooting the crawl board is photographing white letters on a black background. The switcher electronically removes the black area but gets confused by the sudden burst of light, causing this embarrassing effect.
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612 viewsAdd Em Up, a short lived but intriguing number logic game, was played for about four years in the 1980's.
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611 viewsLike hang-gliding? Then you'll love Jan's Happy Legs pants!
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611 viewsAnd here's the special five digit version of 3 Strikes.
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610 viewsIn 1987, Bob Barker did what other emcees almost never did: he renounced hair dye and allowed his hair to go gray. It was a shock to the studio audience because it hadn't been publicized in advance; it was a shock to the home audience because the change came in the middle of a week.
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609 viewsThrough divine intervention, Socky wins the title, beating opponent Johnny Jock with a lucky punch. His girlfriend accepts $1000 prize money and goes with Socky on a South American cruise. Dian and Jan (behind Socky) were the "cornermen" for the bout.
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608 viewsHe's been called one of the greatest announcers in the business. The late Johnny Olson made 'Come on Down' a part of Americana. He was the voice of the show from its premiere in 1972 until his death in October, 1985.
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