3:18-3:30 That $10,000 win signal had three different colors back in the day. The $10,000 win signal had: 1. A BLUE color in the Punch a Bunch pricing game 2. A GREEN color in the Grand Game pricing game 3. A RED color in the Showcase Showdown Big Wheel.
3/24/2004, DOn Bishop is the on air tryout announcer, one of several heard on-air in between Rod ROddy's illness and death and Rich FIeld's eventual airing. This is the third known time of someone hitting a $10K punch on a Second CHance punch. The first happened on TOm Kennedy's version in 1985 and the second taped in December 2002 and aired in January 2003.
And third time overall that a contestant wins more than $10,000, the first time was actually in the Tom Kennedy nighttime version from 1985-1986 when a contestant won $10,050.
3:18-3:30
That $10,000 win signal had three different colors back in the day. The $10,000 win signal had:
1. A BLUE color in the Punch a Bunch pricing game
2. A GREEN color in the Grand Game pricing game
3. A RED color in the Showcase Showdown Big Wheel.
3/24/2004, DOn Bishop is the on air tryout announcer, one of several heard on-air in between Rod ROddy's illness and death and Rich FIeld's eventual airing. This is the third known time of someone hitting a $10K punch on a Second CHance punch. The first happened on TOm Kennedy's version in 1985 and the second taped in December 2002 and aired in January 2003.
Last time was in 2002 season 31 Trevor had 500 dollar's second chance then got $10,000 won 10 thousand five hundred dollars
And third time overall that a contestant wins more than $10,000, the first time was actually in the Tom Kennedy nighttime version from 1985-1986 when a contestant won $10,050.
Bob: And if I'm correct....It says $10,000! 3:19
2004
$10,050
DON IS A GREAT SUB ANNOUNCER DID HE DIE
Why so blurry?