NJ
Neil Jones
Founding member
Just goes to show how things have changed prize wise on gameshows in the last 30 years or so. Nice prize of a 4k TV and Freesat recorder that's just been won.
NJ
Depends where everybody else is. Because the other couple were on the end screen as well, you really had to go for it to have any chance or getting through, otherwise you'll just have the prize.
If the other couple were at least one screen back then you could have had the best of both worlds.
Neil Jones
Founding member
In terms of strategy, if you get a decent prize like the holiday before the Strike it Lucky question, surely you should you bank it rather than risk it and potentially lose it.
Depends where everybody else is. Because the other couple were on the end screen as well, you really had to go for it to have any chance or getting through, otherwise you'll just have the prize.
If the other couple were at least one screen back then you could have had the best of both worlds.
NJ
Neil Jones
Founding member
Well that's at least the second time they're used a pyramid for the end game on this marathon. Not really sure what this adds to things apart from being awkwardly implemented?
JO
The pyramid is clearly meant to be the format point that binds all the games together. However it’s slotted in better to some games than others. On Play Your Cards Right it just produced a poorer version of the original endgame. On the Price is Right it was just really poorly done and just made the whole thing confusing and hard to follow. On tonight’s end game, I don’t think they explained how many hot spots were on each row did they?
I think if they wanted to have a unified endgame they should have just created one that was not specific to any of formats, rather than what they have which is sometimes shoehorning it into the existing endgame or creating an entirely new endgame.
Well that's at least the second time they're used a pyramid for the end game on this marathon. Not really sure what this adds to things apart from being awkwardly implemented?
The pyramid is clearly meant to be the format point that binds all the games together. However it’s slotted in better to some games than others. On Play Your Cards Right it just produced a poorer version of the original endgame. On the Price is Right it was just really poorly done and just made the whole thing confusing and hard to follow. On tonight’s end game, I don’t think they explained how many hot spots were on each row did they?
I think if they wanted to have a unified endgame they should have just created one that was not specific to any of formats, rather than what they have which is sometimes shoehorning it into the existing endgame or creating an entirely new endgame.