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Press Your Luck Fan Art

Updates!
Added the prize border at the bottom of the page.

Rare big-tongued whammy from the later 1986 run. BLAAAAAH!

My all-time favorite Whammy animation, which was not used very often.

"Look out! LOOK OUT!!!"

"Hee hee hee! This oughta do it."

"YES, YES, YES! HA HA HA HA HA HA HAA!"

[laughs evilly and then gets electrocuted by the electricity from his ship]

"All I hear is 'BIG BUCKS, BIG BUCKS!'. I got your big buck!"

NEW! NEW!

"I'm bowling for bucks, and it's a strike! Uh-oh....."

"Hee hee hee! I cannot tell a lie. You lose!"

"If elected, I will raise your taxes!" [gets pied in the face]

"Hold it, Fang! Hold it! Don't forget the money!"

Tammy: "Isn't this romantic? Our first picnic!"
Whammy: "A lovely day, a beautiful girl, and....."

Both: "FANG!!! WAAAAAH!!!!"

Whammy: "Hit it, Tammy! [shouting] I'M UP! I'M UP! I'M UP!!!!"

Tammy: (sings) "It's good to have your money back agaaaaaaaaain....!
Whammy: "Ladies and Gentlemen, Tammy Whammette!!

Rock N' Roll!

"All I need is cash. Gimmie all your money!
"Give back the money... I said, gimmie all your money!
"Give back the money... I said, gimmie all your money!

Oooooooooooooo.... WAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!! Oooooooooooooo....

Who would ever hurt a whammy... Who would ever want.... OW!!!

"Hello. Do you know me?"

[grunts] AAAAAH! [crashes through the floor]"Not again!"

"I'm ready! Bring on Rocky! Bring on Rocky! I want him! I want him!" [a giant boxing glove punches the Whammy out]

"3... 2... 1... BIG BUCKS!!! Hey, you were supposed to wait for me!"

"Hasta luego, arrivederci, bon voyage, that means goodbye!"

"You're out!" (Often seen when someone hits their 4th Whammy)

A very lovestruck Whammy. Often seen when the late Peter Tomarken reads a Whammy poem fans send in, the whammy can be seen in this pose sitting on Peter's left shoulder and then flicked away after reading the fan's whammy poems.

My animated rendition of the prize border at the end of the show when Rod Roddy describes the prizes won by the winner.

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