Punch-A-Bunch/Gallery/1980s

Here are the available images for Punch-A-Bunch from the 1980s.

Gallery

Harold's Painful $550 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (March 18, 1980, #3602D)

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's higher.

He has 4 punches!

On his first punch, he has $50 and a second chance.

With the $50, he adds $500 for a total of $550. He decides to keep it.

But, on his second punch, he could've had $10,000!

Debra's Disastrous Punch-a-Bunch Loss (October 23, 1980, #3834D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $50. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $500. She decides to throw it away.

On her third punch, she has $50. She decides to throw it away.

On her last punch, she has $50.

Edwin's $500 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (October 16, 1981, #4225D)

He says it's higher.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He has 4 punches!

On his first punch, he has $50. He decides to throw it away.

On his second punch, he has $500. He decides to keep it.

On his third punch, he would've had $100.

And, on his last punch, he would've had $500.

Robert's $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win (September 15, 1982, #4583D)

He says it's higher.

He is correct.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect. He has 3 punches.

On his first punch, he has won $10,000!!!

Carol's $5,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (October 1, 1982, #4605D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately this time, she is incorrect. She has 3 punches.

On her first punch, she has $5,000. She decides to keep it.

On her second punch, she would've had $50.

On her last punch, she would've had $1,000.

Martin's Painful $500 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (October 29, 1982, #4645D)

He says it's lower.

He is correct. He gets a punch.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again. He gets another punch.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again. He gets a third punch.

He says it's higher.

He has 4 punches!

On his first punch, he has $50. He decides to throw it away.

On his second punch, he has $500. He decides to keep it.

On his third punch, he would've had $5,000.

And, on his fourth punch, he would've had $10,000!

Ethel's $1,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (December 24, 1982, #4725D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $1,000. She decides to keep it.

On her second punch, she would've had $100.

On her third punch, she would've had $50.

On her last punch, she would've had $100.

Hettie's $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win (January 21, 1983, #4765D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again. She has 3 punches.

On her first punch, she has $50. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she wins $10,000!!!

Darnell's $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win (March 31, 1983, #4864D)

He says it's higher.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect.

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again. He has 3 punches.

On his first punch, he wins $10,000!!!

Janis' $5,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (May 6, 1983, #4915D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $5,000. She decides to keep it.

On her second punch, she would've had $250.

On her third punch, she would've had $50 and a second chance.

With the $50, she could've added another $50 for a total of $100.

On her last punch, she would've had $250.

September, Who Was Born In October, Plays Punch-A-Bunch (October 27, 1983, #5054D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $100. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $500. She decides to keep it.

On her third punch, she would've had $1,000.

On her last punch, she would've had $100.

Only Punch-A-Bunch Win of Season 12 (December 21, 1983, #5133D)

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect.

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect. He has 2 punches.

On his first punch, he wins $10,000!!!

Where'd that winning graphic come from?

Daniel's $500 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (February 29, 1984, #5223D)

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect.

He says it's higher.

He is correct.

He says it's lower.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect. He has 2 punches.

On his first punch, he has $500. He decides to keep it.

On his second & last punch, he would've had $1,000.

Donna's $5,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (April 4, 1984, #5273D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $50. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $250. She decides to throw it away.

On her third punch, she has $5,000. She decides to keep it.

On her last punch, she would've had $500.

Laura's $5,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (May 30, 1984, #5353D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $5,000. She decides to keep it.

On her second punch, she would've had $1,000.

On her third punch, she would've had $50.

On her last punch, she would've had $250.

Michael's $5,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (September 24, 1984, #5411D)

He says it's higher.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect. He has 3 punches.

On his first punch, he has $5,000. He decides to keep it.

On his second punch, he would've had $500.

And on his last punch, he would've had $100.

Colleen's Surprising $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win (October 25, 1984, #5454D)

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect again.

She says it's higher.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect again.

She says it's higher.

She is finally correct!

On her only punch, she wins $10,000!!!

Last Punch-A-Bunch Playing with the Original Money Slips (November 9, 1984, #5475D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she wins $10,000!!!

First Punch-A-Bunch Playing with the Current Money Slips (November 27, 1984, #5502D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's higher.

She is correct. She has 3 punches.

On her first punch, she has $50 and a second chance. Take note the slips are now yellow instead of white.

With the $50, she adds $100 for a total of $150. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $500. She decides to keep it.

On her last punch, she would've had $250.

Julie's $1,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (January 7, 1985, #5551D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again. She has 3 punches.

On her first punch, she has $1,000. She decides to keep it.

On her second punch, she would've had $500.

On her last punch, she would've had $250.

Patricia's Painful $1,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (March 7, 1985, #5634D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $250. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $1,000. She decides to keep it.

On her third punch, she would've had $100.

But on her last punch, she would've had $5,000!

Cheryl's $10,250 Punch-A-Bunch Win (May 15, 1985, #5733D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately this time, she is incorrect. She has 3 punches.

On her first punch, she has $250. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $100. She decides to throw it away.

On her third punch, she has $250 and a second chance.

With the $250, she adds $10,000 for a total of $10,250!!!

Donna's $50 Punch-A-Bunch Win on the 14th Season Premiere (September 9, 1985, #5791D)

She says it's higher.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again. She has 2 punches.

On her first punch, she has $50. She decides to throw it away.

On her second & last punch, she has another $50.

Mark's Surprising $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win (TBA 1985)

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's lower.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect again.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect again. He has only 1 punch.

On his only punch, he wins $10,000!!!

Kathleen's $10,050 Punch-A-Bunch Win (TBA 1985)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $100 and a second chance.

With the $100, she adds $500 for a total of $600. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $500. She decides to throw it away.

On her third punch, she has $50 and a second chance.

With the $50, she adds $10,000 for a total of $10,050!!!

William's $1,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (May 6, 1986, #N 0312)

He says it's lower.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect.

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's higher.

Unfortunately, he is incorrect. He has 2 punches.

On his first punch, he has $1,000. He decides to keep it.

On his second and final punch, he would've only had $50. He has made the right decision.

Rictor's $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win (May 15, 1986, #6124D)

He says it's higher.

He is correct.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He has 4 punches!

On his first punch, he has $500. He decides to throw it away.

On his second punch, he wins $10,000!!!

A Primetime $10,000 Punch-A-Bunch Winner (August 21, 1986, #002P)

She says it's lower.

She is correct. She has a punch.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again. She has another punch.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again. She has a third punch.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she wins $10,000!!!

Wendell's Heartbreaking $1,000 Punch-A-Bunch Bailout (September 18, 1986, #006P, aired out of order on August 28)

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's higher.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He has 4 punches!

On his first punch, he has $1,000. He decides to keep it.

On his second punch, he would've had $500.

On his third punch, he would've had $5,000.

On his last punch, he would've had $500.

Elizabeth Punches Three $500 Slips in Punch-A-Bunch (February 6, 1987, #6365D)

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct.

She says it's lower.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She has 4 punches!

On her first punch, she has $500. She decides to throw it away.

On her second punch, she has $500 again. She decides to throw it away.

On her third punch, she has $100. She decides to throw it away.

On her last punch, she has $500.

Debra's $5,000 Punch-A-Bunch Win With Only One Punch (March 26, 1987, #6434D)

She says it's lower.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect.

She says it's higher.

Unfortunately, she is incorrect again. She only has 1 punch.

On her only punch, she wins $5,000!

Allen's $500 Punch-A-Bunch Win (March 2, 1988, #6783D)

He says it's lower.

He is correct.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's lower.

He is correct again.

He says it's higher.

He has 4 punches!

On his first punch, he has $1,000. He decides to throw it away.

On his second punch, he has $100 and a second chance.

With the $100, he adds $100 for a total of $200. He decides to throw it away.

On his third punch, he has $50. He decides to throw it away.

On his last punch, he has $500.

A Technical Win in Punch-A-Bunch (March 3, 1989, #7175D)

She says it's lower.

She is correct.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's higher.

She is correct again.

She says it's lower.

She has 4 punches!

Interestingly, there is nothing in this hole.

An audience member suggests that she get $10,000.

So, the only thing to do is to, you guessed it, give her $10,000.

There was $5,000 on her second punch.

There was $500 on her third punch, and $100 on her last punch.