Press Your Luck #79

[@Katieclaireh]

One thing that I remember about Peter Tomarken was the different suits and ties that he wore for each show. I also remember when he would wear sweaters with his tuxedos.

[@Hawkwing4567]

What an emotional finish for Ross. Considering that almost $3,000 wasn't enough to pass with 2 spins, he had the right idea to go for it. Given the contents of what was on the board, there was enough space for Carol to win. That Rome trip was the clincher for Ross to build a strong cushion to create separation between her and Carol. He played very strategic to his advantage and won in this game.

[@markheying2830]

Also if I remember, Rome is where you would see the Trevi Fountain.

[@aaronbaker5887]

Ross later became a contestant on Scrabble in 1985.

[@michaelj.kerkau1625]

4:27 My, how times have changed (2).

[@alexsdb9712]

It must also be considered that the "study" seemed fishy given the time period with Japan continuing to rise in many areas. With more and more time, it's showing to be possible propaganda or agenda against the Japanese automobile industry and innovation. You could even see it reflected in the responses of the contestants with only one choosing Japan.

[@RingtailStudios]

Notice the lopsided buzzer at 13:47

[@robertbowman7382]

The magician whammy must not have been around long. I don't remember it

[@cowscrazy]

Its so frustrating seeing the spoiler in the thumbnail . I try not to look but at some point your eyes drift over

[@robertanderson2898]

Sometimes they don't have the next episode on the sidebar when i watch, have to type it in and a whole bunch more show up. But yeah i know what you mean, i look over too.....

[@nextbarker2702]

Why does Ross resemble both Larry (3 stooges) and Screech (SBTB, I know that didn't debut until 1985)