Let's Make A Deal Question

[GSRebich]

What versions of \"Let\'s Make A Deal\" had the retail values of the prize in all dollars and what versions had the retail values in dollars and cents?

[BrandonFG]

I believe the versions from 1980 on used strictly dollars, although the Vegas season might\'ve done so as well.

[TLEberle]

I thought I remembered Dean Goss regularly mentioning prices to the penny, especially when tax and license got thrown into a car value. Of course a search for LMAD brings up a panoply of Wayne Brady\'s version, so I can\'t prove it.

[bscripps]

I thought I remembered Dean Goss regularly mentioning prices to the penny, especially when tax and license got thrown into a car value. Of course a search for LMAD brings up a panoply of Wayne Brady\'s version, so I can\'t prove it.

 

In the one Goss episode I have on my server, the first prize given away is a group of kitchen appliances; he not only says the price of each individual item to the penny, but ends with the total of the package to the penny.  

[BrandonFG]

Just checked out a few first season episodes from the mid-80s run. Brian only said dollars, no cents, including a $10,030 Fiero. Same for a $1,460 range and fridge. I guess it varied there?

[parliboy]

I thought I remembered Dean Goss regularly mentioning prices to the penny, especially when tax and license got thrown into a car value. Of course a search for LMAD brings up a panoply of Wayne Brady\'s version, so I can\'t prove it.

 

 Search the full title: \"The All-New Let\'s Make a Deal\"

[TLEberle]

You weren\'t kidding. Thanks, Gene.