TPiR 4/22/11: Electric Car in 3 Strikes
Uploader Comments (WayoshiM)
All Comments (30)
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I want a Chevy Volt!
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Awesome job!
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@pdxist Those fancy graphics, believe it or not, are rendered in real-time during recording. They use the Chryron HyperX graphics system, which has produced live graphics for the Super Bowl.
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It's an exciting moment! Great Job! WayoshiM!
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These 5 numbers are the lucky ones, the other 3 Strikes win used the same numbers but different order.
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Drew Carey really looks better when he slimmed down!
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I like the new "No" graphic
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Mike Richards wishes he played TTM for this car.
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I wouldn't have said a Chevy Volt was as much as this one was, but I guess it's a 3 strikes level car. Of course if the game was That's Too Much or Stack the Deck, the car would not likely have been won :)
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@TVLubber Well, they TRIED to give away a $112,000 Tesla Roadster -- which was the most expensive prize ever offered in TPIR history -- this time last year in Golden Road (renamed Green Road for Earth Day), but didn't.
But the most expensive prize WON on TPIR was a $105,000 cabin cruiser (also in Golden Road) during a Million Dollar Spectacular in 2005.
Do you know if they ever confirmed on air that George Gray was going to be the official anouncer?
simpsonsfan89 10 months ago
@simpsonsfan89 They did that this past Monday, actually. Check it out on pir.com
WayoshiM 10 months ago
How long have they been using that "NO" graphic? Because IIRC, the last 3 Strikes video you had they used the old-fashioned "NO" under the numbers.
greenday61892 10 months ago
@greenday61892 First time actually. It's good to see DiPirro trying new things, I think this works well.
@carexpertandy Most people don't shop for electric cars, so I wasn't surprised this happened. A LFAT who knows 3X is a big-car game may have done a bit better. After all, the Volt is brand-new, and it isn't a classic "wow this is a big car" like a Caddy, Corvette, or Lincoln.
WayoshiM 10 months ago