Lottery!

TV Series
1983–1984
1h

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A lottery representative and his IRS partner meet various winners across the country to present the prizes and change their lives.A lottery representative and his IRS partner meet various winners across the country to present the prizes and change their lives.A lottery representative and his IRS partner meet various winners across the country to present the prizes and change their lives.

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Marshall Colt

Eric Rush

Ben Murphy

Patrick Sean Flaherty

Joe Colligan

Field Reporter…

Brendon Boone

Poker Player

Robert Pine

Todd Hanson

Barbara Cason

Marian Blake

David Packer

Scott Rapasarda

Belinda Montgomery

Candy Raynor

Brooke Bundy

Helen Linderman

Julia Montgomery

Sarah Keene

Eddie Barth

Warren Opitz

Jaime Lyn Bauer

Christine Hathaway

Bruce French

Howard Bender

Laurie Walters

Harriet Day

Sal Viscuso

Fred Hammond

Jonna Lee

Julie Brewster

Delta Burke

Tina Cook

Stephen Furst

Marvin Morley

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The $5000 used on the show used 5 genuine $1000 bills printed especially for them by the United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving since at the time they printed no denominations over $100.

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7/10

Surprisingly good. Situational Comedy/Drama

I watched this show when I was 10-11 yrs old and it had enough 'good' stories that I remember it. It's based on the idea that common people winning the lottery can certainly change lives, but that the most uncommon things happen when unexpected winnings are awarded.

I would have to agree with the one reviewer who suggested that the show was more often SOLD to the viewer through the GOOD LOOKING lead actors. (A practice that I think was more common among TV shows 30 years ago)

It was interesting enough that I remember it from my youth. (Apparently not interesting enough to last for more than 17 episodes.)

I'm not sure you can even get this series anywhere but I would be interested in watching it again just to see if I remember why it captured my interest so many years ago.