Plinko/Gallery/1980s

Here are the available images for Plinko from the 1980s.

Gallery

Premiere Playing (January 3, 1983, #4741D)

She says it ends with a 2.

She is right! Take note that the prices aren't marked below the word shown here.

The correct price is $32. The squares were colored white.

She says it starts with a 4.

No, she is wrong. The price is $71.

She says it starts with a 7.

She is right again!

The price is $75.

She says it ends with a 2.

She is right again!

The correct price is $32.

Uh-oh, Bob Barker forgot to remove the Plinko chip.

Yay! $5,000!

She won $6,500.

Can you see the Plinko chips inside the tray?

Second & Last Appearance of the $25,000 Disco Ball Reveal (January 11, 1983, #4752D)

She says it starts with a 5.

She is incorrect. The price is $70. The red squares replaced the white squares.

She says it starts with a 3.

She is correct.

The price is $32. Don't worry, the contestant got this correct.

She says it ends with a 6.

She is incorrect. The price is $30.

She says it starts with a 0.

She is correct.

The price is $70.

What's the deal here? Bob leaves the Plinko chip that landed on $1,000, and now another Plinko chip hits $5,000.

First Appearance of the Plinko Audience Sign (January 20, 1983, #4764D)

That's more like it. We can see the actual retail prices now for correct guesses.

The First-Ever Sub-$5,000 Plinko Win (January 25, 1983, #4772D)

From now on, when a contestant guesses wrong, you'll see the numbers written in white on red squares.

The Fifth Playing of Plinko (February 8, 1983, #4792D)

Antonia's $600 Plinko Win (March 11, 1983, #4835D)

Harry's $2,100 Plinko Win (May 3, 1983, #4912D)

Josephine's $5,100 Plinko Win With Only Two Chips (June 1, 1983, #4953D)

The First-Ever $10,000+ Plinko Win (June 30, 1983, #4974D)

$11,100! A new Plinko record!

Viola's $7,000 Plinko Win (September 15, 1983, #4994D)

William's $6,500 Plinko Win (November 9, 1983, #5073D)

Last Appearance of the Plinko Audience Sign (December 12, 1983, #5121D)

First Appearance of the Plinko Turntable Sign (January 5, 1984, #5145D)

James' $10,000 Plinko Win (March 5, 1984, #5231D)

Yvonne's Then-Record Breaking $11,500 Plinko Win (April 16, 1984, #5291D)

Last Plinko Playing of Season 12 (June 12, 1984, #5372D)

Lisa's $6,000 Plinko Win on the 13th Season Premiere (September 10, 1984, #5391D)

Amy's $8,000 Plinko Win (September 26, 1984, #5413D)

Peter's $6,000 Plinko Win (October 31, 1984, #5463D)

Christine's $100 Plinko Win (November 21, 1984, #5493D)

Lynn's $11,500 Plinko Win (November 29, 1984, #5504D)

Ronald's $6,000 Plinko Christmas Miracle Win (December 20, 1984, #5534D)

Plinko's 2nd Anniversary (January 3, 1985, #5544D)

Harold's $6,000 Plinko Win With Only Two Chips (January 22, 1985, #5572D)

Harry's $3,500 Plinko Win (February 28, 1985, #5624D)

A Reveal Blooper in Plinko (April 12, 1985, #5685D)

He says it ends with a 5 and is correct, but Dian reveals the wrong direction.

Judy's $5,000 Plinko Comeback Win (September 13, 1985, #N 0015)

Second Plinko Playing of Season 14 (October 17, 1985, #5844D)

Last Plinko Playing on the Tom Kennedy Version (May 23, 1986, #N 0335)

A $6,600 Primetime Plinko Win (September 11, 1986, #005P, aired out of order on September 4)

Plinko as a Play Along Game on the Ceremonial 3,000th Episode (October 1, 1986, #6203D, in reality, the 2,996th episode)

She will be playing along with Mary Siebert of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

She has won $8,000, and so has Mary Siebert of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Jerry's $5,000 Plinko Comeback Win (November 3, 1986, #6251D)

Christine's $500 Plinko Christmas Eve Win (December 24, 1986, #6313D)

Gail's $6,500 Plinko Win (March 27, 1987, #6435D)

Lucy's $2,000 Plinko Win (May 13, 1987, #6503D)

Delores' $5,000 Plinko Comeback Win (November 23, 1987, #6661D)

Shirley's $10,000 Plinko Win on the 16th Season Finale (July 1, 1988, #6935D)

Laurie's Bad Luck Plinko Loss (April 20, 1989, #7244D)

A Plinko Chip Incident (October 24, 1989, #7392D)

The chip got stuck on a peg between $5,000 and 0, and because of that...

...it doesn't count. And good thing it didn't.

Now, it's official.