Episode taped June 15, 1982. Season 11 Recorded from GSN Win TV. Games played: Blank Check (aka Check Game) Double Prices (for a car) Trader Bob Clock Game 10 Chances Penny Ante Showcases: Fort Beverly Hills Main Street
i lived in the regular house in lake ronkonkoma new york and went to program at fern place elementary school in plainview new york when this episode aired.
When this was aired on CBS daytime, school lunch menu courtesy of the Glendora, CA Unified School District: Hot Diggity Dog, Potato Rounds, Coleslaw, Fresh Orange Pieces.
trader bob was first played on...and it was last played on...in and penny ante was first played on...in 1979 and it was last played on june 18th in 2002.unfortunately trader bob and penny ante are not still played and are retired.
Hopefully the user in question who uploaded this video will do the right thing and block/report whatever 111 (Shaun Shaffer) as he continues to be a troll.
I agree! His actions are completely unacceptable, especially with the way he throws tantrums over game show losses...that's quite childish and immature if you ask me. -__-
@@jimmyboyzable Much like in the past Game Show called Legends Of The Hidden Temple where a Temple Guard went into The Tomb Of The Ancient Kings from The Dungeon to end the Temple Run.
The third One-Bid used a prize cue used on Narz Concentration reruns seen now on Buzzr. Double Prices seems like it might have been a replacement for Dice Game or a game that used electronics breaking down. Double Prices and Money Game were go games when electronics on another game broke down.
Only thing was, Money Game by then moved to turntable status. Double Prices was played at Door #3 on this playing and that did seem to be its primary location now (where usually car games behind the Giant Price Tag would have the car at Door #3).