In 1984, ice cream truck driver Michael Larson won $110,237 in cash and prizes on Press Your Luck after studying recorded ...

Game show history is filled with controversial moments, but few created as much backstage controversy as Michael Larson's astonishing winning streak on Press Your Luck in 1984. In a newly resurfaced ...

Press Your Luck debuted in 1983, and the following year, contestant Michael Larson beat the game in a way that inspired The Luckiest Man in America. An out-of-work ice cream truck driver from Ohio, ...

In 1984, 35-year-old Michael Larson became the luckiest man in America as a contestant on the hit CBS game show "Press Your Luck." It turned out that the unemployed ice cream truck driver figured out ...

Bob Boden believed that the story of one of daytime TV's biggest scandals deserved to be told. Boden worked at CBS on a number of game shows, including Press Your Luck, which was the subject of a ...