this is so funny to watch lol you can tell Brad don’t really want to clap ☺️ he is thinking whammy whammy whammy 🤣😂🤣😂 i love this show. very entertaining 👍
If you've got one Whammy, little or no dough, and a whole pile of passed spins, you can move them all to the earned column (thereby allowing you to pass them later if you've subsequently amassed a lot and don't want to risk a huge loss).
Someone can correct me, but I have not seen an instant when a contestant hits their button without saying “Stop”. I have never figured out why the impulse to say “Stop”?
I have seen a few instances. If memory serves at least one instance occured on Michael Larson's first spin on the board ("Michael is going to yell stop for us at any time...") It has happened other times too, though i cannot recall the specifics of those instances. The impulse to say "stop" can be attributed to Peter Tomarken's demo spin shown in early episodes, used to demonstrate, more for viewers than the contestants themselves whom no doubt were furnished with the rules and game procedures as well as performing a practice game, how the game was played. During said demo spin peter would say something to the effect of "... you can win cash and fabulous prizes anytime you stop the board like this... 'stop!'...".
Watch this at half speed
RIP Peter Tomarken
Ashley severson
How to do that for me Frozen watching game shows my TV
How the hell did Menard get the Michael Jackson whammy two shows in a row? LOL.
The ones on the production crew who run the Whammy animations in the back are in charge of which ones show up.
this is so funny to watch lol you can tell Brad don’t really want to clap ☺️ he is thinking whammy whammy whammy 🤣😂🤣😂 i love this show. very entertaining 👍
16:29 and 18:17 are from the intros
Brad was in the intros twice by the way when he the France trip and his victory over Sally.
I think that's the most excited anyone ever got over the loveseat recliner.
The screaming and yelling is so hard to watch.
You know these people don't really act like this.
***SPOILERS***
I've never seen Pick A Corner hit so many times, and almost all of them had a Whammy as a choice..... WTF
If you've got one Whammy, little or no dough, and a whole pile of passed spins, you can move them all to the earned column (thereby allowing you to pass them later if you've subsequently amassed a lot and don't want to risk a huge loss).
@@KororaPenguin ?
I think It's Funny When that Happens 😂
Brad's..... special!!
Why would anyone on God's green earth ever choose a whammy when they have to pick a corner on the board?
Brad's win was featured in intros.
I wonder if sally is related to laura from the first episode of whammy( first aired that is)
9:38 I love how Menard rings in but his buzzer doesn't do anything.
10:16 Pretty sure that's Menard again.
12:45 BANKRUPT I’m sorry Chris Quanton goodness!!!
End of round 1 is really close to the end of Round 1 the show before
NinjaDragon22
Opposite of the red is black.
big bucks i could use that........no whammy's though
$3250 Michael Jackson concert
Brad is funny , he acts like a 3 year old 😂🤣 did he say he was trying to be a lawyer 🤔
Lol
6:57 BANKRUPT I’m sorry Aiger Akabane
Question Round 1
Sally
1. Wrong
2. Wrong
3. Correct
4. Correct
XX
Menard
1. Correct
2. Wrong
3. Correct
4. Correct
X
Brad
1. Correct
2. Wrong
3. Correct
4. Correct
X
8:43 BANKRUPT I’m sorry Chris Quanton
Original is the best. New one seems scripted. One older lady no whammy the entire show. Won 200k fake crying.
Question Round 2
Sally
1. Correct
2. Correct
3. Correct
4. Correct
NO STRIKES (WOW PERFECT)
Menard
1. Correct
2. Correct
3. Wrong
4. Correct
X
Brad
1. Correct
2. Correct
3. Wrong
4. Correct
X
Someone can correct me, but I have not seen an instant when a contestant hits their button without saying “Stop”. I have never figured out why the impulse to say “Stop”?
I have seen a few instances. If memory serves at least one instance occured on Michael Larson's first spin on the board ("Michael is going to yell stop for us at any time...") It has happened other times too, though i cannot recall the specifics of those instances. The impulse to say "stop" can be attributed to Peter Tomarken's demo spin shown in early episodes, used to demonstrate, more for viewers than the contestants themselves whom no doubt were furnished with the rules and game procedures as well as performing a practice game, how the game was played. During said demo spin peter would say something to the effect of "... you can win cash and fabulous prizes anytime you stop the board like this... 'stop!'...".
If all the questions were about Broadway musicals, Brad would have had 15 spins.
You should eat your spaghetti with a fork and a spoon it's better with a spoon spaghetti
Peter forgot to mention Menard's departing total.
It was $18,050.
This is lie Day 2 of home player spins. I think they were working out a lot of bugs.
It's all in cash.