Pathfinder/Gallery/1990s

Here are the available images for Pathfinder from the 1990s.

Gallery

Victor's Pathfinder Win on Christmas Day (December 25, 1990, #7842D)

He's standing on the 1, which is the first number in the price of the truck.

He has 4 numbers to choose from. Should he step to the left, right, in front, or behind?

4 is the 2nd number. It's a $14,000 truck.

Oops. 8 is not the 3rd number.

He wins a do-over.

He tries for the 3. $14,300.

He tries for the 8. The 8 was in the price of the truck; but it was the 4th number, not the 3rd.

He tries for the 7...

...and he wins the truck!

Judith's Pathfinder Perfection (November 26, 1991, #8202D)

The first number is 1.

Should Judith go to the left, right, in front, or behind?

Judith gets the 2nd number - 4. She has 3 choices for the 3rd digit.

She got the 3rd number - 5.

Judith gets the 4th number - 1. Should she go to the left or right?

Judith went to the left to step on the 9...

...and she's right! Look at her jump.

Here's the complete price - $14,519.

Karen's Heartbreaking Pathfinder Loss (January 28, 1992, #8282D)

A Blooper in Pathfinder (March 27, 1992, #8365D)

The first number is 1.

Should he start going to the left, right, in front, or behind?

Oops, he's wrong. It has to be either $17,000, $18,000, or $19,000.

He wins a do-over.

Vincent is on the move. He's playing for a $17,000 automobile. What's the 3rd number?

Vincent steps on the 3, but...

...for some reason, the fourth number lit up instead of the 3.

Alright, now they expose the 3rd number - 3. Should Vincent go to the 6, 5, or 9?

Vincent does go to the 6. Is the price $17,360 or $17,368?

The price is not $17,360, or he would've won. He has 2 do-over prizes left.

He gets the do-over prize right...

...he steps to the 8, and wins the automobile.

The models look cheerful for him.

A Pathfinder Cheater (December 1, 1992, #8602D)

The car price starts with 1.

He gets the 2nd number right - 3.

He gets the 3rd number right - 5.

Ben puts the foot on the 9 and nearly loses his balance but...

...the board lit up the 9, thinking he had stepped on it.

He does step on the 9 completely...

...and it was an on-purpose move.

He has 2 choices. Can you guess what number he's standing on?

It was 8; and you know what? He played the game perfectly.

Pathfinder for a Plymouth Laser (February 2, 1993, #8682D)

Beverly's Pathfinder Perfection (February 11, 1993, #8694D)

The 1st number is 1. Is the 2nd digit the 9, 0, 3, or 6?

There's the 1st number exposed.

Beverly is playing for a $13,000 car. Is the 3rd number the 9, 6, or 1?

Beverly got the 3rd number - 9. Is the 4th number to 2 or 7?

Beverly goes for the 7, and she's right. Only 2 choices to make again. Is it 1 or 2?

Can you guess which number Beverly stepped on?

Whatever it is, she won the car!

Beverly stepped on the 2. $13,972 is the price.

Shannon's Exciting Pathfinder Win (March 25, 1993, #8754D)

Wynema's Disappointing Pathfinder Loss (September 16, 1993, #8884D)

Geial's Heartbreaking Pathfinder Loss (September 28, 1993, #8902D)

Bob Barker Gets Bitten By a Crocodile Dentist Game in Pathfinder (November 30, 1993, #8992D)

The car's 1st number is 1.

Oops. She guessed wrong.

But she wins a do-over.

She's on the move now. It's a $13,000 car.

She got the 3rd number - 7.

She got the 4th number - 5.

Oops, she's wrong. But she's not out of it yet. She guesses the price of the Crocodile Dentist game.

Janice explains to Bob "You can never tell which tooth that you push is going to make him snap."

Ouch! Bob just got bit by the Crocodile Dentist game.

The price is shown here.

The price of the Ford Probe is $13,753. It's a win!

Pathfinder for a Mercury Capri XR2 (December 24, 1993, #9015D)

Pathfinder for a Dodge Spirit (January 11, 1994, #9032D)

Charlotte's Quirky & Goofy Pathfinder Win (October 18, 1994, #9312D)

Charlotte is playing Pathfinder. How will she do?

The first number is 1.

Charlotte gets the 2nd number - 8.

Oops. Charlotte made a mistake.

She guesses $18. ARP: $12.

She guesses $45. ARP: $45.

Uh-oh, she has 1 do-over prize left. Can she continue?

Charlotte's guess: $60. ARP: $60. Charlotte, you need to be perfect from now on.

Phew! Charlotte is still playing for the car. There was 1 number left and it was the 3rd one - 4.

Charlotte is almost done. She guessed the 4th number right - 6.

She tries for 0.

Looking at her reaction, she won the car! The price is shown here.

Pathfinder for a Mercury Sable LS Station Wagon (February 28, 1995, #9482D)

William's Pathfinder Christmas Miracle Win (December 22, 1995, #9775D)

The first number is 1.

The object of the game is to step to the correct numbers in the price of the automobile.

Oops. He's wrong.

Is the shaver $27 or $42?

It is $42. He guessed wrong.

Is the watch $27 or $50?

$50 is right.

William is on the move. He's playing for a $16,000 automobile.

He got the 3rd number right - 8.

He got the 4th number right - 4.

What did William step on for the win?

9! He wins the game!

$16,849 is the price.

Cheryl's Spectacular Pathfinder Win (March 29, 1996, #9915D)

A Technical Win in Pathfinder (November 12, 1996, #0132K)

Whoops! The second number was accidentally lit up.

The zero that was underneath the 1 would not turn off.

Even though the zero was still lit up, the zero is not the last digit in the price of the van.

But before the showcase reveal, since the zero was lit up and wouldn't turn off, they decided to give Keith the Mercury Villager GS van anyway.

Daniel's Pathfinder Perfection (December 4, 1996, #0163K)

The 1st number is 1.

Daniel is playing for a $17,000 car.

Daniel gets the 3rd number right - 8.

Daniel gets the 4th number right - 6.

What's this? He has his left foot on the last number. Does that count?

Did you see that? Daniel gets the price of the car without a mistake!

Give it up for Daniel, ladies and gentlemen!

Cari's Unfortunate Pathfinder Loss (January 23, 1997, #0224K)

Jane Walks to the Far Left Edge of the Board in Pathfinder (March 12, 1997, #0293K)

The first number is 1.

Bob asks "Now where are you stepping?" Jane says "The 6."

"Give me strength!"

"If you want the 6, go to that 6 there!"

Jane is playing for a $16,000 automobile.

"As a matter of curiosity, why didn’t you go over to that 3 over there?"

Whatever Jane stepped on is incorrect.

Jane wins a do-over.

What do you know. Another 6 is in the price of the car.

Oops. She guessed wrong, but if she can can guess another do-over prize correctly, she'll win the car.

The scrabble board game is her choice and says $12. She's right...

...and she wins the car! The price of the car is...

...$16,365.

Pathfinder for a Ford Aerostar XLT Wagon (April 4, 1997, #0325K)

The first number is 1.

He guessed wrong.

Is the lamp $13 or $21?

The price is $13. He must try again.

The garden tools are $30 or $50?

$30 is the price. He's right this time...

...and he's on the move. He's playing for a $19,000 automobile.

He got the 3rd number right - 4.

He got the 4th number right - 9.

Can you guess what he stepped on? Look at his reaction closely.

5! He's jumping up and down! $19,495 is the correct price.

Pathfinder for a Chevrolet Blazer (May 19, 1997, #0391K)

The 1st number is 2. The automobiles are getting expensive these days.

She gets the 2nd number - 5.

Oops, the 3rd number is not 4. She must win a do-over.

$35 is the correct price. Gameplay continues.

She tries 7. Wrong again.

She wins another do-over.

Of course she got the 3rd number. It was the only "1" left.

She gets the 4th number - 9.

Oops, she has to get the 3rd do-over prize right to win the automobile.

$59 is the correct price, which means...

...the last number is 3, and she's won the car!!! Look at her jump up high.

Pathfinder for a GMC Jimmy SL 2-Door (October 24, 1997, #0495K)

Joy's Pathfinder Perfection (February 13, 1998, #0645K)

The 1st number is 2.

Joy gets the 2nd number - 4.

Joy gets the 3rd number - 5.

Joy gets the 4th number - 8.

Joy steps on the 5 on her path to perfection.

She's got it!

Look at Joy's reaction.

Tara's Pathfinder Comeback Win (April 10, 1998, #0725K)

First number: 2.

2nd number: 5.

She gets the price of the Scrabble Board Game wrong.

But she gets the price of this item right.

Oops, Tara is wrong again. Can she continue?

You bet she can. The bad news is that she can't make a mistake.

3rd number: 0.

4th number: 7.

Did Tara win the car? She hopes it's $25,075.

She's got it!

A Blooper in Pathfinder (May 22, 1998, #0785K)

The first number is 2.

Oops, she stepped on the wrong number.

She doesn't get another chance with this item.

But she did with this item.

She can't seem to surmount her way off the 2.

That's her last do-over item. She'll have to be perfect from now on.

There we go, she's on the move. It's a $21,000 car.

She stepped on the 6, but the 7 had appeared on the board instead.

When she stepped on the 7, Bob had realised that the 3rd and 4th digits were reversed in the display.

The game must go on. She steps on the 4 and she wins.

The price reads as $21,764 when it should have read as $21,674.

Unless the tiles were out-of-position.

Allyson's Amazing Pathfinder Win (September 22, 1998, #0822K, aired out of order on December 31)

Gene's Amazing Pathfinder Win (December 9, 1998, #0933K)

Horace's Pathfinder Christmas Loss (December 21, 1998, #0951K)

Lydia's Pathfinder Perfection (February 3, 1999, #1003K)

Mandi's Heartbreaking Pathfinder Loss (June 17, 1999, #1174K)

Joshua's Pathfinder Christmas Loss (December 20, 1999, #1311K)