I remember once when Earnie Sigley got so fed up with a particular audience member who kept shouting "top dollar ",that he threatened to hit him if he didn't shut up. Lol.
I nearly choked on my dinner watching this. Ernie is fantastic!!! "Hello to all the wallopers at Redfern Police Station, I heard they're pretty busy there!" "Can I have the radio cassette player?" "Yeah, sure." LMAO!
yes, there was no actual showcase, just a blackboard with a limited range of prizes, funny about the Luxo lamps as I contacted Steve Jobs one time and Pixar's first movie was 'Luxo Jr."
Ian, thanks for the episode. I am from the US and have a couple of question. 1. At the time you were on, did they have the major prize round wheel instituted? 2. At the time, was the number of consonants you got was 2 + every $1,000 earned in the main game? I know you didn't win, put could you put up the bonus (if you still have), this is the earliest episode we have among U.S. fans
4:26; Wait a tick...isn't that the same cassette player that Ian bought in the first round? 5:13; And aren't those the same lamps that Ian bought in the first round, too?
These are some old school Australian accents :)
I remember once when Earnie Sigley got so fed up with a particular audience member who kept shouting "top dollar ",that he threatened to hit him if he didn't shut up. Lol.
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Thanks for this. It's hard to find any footage of Ernie Sigley's episodes of Wheel.
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I nearly choked on my dinner watching this. Ernie is fantastic!!! "Hello to all the wallopers at Redfern Police Station, I heard they're pretty busy there!"
"Can I have the radio cassette player?" "Yeah, sure." LMAO!
Great job, does anyone have any more episodes of this show please?
yes, there was no actual showcase, just a blackboard with a limited range of prizes, funny about the Luxo lamps as I contacted Steve Jobs one time and Pixar's first movie was 'Luxo Jr."
I want the cassette player synth combo !
I don't know about you, but the Wheel's colour scheme reminds me of the older packs of M&M's.
Too right. Because there were no blue M&Ms in those days.
Stu Pidity until 1995, and funnily enough the Aussie Wheel never got a blue podium until 1996.
My Advertising client in Vietnam 96-7 was M&Ms!
This is the first MMs TVC we translated into Vietnamese czcams.com/video/NCF-m5hr67Q/video.html
Wait a minute, you won a round. Did you keep your prizes that you'd "bought"?
I just found out that the Lose A Turn cue is the same cue used the United States version when a contestant lands on the Bankrupt wedge.
In looking at Mr. Sigley, why do I suddenly feel the need to break into a verse of Hey Paula?
Yup, and we don't have a lose-a-turn or top dollar sound effect.
@ 7:20 oh hello that sound means that we are almost out of time
Did they have the major prize wheel at the time?
Ian, thanks for the episode. I am from the US and have a couple of question.
1. At the time you were on, did they have the major prize round wheel instituted?
2. At the time, was the number of consonants you got was 2 + every $1,000 earned in the main game?
I know you didn't win, put could you put up the bonus (if you still have), this is the earliest episode we have among U.S. fans
Ernie Sigley bailed out in 1984.
top dolla!
savyishjo it was Ernie not Eddie this was before baby john
4:26; Wait a tick...isn't that the same cassette player that Ian bought in the first round?
5:13; And aren't those the same lamps that Ian bought in the first round, too?
Why are they allowed to take two, three swipes at the wheel? It's pretty light!
They have to do so since the wheel is rather heavy.
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