Price Is Right (January 22, 2003, Punch-A-Bunch): A Second Chance That Really Pays Off!!!

[@TL....]

i worked with trevor in san diego from 2008 to 2011 at GE

[@douglasallen9428]

How’s Trevor doing these days?

[@robbernath]

Bob: "We're looking for big bucks!" Rod: "Wrong show, Bob. I haven't worked on that one since 1987."

[@gameshowguy2000]

1986 was when Press Your Luck was axed.

[@CharlesJLeechannel1000]

I think the TPIR host Drew Carey should bring four-second chances of the $25K Punch-a-Bunch pricing game format, that would increase the odds for the contestant winning more money.

[@sacredwolf2012]

This is still my all time favorite TPIR clip to this date of any TPIR clip.

[@canadasweetie]

I miss Bob Barker. The best game and game show host in history.

[@petercolbeysgameshowmania7176]

The episode this clip was taken from aired ON THE DAY I WAS BORN!

[@Musicradio77Network]

1:41 - Pinkie Pie: Swoosh! And right before she hit the ground, shoom!

[@ChinookUT]

In terms of the daytime show, a contestant also won more than $10,000 on the Punch-A-Bunch playing that aired on 3/24/2004.

[@houseofproctor]

Apparently happened back in 1985 with Bob as well

[@idanoreilly]

In the 80's, there was a time there was an empty hole, meaning the contestant automatically won $10,000. This goes to prove they should have given her MORE than $10,000; since the empty hole could've had the second chance card + the $10,000 on the second chance.

[@brianschwartz1372]

WE’RE LOOKING FOR BIG BUCKS!!!! We’re looking for something…we’re looking for the slip. I miss commentary like that.

[@spwash1000]

And for the first time in the history of Price is Right, a contestant has won more than $10,000!! 4:39

[@anthonyguarino4242]

Actually, it’s a second time (third time overall) that a contestant won more than $10,000 on Punch-a-bunch. In the episode from 5/15/85, a contestant won $10,250 on punch-a-bunch. In the nighttime version hosted by Tom Kennedy, a contestant won $10,050 on Punch-a-bunch. The fourth time overall (third time on daytime show) happened in the 2004 episode.

[@steverippe1151]

An amazing win for Trevor.

[@billgatchel7231]

Technically, it's the second time someone won more than $10,000. The first time was on the nighttime version with Tom Kennedy. But in terms of the daytime shows, this was the first.

[@Angryjon]

Actually, this was not the first time someone won more than $10,000 on the daytime version, though this is the only time someone won $10,500 on the Daytime version I believe. Here's at least 1 other example on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX7TgX2ej9ikZ5I - ($10,250)

[@gameshows5973]

now a $10,250 has been unearthed, but Bob didn't know the rule kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX7TgX2ej9ikZ5I

[@willmack5909]

Ditto with Kennedy and Switcheroo, the first time someone won all 5 prizes on the first try was on the Kennedy version, I remember watching that like it was only yesterday!

[@sacredwolf2012]

There was also another time that this has happened before. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX7TgX2ej9ikZ5Isi=-2NifCpbl5mYgB9n

[@robinstewart6422]

I love to win $1000 good job Trevor I need to be on the price is right

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Whoomph whoomph whoomph

[@zachhoran]

It happened another time during this season, and happened in an episode put on KZbin from 1990 a while back. Trevor himself posted the outcome of his appearance in alt.tv.game.shows in December 2002, shortly after the show taped, and it was controversial at the time as to whether he should have mentioned it here.

[@Sean-q2x]

I liked it better when they showed the 4 prizes,then did the higher/lower thing.

[@milestailsprower2271]

nighttime show one time won $10,050 more than $10k

[@whammy3323]

This is the second time.. First time happened on Nighttime TPIR w/Tom Kennedy -- Kathleen won $10,050.. But I can see why Bob says it's the first time

[@melissamason2555]

Trevor had $500 and a second chance then he won $10,000 more for a total of $10,500 on punch a bunch

[@kevinmiller6380]

Rod Roddy died lster in the year; I forget if he died in the month of September or October. I think it was October.

[@ryankeegan3956]

0:58 Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Oh you've all overbid.

[@sha11235]

I guess in this situation you keep the overage.

[@oney3281]

Is it me or does he look like Daryl Sabara a bit?

[@jasonbeard4713]

I hated those cheesy backgrounds.

[@Gabethetitan]

You mean at the opening of the show?

[@jasonbeard4713]

@@Gabethetitan Yes, on the walls.

[@kevinmiller6380]

Rod Roddy died lster in the year; I forget if he died in the month of September or October. I think it was October.

[@douglasallen9428]

October 27, 2003 to be exact…