1/21/2002. A contestant in March 1986 won a Corvette by getting all five numbers in order from left to right all guessed correctly, did not get a strike, and had a perfect bid on their one-bid. That was back when there were three strikes in the bag.
This was back when they had 3 red strikes chips in the bag, but it was too difficult, so they changed the rules a bit to only 1 red strike chip. After 10 to 15 years, they changed the rules once again back to the 3 strike chips during the Drew Carey era until the game was updated with a decent look and replaced with 3 strike balls instead of chips.
@Zach Horan(opener): I saw a similar feat accomplished in 1989... on the *Sábado Gigante* show with Don Francisco. This college professor named Tony Grant got into the round of bonus-game hopefuls by performing greatly on the slam-dunks, as he was a basketball player before joining the halls of acadème. Towards the end, his bid of $2050 was the closest to the actual price of $2110 for a furniture set. And then... the "3 Strikes" game. In this case, he had to get all the letter discs to make the word *GIGANTE.* There were the thre strike discs, and three "Sábado Gigante"-marked discs which were kinda like "joker" cards to fill in whatever letter he wished. Long to short... he got all the letters of *GIGANTE,* all in order, left to right, and no strikes at all. His reward... IIRC, it was a 1989 Mercury Topaz.
If this was done on the Million Dollar Spectacular on the Carey era at all, I’d say there’d be a million dollar winner on that game in addition to the car as well.
The last time before this that the game was won without a strike was Bob's first day with gray hair...granted that car only had four numbers in its price, but they were putting all three strikes in the bag back then.
Well, he was 85 years old at the time and had been doing game-shows for over 50 years. I think his retirement was well-earned and due even though he could probably still do it from a wheelchair at age 98. He's that good.
I remember that episode very well she played it like a true boss and believe me she lit up all the numbers before she got the three strikes and they said it hadn't happened in 30 years well you know what that was 2002 I don't think that's ever happened ever since 2002 so I guess there's another Street that's about to be due
Nothing like a perfect win on TPIR. Still not as good as Heather's win in 86. Talk about LUCKY! I think Zach Horan described it best, so I won't repeat myself. These wins give me life :D
I'm sorry, but Zach Horan is a VERY BAD GUY. One of my fellow game show fans, TheFanofGameShows said this about him. "BEWARE OF: Zach Horan REASON: He was trolling people, and he was making fun of people's death with his celebrity bucket kickers nonsense."
Congratulations ... you just committed to driving a giant sofa around for the next 10 years. I had a car like this. Just sucked petrol and had to fill it every 4 days! My Toyota will go almost the entire month on one tank.
In all honesty I really wish right now they would continue to put only 1 strike in the bag instead of 3 strikes in the bag for as long as you don’t draw that strike 3 times. Because it increases the odds of winning the game. They refurbished it using balls instead of chips so they should use only 1 strike ball instead of 3 strikes balls.
I've seen the opposite happen in this game. The contestant didn't get any numbers lit up, only pulled out a number once or twice. Bob said, what you just saw is as bad as it can get.
Why can’t we go back to the days of this on the tv at 11am home from school sick 😂
I know right? I watched it when I had a cast on my legs and I had to miss 10 days of school.
@@curtisallred7250I remember when The Price Is Right came on at 11 am on CBS.
Still airs @ 11 @@KevinMiller-xn5vu
@@curtisallred7250 missed about 1 month of school 🏫 due to surgery recovery in 2000
@curtisallred7250 You were lucky. The most school days in a row I ever recall were five because of Chicken Pox.
1/21/2002. A contestant in March 1986 won a Corvette by getting all five numbers in order from left to right all guessed correctly, did not get a strike, and had a perfect bid on their one-bid. That was back when there were three strikes in the bag.
Yes, I remembered that too. It was $38,756.
This was back when they had 3 red strikes chips in the bag, but it was too difficult, so they changed the rules a bit to only 1 red strike chip. After 10 to 15 years, they changed the rules once again back to the 3 strike chips during the Drew Carey era until the game was updated with a decent look and replaced with 3 strike balls instead of chips.
Michael Minton No the price was $30, 789
@Zach Horan(opener): I saw a similar feat accomplished in 1989... on the *Sábado Gigante* show with Don Francisco.
This college professor named Tony Grant got into the round of bonus-game hopefuls by performing greatly on the slam-dunks, as he was a basketball player before joining the halls of acadème.
Towards the end, his bid of $2050 was the closest to the actual price of $2110 for a furniture set.
And then... the "3 Strikes" game. In this case, he had to get all the letter discs to make the word *GIGANTE.* There were the thre strike discs, and three "Sábado Gigante"-marked discs which were kinda like "joker" cards to fill in whatever letter he wished.
Long to short... he got all the letters of *GIGANTE,* all in order, left to right, and no strikes at all. His reward... IIRC, it was a 1989 Mercury Topaz.
And for a short time, the first number was actually given.
I cracked up at Bob's singsong voice here. LOL. She played that game like a boss. Way to go.
I bet if he put all 3 strikes in that bag with the other numbers she would have gotten some strikes while playing.
The Carey era still has three strikes in the bag.
They brought that back before Bob retired.
Very impressive to win the car with no strikes
Excellent win
If this was done on the Million Dollar Spectacular on the Carey era at all, I’d say there’d be a million dollar winner on that game in addition to the car as well.
Without a mistake!
The last time before this that the game was won without a strike was Bob's first day with gray hair...granted that car only had four numbers in its price, but they were putting all three strikes in the bag back then.
She didn't seem to be to enthusiastic about winning that car.
Taxes galore and a gas guzzler!!
They had the dollar sign upside down
Excellent!
4:17 you win!
She's not excited enough.
That contestant was wearing a Red Wings sweater!
All thanks for her Red Wings shirt!
I can’t believe Bob Barker retired.
It's been 13 years since he retired. Funny how we're closer to 2030 than we are to 2007.
Well, he was 85 years old at the time and had been doing game-shows for over 50 years. I think his retirement was well-earned and due even though he could probably still do it from a wheelchair at age 98. He's that good.
Unfortunately, Bob Barker has died. He was 99.
Very nice despite me not liking this game.
Why was only one strike put in the bag?
To improve the odds of winning
Highly unlikely but still possible, just like the 04 Yankees highly unlikely blowing a 3-0 series lead
Or OKC blowing a 3-1 lead.
😞I'm afraid there's nothing we can do about to help the 3 red strike chips anymore forever & ever.😟
Has anyone won three strikes under the new baseball format.
I know in season 49 yes. Last season I can't remember. Hopefully this season for sure.
I remember that episode very well she played it like a true boss and believe me she lit up all the numbers before she got the three strikes and they said it hadn't happened in 30 years well you know what that was 2002 I don't think that's ever happened ever since 2002 so I guess there's another Street that's about to be due
Nothing like a perfect win on TPIR. Still not as good as Heather's win in 86. Talk about LUCKY! I think Zach Horan described it best, so I won't repeat myself. These wins give me life :D
I'm sorry, but Zach Horan is a VERY BAD GUY. One of my fellow game show fans, TheFanofGameShows said this about him.
"BEWARE OF: Zach Horan
REASON: He was trolling people, and he was making fun of people's death with his celebrity bucket kickers nonsense."
@@JonesDylan874
And refusing to provide solid evidence for his outrageous claims.
Congratulations ... you just committed to driving a giant sofa around for the next 10 years. I had a car like this. Just sucked petrol and had to fill it every 4 days! My Toyota will go almost the entire month on one tank.
In all honesty I really wish right now they would continue to put only 1 strike in the bag instead of 3 strikes in the bag for as long as you don’t draw that strike 3 times. Because it increases the odds of winning the game. They refurbished it using balls instead of chips so they should use only 1 strike ball instead of 3 strikes balls.
I've seen the opposite happen in this game. The contestant didn't get any numbers lit up, only pulled out a number once or twice. Bob said, what you just saw is as bad as it can get.
no, the worst is pulling all the strikes
@@jiogcyihsugyiocjfdoivhphvw6821 Go away Karen.
What year was this?
1768
What year is this? A Lincoln Town Car cost $45,983? (What am I missing?)
2002
Not a single Strike?
☝😯No, there's nothing we can do about it anymore.😞
@@DavidSamuelBl10 I would consider this to be batter up for a pricey Car.
They only put one strike in the bag. Why is that?!
How do you play the Three Strikes game with only one strike?
He puts the strike back in
Clean Sweep For The Contestant!
was this taped in the 1650s?
No, this was aired in 2002.
TV wasn't invented until 1925.
Drew hasn’t aged well.
Agreed