@tpir1972 - There was Michael Cedar for $8K, Donna McNeely for $10.5K, Thomas Van Dyke for $17.5K, and two other winners during the "category" era that won for $9.5K each.
Loathed this version of the game. Loathed the definitions, loathed the them music, loathed that it was 3 players, loathed the creepy looking jokers too. Pat Finn was okay, but better at "Shop Til You Drop". About the only saving grace that this show had was the plaque in memory of Jack Barry. I miss this show about as much as I miss having chicken pox.
Amazing how Mary just won 1 game, but still went away w/an all-cash total of $38K, which I believe made her this version's 2nd-biggest winner, after Thomas Van Dyke w/over $55K.
I sit corrected...she was only the 3rd biggest winner, the 2nd biggest winner was Donna McNeely, who just barely claimed the title by winning over $38K in cash/prizes during her reign.
The $36,000 win was unusual because if that were any other female contestant she would run around, scream, and grope the host. BUt Mary just stayed put, which is okay thing in some ways.
I know. You also see it in "227", "Three's Company", and "Heathcliff" as well. It's a very classic font that reminds me of "historical events and TV shows".
Some of the other prizes that were featured (back when mtiller2006 had it up here on YouTube) were: A Car Stereo, Cash amounts of $500 and $1000, a Mt. Lake Resort ($2100+), a Pool Table ($2200+), and a trip to Antigua ($2500+).
How many people won the jackpot besides her, not many right?
tpir1972 1 year ago
@tpir1972 - There was Michael Cedar for $8K, Donna McNeely for $10.5K, Thomas Van Dyke for $17.5K, and two other winners during the "category" era that won for $9.5K each.
WhatsAYak 1 year ago
When the $36,000 text graphic was flashing at the bottom of the screen, it looked like there's a period between $36 and 000 instead of a comma.
cartoongameshowman 1 year ago
loathed = hate. I loathed taking algebra.
pressmin 1 year ago
Loathed this version of the game. Loathed the definitions, loathed the them music, loathed that it was 3 players, loathed the creepy looking jokers too. Pat Finn was okay, but better at "Shop Til You Drop". About the only saving grace that this show had was the plaque in memory of Jack Barry. I miss this show about as much as I miss having chicken pox.
wdm1219 1 year ago
It took 62 bonus round to get it this high, roughly 1/3 of the season.
zachhoran 2 years ago
Amazing how Mary just won 1 game, but still went away w/an all-cash total of $38K, which I believe made her this version's 2nd-biggest winner, after Thomas Van Dyke w/over $55K.
WhatsAYak 2 years ago
I sit corrected...she was only the 3rd biggest winner, the 2nd biggest winner was Donna McNeely, who just barely claimed the title by winning over $38K in cash/prizes during her reign.
WhatsAYak 2 years ago
The $36,000 win was unusual because if that were any other female contestant she would run around, scream, and grope the host. BUt Mary just stayed put, which is okay thing in some ways.
gamshwfan 3 years ago 3
okay this was the end they should had used the old set redid it and used old rules...this was the end n they ruin it
Lehnerd57 3 years ago
JOKER! JOKER!! JOKER!!!
Yugi40 3 years ago 4
Also, this win is from the Category era for the front game. The more popular format is the Dollar era.
gameshowguy2000 4 years ago
How did u get that kewl Windsor typeface?
barber747 4 years ago
That's the font used on the show?
gameshowguy2000 4 years ago
Yep, and in this video's intro.
barber747 4 years ago
The Windsor Font was also used in "The Price is Right", "All in the Family", "The Banana Splits", "The Perols of Penelope Pitstop", and some others.
Rlotpir1972 3 years ago
I know. You also see it in "227", "Three's Company", and "Heathcliff" as well. It's a very classic font that reminds me of "historical events and TV shows".
barber747 3 years ago
JOKER! JOKER!! JOKER!!!
PatrioticPirate 4 years ago
Some of the other prizes that were featured (back when mtiller2006 had it up here on YouTube) were: A Car Stereo, Cash amounts of $500 and $1000, a Mt. Lake Resort ($2100+), a Pool Table ($2200+), and a trip to Antigua ($2500+).
gameshowguy2000 4 years ago
$36,000 in 1990 is like $84,000 now in some parts of the country.
FasterThanYou321 4 years ago 2
ow my god must be a hook
dim432 4 years ago