TV History! TPIR Contestants BID THE EXACT SAME AMOUNT on Their SHOWCASES - The Price Is Right 1982
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- Television History! Bob says this is the first time two contestants have ever bid the exact same amount on their Showcases!
Episode 4631 - The Price Is Right 1982 - The Barker Era
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I love watching Bob Barker. He was the grand master of game show hosts ! He turns 98 this Dec 12, 2021
Actually, there is a nighttime episode in 1976 (Dennis James hosted, the winner won a plane) where both contestants bid $10,000.
Original airdate: October 18, 1982.
Really? That’s after I graduated High School. I don’t remember things being so cheap, lol. They do look like they are dressed in 1982 and that colonial style furniture !! My profile pic is ‘81.
2:37 - Theme music from Star Trek: The Next Generation. By the way, Star Trek is from CBS and Paramount Pictures.
Since the air date is 1982, that would be the TMP theme. Very similar.
The music also includes the theme from "Close Encounters of the Third Kind."
@@jeopardy60611 It's from Columbia Pictures.
@@touchdown62 Thanks for explaining. I was very confused when I saw, for sure, this was 1982, but I heard the TNG theme from the 1990s show. I had no idea they reused the theme song from the 1979 movie. I thought it was newly composed for the TNG series.
@@beakt It was first used in the 1979 movie, yes. Fans of TNG quickly seemed to forget that fact when Star Trek V: The Final Frontier ALSO used it. Star Trek V came out in 1989, 2-3 seasons into TNG. There were complaints from TNG fans about the TOS movie "stealing" the TNG theme, when the theme predated TNG by 8 years.
Around 1998, Game Show Network aired a promo showing Bob's "we've never had this happen before" remarks here before jumping back to the same thing happening in 1975, where he only points out that duplicate bids are fine since there's two Showcases.
So yeah, no, not "TV History".
5:30 "A difference of..."
wow that was good. growing up i watched Bob faithfully everyday it was on. love you Bob ty for the years. that's neat how both bidded same
RIP Bob, hope you’re having a good time catc catching up with Tilly!
Its quite amazing that when they updated the set in 83 they didn't update it again until the mid 2000s I swear besides bobs hair episodes from late 90s early 2000s look the same as the 80s
I had no idea that they ever used the theme to Star Trek: The Motion Picture (later re-used for Star Trek: The Next Generation) by the late, great Jerry Goldsmith! So cool to hear it used here.
Yes, and I believe the 2nd theme they switch to, during that showcase, is the theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind!
Love this Era these were the good days
That's CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND music!
Toward the end of the October 18, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right ▶️._
I would like to bid .. $7,800 💵
@@davidellis5141 For both showcases, of course.
@jamesmcclelland1414 Yes Sir 🫡
@@davidellis5141 Thanks ☺️!
There is nothing wrong with the Showcase players both giving the same bid, because they are bidding on two different showcases. Identical bids are just not allowed in "One Bid" rounds because they are bidding on the same prize. Also, overbids are disqualified because you don't want the possibility of a tie if one person is under and another person is over by the same amount.
Also further more, in the One Bid if you are bidding last you should Bid $1 if you think the other 3 are over or Bid $1 more than the highest Bid if you think the other 3 have Bid too low.
@@markheying2830 There are all too many contestants who bid $1 when they are not bidding last, and the next guy locks him out by bidding $2.
The second showcase is always worth more than the first.
I did not recognize young Bob - I am only used to seeing him as an old man, being I was born in the 90s - odd to remember people had a long life if they are currently old.
This has happened quite a few times, at least during the Barker era. It happened on the May 3, 1994 show (#9192D) where both contestants bid the same thing on their showcases....
So why do they allow that during the showcase, but not during the One Bid in Contestant's Row?
@@ronniemoon57 Because they're bidding for separate items in the Showcase round.
@@ronniemoon57 because the whole purpose of bidding in contestants row is to find out who's the next person to play. If all 4 contestants bid the same thing, they would all be the same distance away, and then who would play?
What would they do if both missed it by same difference?
They would both win their showcases. And if they were both within $250 they would both win both showcases.
2:40 Whoa! The Star Trek: The Motion Picture/The Next Generation theme???
Odd. They are playing the Star Trek next generation theme which came out in the nineties
That was originally the theme for Star Trek: The Motion Picture which came out in 1979.
@@dr.mcpepper4342 And Star Trek: The Next Generation was originally aired in syndication from 1987 to 1994.
They always seemed to use the Star Trek theme for the Time Capsule showcases.
My favourite comments are the ones where people know the history of the price is right.
And Game Show Network even ran commercials debunking this. Happened a few times in the 70's, too.
I seen it happened in other episodes with Bob Barker that both contestants bidded the exact same price in their showcases.
I love it when Bob acts as TPIR historian.
He is
5:18
I've seen it go all the way back to 1972 when both contestants bid the same amount on each of their showcases, more than some people seem to realize.
There were two ladies in 1972, that I remember seeing, that bid $2,000 on their showcases. I think the runner-up won. And it was a trip to Hawaii (most common trip on the show, since the beginning), if I'm not mistaken.
lol at all these old 80s prizes. kinda miss the 80s though.
Is it me or is that the one and maybe only time that Bob is wearing glasses?
Did two contestants in the showcase ever tied before? For example: Both guess the same difference amount or the exact amount. I wonder what would have happened.
This… literally does not matter whatsoever. So yea, they bid the same? They can do that. They’re for different prizes. WHY DOES IT
MATTER THIS MUCH?? THIS ISNT EVEN THE FIRST TIME ITS HAPPENED!
This actually isn't the first time two contestants bid the same amount on their respective Showcases...and it wouldn't be the last, either.
Yet again, that was primetime. It was the first in Daytime.
@@AustinTheSuperiorVyonder2021 No, it was daytime. There was GSN commercial from around 1997 that referenced that...and even that 1975 clip wasn't the first time, either.
@@Tubewings Again, that was primetime. Not daytime. 1975 didn't show that. This was shot in the 1980s decade. You're talking about the primetime version, not the daytime version. I'm sorry, but we can't accept that it was in daytime as proven by this video. Read the title again.
This has happened several times during the Drew Carey era
I just saw a thumbnail from 1972 saying two contestants also made the exact same bids on their showcases. So Bob lied about that.
This was actually the first time this happened in Daytime TV history. You're talking about the primetime version.
Not the first time that's happened - it's happened at least a few times in the 70s on the daytime version - so much that GSN had to debunk it.
@@graigmellon7874 Wrong. That was in primetime only. This was a Daytime first.
2:37 - 😁
I saw a promo on the original Game Show Network in the 1990s and this happened early in the show's run, like 1974!
The model was wearing the Ace Frehley costume.
I didn't notice that, but yes!
When you see the second guy, you're not at all surprised to hear him bid the same thing.
NBC Daytime Line-up October 25th 1982
9:00 A.M. Diff'rent Strokes
9:30 A.M. Wheel Of Fortune
10:00 A.M. Texas Thru December 31st 1982
11:00 A.M. The Doctors Thru December 31st 1982
11:30 A.M. The Search For Tomorrow
12:00 Noon Days Of Our Lives
1:00 P.M. Another World
2:00 P.M. Fantasy
In the year 2525, will man still be alive?
Only if woman can survive.
I Bid $7,800 💵 !!
1st November 1982
October 18, 1982.
My guess for those 2 Showcases would have been the following.
1st Showcase: $8,000
2nd Showcase: $10,700
I would’ve bidded $7801
DIANE WINS THE SHOWCASE 5:39
DIANE WINS THE SHOWCASE 5:39
Dammit STFU!!! 😡😡😡😡
Booyah!
@@anandguruji83 At the end of the October 18, 1982, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT ▶️, of course.
That man was lost.
This happened on 6/18/2021.
Not true.
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