1978 Joker's Wild--Tony Smith's 2nd Episode Part 2

Part 2
This is the follow-up to the 1978 Joker's Wild episode "Jokers and Triples", which was posted by mtiller2006. Former University of Michigan player Tony Smith, aka "Mr. Natural Triples/Jokers", kept rolling out Jokers and Natural Triples to beat champion Sandy King (who happen to win with Jokers in the previous episode) and challenger Shannon Stewart. This episode shows his 3rd and 4th wins.
*This is the syndicated version of Joker's Wild in the 1977-78 season*

[@samueljimson5671]

I'm hooked on this show back then

[@marchoffman6878]

LOVE THIS SHOW.

[@marchoffman6878]

I LOVE THE JOKER.S WILD.

[@bettycoffey671]

I've seen it Many times audience giving answer. they need to kick them out and give player 2 question opportunity to answer incase knew first

[@donmccullen1973]

They should credit the contestant who got screwed.

[@marchoffman6878]

GOOD SHOW

[@briansullivan2412]

This show is announced by Johnny gilbert of jeopardy fame

[@Rlotpir1972]

Plus, other shows like Chain Reaction '80, $25,000/$100,000 Pyramid, and Supermarket Sweep.

[@johnmiller8338]

"You should see the 1984 Chevrolet-chevette 4 door hatchbacks".

[@Rlotpir1972]

Remember the $6288 Chevette?

[@paullarue2010]

Jack Barry heard the answer.

[@joker72fanatic]

Groucho actually had FIVE brothers. Manfred "Manny" Marx died when he was an infant or toddler. Also...what was the name of THIS prize cue? I'd like this one, too.

[@rwboa22]

Dennis Brown II, it's called "Jet Generation." There is a video on CZcams with the full music.

[@RJSchex]

Prize cue: "Indian Boots" by Horst Bredow, performed by The George WInters Orchestra.

[@supergamer7473]

That's true, but in the context of the question, they probably referred specifically to "The Marx Brothers" showbiz act.

[@StFidjnr]

@ 7:26 lucky boy