There were at least two other episodes with two blooper wins. In 1989, there was an error in the price of the car in One Away, causing the car to be given to the contestant due to the error, on the same episode in which $10K was awarded in Punchboard due to their being no slip of paper in one of the punched holes. On 11/12/96, Barker saying the other 1 was in the price of the car(upon being asked if it was) in Any Number when in fact it wasn't, so the car was given to the contestant. On the same episode, Pathfinder was played. The second number in the price of the Dodge Caravan, 1, was lit up when Barker told the player he was standing on the first number, a 2. He then gets the next two numbers right, 4 and 8, without a mistake. The zero is then lit before he steps to it. The player assumer the zero is the last number in the price, and he steps to it and it's the five. He then misses all three small prizes' prices, thereby losing the car. Just before the Showcase price reveal, Barker decides to award the player, who has made it to the Showcase as the runner-up, the car. Awarding the car before the SC began would have made the player the top winner.