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Post by vahan on Sept 9, 2022 21:42:10 GMT -5
I know of at least six examples:
Whew!: The amount of money you earn determines how many bonus seconds you get in the Gauntlet.
Scrabble: The time you set in the Scrabble Sprint.
Supermarket Sweep: The amount of time you earn in the front game affects how long you can shop in the Big Sweep.
American Gladiators: The Eliminator in both its Seasons 1-2 and Seasons 3-7 format.
Classic Concentration: The 1990-1991 Two Strikes 2.0 episodes with the 5 Bonus Car Seconds.
Family Feud: The bank you build from the Bullseye/Bankroll Round.
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Post by aaaa on Sept 10, 2022 0:43:43 GMT -5
PItfall, number of points in the maingame determines how many pit passes.
$ale 1969-73 and 1983-84(1985 syndicated): Maingame score determines how much is in your bank for the shopping round.
Trump Card: Going to the bonus without using your Trump Card gets an extra free number in the bonus.
Jeopardy 1974-75 syndicated(part of the run): The maingame score determines your bonus prize for winning.
Split Second: Score in the first two rounds determines how many questions right to win the game in the Countdown round
Dream House April-June 1984: The Number Off square if landed on gets an extra number removed from the combination lock in the bonus round
Pyramid 2012: Getting 7 out of 7 in the maingame wins $500 and increases the Winner's Circle round jackpot for that player by $5K
WOF 2008-present: Going to the bonus with the Million Dollar wedge puts the One Million card in the bonus round
Break the Bank 1985 Rayburn: Time earned in the bonus round gives the couple more time to win bank cards for the bonus round.
Every Second COunts: Time won in the maingame determines how much time the couple has to play the bonus round
You DOn't Say 60s: A maingame shutout 3-0 gave a contestant a chance to win a car by getting the bonus name on the first clue
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Post by bestmusicexpert on Sept 10, 2022 20:07:53 GMT -5
PYL your score determines where you start the next round and if you have two whammies you're in trouble.
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Post by Mandoli on Dec 1, 2022 14:03:35 GMT -5
Jeopardy 1974-75 syndicated(part of the run): The maingame score determines your bonus prize for winning. Even the long-time Jeopardy rules can be mentioned in this thread: The player with the lowest cash amount at the end of the first round picks first in Double Jeopardy. Wheel of Fortune and their toss up rules as well: Whomever gets the second one right spins first in the first round... And whomever has control of the wheel at the time of the final spin now spins the wheel for the value of consonants. |
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Post by Frank on Dec 4, 2022 17:54:50 GMT -5
Win Ben Stein's money since the bonus round gives you a flat $5000 wherever you had $250 or $2500+
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