George and Frogger

S09E18 The FroggerretroApr 12, 199912 months later10 posts by 8 posters
Question

Fans discuss George's high score on Frogger from the episode, with someone claiming it was 860,630 and others expressing doubt about beating such a high score.

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Hamster

What was Georges High score on the episode where they found the Frogger Arcade game. Im out to beat it !

Phil R.Hamster

>What was Georges High score on the

>Im out to beat it !

George's high score was :

GLC-----860,630

Phil

HamsterPhil R.

bloody hell thats nearly impossible may have to re think my strategy Phil R. wrote in message ... >What was Georges High score on the

>Im out to beat it !

George's high score was :

GLC-----860,630

Phil

SteveHamster

Forget about it. That score *is* impossible to get.

Steve [email] http://www.plumage.com/

On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 01:00:41 -0700 (PDT), [email] (Phil R.) wrote:

Which got me thinking. In that episode, they make a big deal about how they had to get the power supply continously connected in order to preserve the score.

Don't tell me in all those years there never was a power failure in the store, or a power spike or whatever?

Jerome.

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Jerome typed:

>Don't tell me in all those years there

That's exactly what they are trying to tell you! Haha.

And under further investigation, while the "punk" was playing with Frogger before George, the high score read something like 220,280. It wasn't very clear, but it wasn't the same.

Phil

Or why no one ever turned the machine off ??

c.b.

Fusilli Jerome wrote in message news:[email]...

maybe the reason was and is is that it's a tv show. it may be based on real life events, but all in all it's fictional.

sheesh.

In a previous article, [email] (Chris Bowen) says:

In article , "Chris Bowen" wrote:

how do you turn off an arcade? and why would you?

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Ms. Ksingle_white_male

How do you turn off an arcade game? There is an on/off switch on the back of the machine, and also a plug you can pull out of the wall. Why would you? To save electricity costs by not running an appliance when there's no one around.

-Jen