In reference to the previous bonus game, Wink suggested Thom to go with Stan Eubanks' daughter for the first number, but sadly the dragon was in #6. Jenny showed six fingers, and that would have been the win that time.
I remember that young man who won $312,700 and I tell you what that young man did very well and besides that this is going to be the 40th anniversary on September 19th 2020
That's very rare for the same correct answer in two different questions. Here's the debut of Erik "The Giant Killer" We salute these two gentlemen, Thom for his $312,700 and being part of the navy, also to Erik for defeating the greatest Tic Tac Dough player of all time.
If you watch Thom over his 42 games, he plays the same strategy every single time; going for the center box first and as long as he gives correct answers, his challengers are always on the defensive. He just missed too many questions with his challenger Eric.
From the kaufman-astoria studios stage-d in millerville-city it's everybody's game of strategy knowledge & fun it's tic tac dough & now here's your host wink-martindale".
"The kaufman-astoria studios stage-c the joker's-wild stage-d tic tac dough stage-e bullseye stage-f play the percentages stage-h 321 contact & stage-j sesame-street circa 1980".
Thom McKee was so intelligent! No wonder he won 8 new cars.
I remember this guy I think he went on for months !
In reference to the previous bonus game, Wink suggested Thom to go with Stan Eubanks' daughter for the first number, but sadly the dragon was in #6. Jenny showed six fingers, and that would have been the win that time.
Aired on Los Angeles TV Station KHJ-TV Channel 9 on Friday, October 10, 1980 (first-run); Friday, July 10, 1981 (reruns).
And so did WPIX-TV (channel 11) in NYC where they carried this show.
GSN ran this in 2006 during “The 50 Greatest Game Shows of all Time.”
I remember that young man who won $312,700 and I tell you what that young man did very well and besides that this is going to be the 40th anniversary on September 19th 2020
Out of that in cash was almost $200,000. Eight cars: Six Buicks and two chevys.
@@brentrogers4774 wow
If this game was still on CBS, he would've been done with the show months ago as CBS had a $25,000 limit at the time.
The Voice of God went off on Lt. Thom Mckee 14:55, 18:29
The buzzer beat Thom @ 18:27.
Jay Stewart: For their driving pleasure, it's a brand new CAR!! - 4:33
I thought he got that answer in on numbers 18:25..it was close..even Tom thought he started before buzzer.
the have the late 80's and early 90'sshow with another host
Question on the same novel with the same answer in the same category twice in one game
That's very rare for the same correct answer in two different questions. Here's the debut of Erik "The Giant Killer" We salute these two gentlemen, Thom for his $312,700 and being part of the navy, also to Erik for defeating the greatest Tic Tac Dough player of all time.
If you watch Thom over his 42 games, he plays the same strategy every single time; going for the center box first and as long as he gives correct answers, his challengers are always on the defensive. He just missed too many questions with his challenger Eric.
oh on GTV
From the kaufman-astoria studios stage-d in millerville-city it's everybody's game of strategy knowledge & fun it's tic tac dough & now here's your host wink-martindale".
"To whom it may concern i regret the error & apologize for any confusion".
"The kaufman-astoria studios stage-c the joker's-wild stage-d tic tac dough stage-e bullseye stage-f play the percentages stage-h 321 contact & stage-j sesame-street circa 1980".
"To whom it may concern i regret the error & apologize for any confusion".
dragon slayer
No knock on Thom but Ken Jennings would've won 10 million dollars on this show