Contestants who hit one of these were subjected to a physical element associated with the animation, such as being sprayed with water or having grass clippings dumped over their heads.
Covered in Gunge: The result of a Double Whammy, only present in the final Big Board round. Consolation Prize: An Argus digital camera in Season 1, a Croton watch with a Whammy on it in Season 2. Flashback Flashback Flashback Flashback." 
Todd Newton had a couple for questions and answers:. A Day in the Limelight: Mostly the above, but on the last day of taping then-Fremantle employee Mandel Ilagan (probably best known for creating Half Off for The Price Is Right) hosted the final rehearsal game, giving the rules from memory. Call-Back: Round 1's dollar values included $470 and $525, both of which were present on Press Your Luck. The board also had Pick-A-Prize (which usually had about 10-12 choices at any given time) and returning favorite $2,000 Or Lose-A-Whammy. There were none in Round 1, due to the format above. Bonus Space: "$x00 + One Spin" spaces, as before. Balloon Belly: Happens to a hungry supermodel Whammy when she makes a meal out of a contestant's earnings. Audience Participation: It was common for the audience to boo when the Whammys were added to the big board. Not only do each of the 18 screens change independently from each other, but their values also change at semi-random intervals. Whammy actually implements - and even amplifies - this behavior in Round 2. 
Ascended Glitch: The game board on the original Press Your Luck featured 18 screens with values that almost always changed at the same time, but would occasionally have half of the screens changing out of sync with the other half. 
Art Evolution: The Whammys in this version are computer animated instead of hand-drawn from the original series (and the 2019 reboot).
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