I'm 51. Same for me. I remember watching tpir with my granny (great-grandmother). She would make us top ramen just before the Price is Right came on and we would eat our top ramen and watch the price is right.
I'm a true nostalgic at heart. I can remember when this show premiered on prime time on CBS. I'm 57 years old, and this has been one of my favorite game shows. Commercials were better back then, too!
I was born in the summer of 1976 but I do appreciate the quality furniture offered and other knickknacks. It amazes me how much the prices for the food products offered were reasonable, especially those which are still around. And as for the commercials, some of them.are familiar to me. What I noticed about those old commercials is how intimate they were. It is as though each actor was speaking directly to each individual😊.
I remember watching this with my mom every day during this time period....per-kindergarten for me. I always remember the "Hour Power" flashing on the screen to start and the spinning wheel.
i know im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Josue Jasper thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Damn, if my math is correct and Theotis joined the Navy 20 before 1976, he would be about 85 years old today. That means he went into the Navy in 1956, probably at 18-19 years old. Thank you for your service Theotis!
I freakin' loved the last showcase presentation. That was pretty funny! I wonder if they enjoyed getting pied? I'm surprised one of "Barker's Beauties" didn't smear a little pie on Bob!
Yes he is alive but barely Last time.i saw.him on an interview he didn't look good Seeing him live before.heretired was.on my bucket list but I didn't make.it I live.in pa I like Drew but he'll never compare to barkers skill as a host, emcee.
Some things certainly were! likely because they were generally higher-quality and made in the US. But people then didn't have all the additional "needs" we have today. In contrast, other items were much cheaper: food, rent, gas, cars. And cable tv wasn't $200/month. TV was free back then, but you only had about 4-6 channels. :D
Things lasted longer. And regular people didn't have the "need" for all the ridiculous stuff we think we need today. The dollar wasn't nearly as de-valued as it is today - so you normally got a lot more quality for your dough.
Interesting the wheel bonus for $1 was $1,000 back then in 1976, and still today. Granted you can now win more with a bonus spin.. however $1000 was worth significantly more in buying power! Edit - $1500 for that lime green sectional sofa!?! OUCH!!! That's absurd even today lol
59:51 - Get ready for some sweater-wearing fun with Bob Eubanks and "Trivia Trap." Then Bill Cullen is busting out all of the stops with "Blockbusters" only on Game Show Network.
For the second showcase, they played the cue that would eventually be regularly used for Switcheroo, which was still eight months away from debuting at this point. :)
This is the first known episode where in the credits, Mark Goodson and Bill Todman's first & last names are listed on separate lines instead of on the same line.
cool the old price is right is awesomely awesome!!! even though it's before my time sense i was born in the 90's i really likes it anyways thanks 4 the upload
The very original old Price is Right aired on prime time TV in the late 1950's with the host being Bill Cullen. The format of these evening shows was simpler. I actually have four of these night time episodes on DVD, along with many daytime Bob Barker episodes. I remember that on one nighttime show the players had to bid for an actual house in Florida. The cost turned out to be $14,000, ridiculously cheap. You can probably Google these ancient episodes which have a much simpler format.
It's nice to see old episodes like this--instead of the endless Pic Media-fed garbage the current episodes are (and I blame Mike Richards for it--not completely Drew's fault).
Man, U are giving me LIFE w/ all of your "Price is Right" uploads, THIS is the "TPiR" I know and LOVE... PLEASE keep em' coming !!! : ) And one question if I may, would U happen to have the Feb. 3, 1998 episode (Golden Road, Squeeze Play, Plinko, Barker's Bargain Bar, Cover Up, Hi-Lo) ?
In between, there's a snippet from the final week of the Child's Play series and at the end of this video, you see the fee plugs from the debut week of the CP series(with the original rules of the Fast Play round where the school bell was heard TWICE too).
While this episode may have already been uploaded by another user many years ago, your copy is much better quality right there. Keep up the great work on the old TPIR shows you have :)
This was during the "transition" - the show was a full hour and they hadn't introduced the 1976 music yet. All they had was the original '72 set and the 1974 additions (like the first IUFB).
This show is a few years too late for there to be many good looking new cars; there certainly weren't any featured in this particular episode. You can count on one hand the number of good looking American cars produced for the 1976 model year: Dodge Dart Plymouth Duster Chevrolet Corvette Chevrolet Camaro Pontiac Firebird There were a lot of good looking exotic cars in 1976 from companies such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Porsche, etc., but none of those would have been on The Price is Right.
This episode can't possibly be from 1976. Because one of the commercials advertises a piano music compilation as available on compact disc. The compact disc format was released in 1982. The first commercially available audio CD player, the Sony CDP-101, was released October 1982 in Japan.
love the 70's tpir episodes it takes me back to good old days. i am 50 so seeing shows from my child hood is awesome
I'm 51. Same for me. I remember watching tpir with my granny (great-grandmother). She would make us top ramen just before the Price is Right came on and we would eat our top ramen and watch the price is right.
I just love the cool, quality furniture they offered back in the day😊.
And I remember those commercials
We used to but Sue Bee honey
That's exactly how I feel! I'm 51.
Absolutely beautiful ❤️the show bob and how everyone was so elegant 🥰
I'm a true nostalgic at heart. I can remember when this show premiered on prime time on CBS. I'm 57 years old, and this has been one of my favorite game shows. Commercials were better back then, too!
I was born in the summer of 1976 but I do appreciate the quality furniture offered and other knickknacks. It amazes me how much the prices for the food products offered were reasonable, especially those which are still around.
And as for the commercials, some of them.are familiar to me. What I noticed about those old commercials is how intimate they were. It is as though each actor was speaking directly to each individual😊.
So 70’s. I was 12. Good memories.
RIP Bob Barker.....God Bless
*This one was on the day before my 6th birthday, I can remember watching TPIR with my Mom since I was around three.*
Right there with you - I was 5! Great times.
Joining the club! I was also 5. 😊
Ps Happy belated bday.
Love the price is right love Bob Barker ❤
I remember watching this with my mom every day during this time period....per-kindergarten for me. I always remember the "Hour Power" flashing on the screen to start and the spinning wheel.
I have the exact same memory from my childhood!!!
I enjoyed receiving your reply. There is just something about the older commercials-not just the familiar ones but the rare ones as well.
Holy Cow! Diane has always been a true beauty
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I stupidly lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Eric Joel Instablaster :)
@Josue Jasper thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Josue Jasper it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass :D
@Eric Joel happy to help :D
I always loved Bob’s little jog out from the doors!
Wow. I can't believe how there is no time....it's so cut and abrupt with each person.
Theotis has such an ultra cool 70s look!!!
Yeah! Like Rollo from Sanford & Son!
I love his fro!!!!!! Lol
He's a hip dude!
That denim suit is awesome.
His wife slays too
Back in the 70s, Bob was talking and reading the actual retail prices like an auctioneer.😂
Damn, if my math is correct and Theotis joined the Navy 20 before 1976,
he would be about 85 years old today. That means he went into the Navy
in 1956, probably at 18-19 years old.
Thank you for your service Theotis!
Dorothy is the cutest. I like her style. ✨✅✨
4 attractive women ages 25-35ish...picked at random?? Nice work BB.
coincidence? yeah right lol
I was 9 days old when this aired...
I was 16 now in 63 lol
Wow. Those car prices. SO much inflation in under 50 years.
I freakin' loved the last showcase presentation. That was pretty funny! I wonder if they enjoyed getting pied? I'm surprised one of "Barker's Beauties" didn't smear a little pie on Bob!
The intro makes me happy I was born in 1980. Mr bob barker is still alive Feb 3, 2021
Yes he is alive but barely
Last time.i saw.him on an interview he didn't look good
Seeing him live before.heretired was.on my bucket list but I didn't make.it
I live.in pa
I like Drew but he'll never compare to barkers skill as a host, emcee.
Well he made it close to 100 without going over.
@@mets137781 😂
Bob look so good looking back then!!!!!!
Nancy is the grumpiest contestant I have ever seen lol
I mean who wouldn't have wanted to win a Vega Wagon!!!!! ROFL!!!!!
50:20 "I don't think, he would say anything”😂.
@@karmaround she looks nervous about it. poor lady 🤣
Boy, Universal Studios has changed a lot since 1976.. especially compared to this trip offered in the Showcase.
Had Nancy stopped at $3,700, she would have won the car!
Ffffgdfc
the big wheel is the best thing on this episode
Really injoyed you're video thank you
$875 for a sewing machine in the 70s?!? Yikes
In my opinion sewing machines were luxury items in the 1970s.
@@majoinerful : You hit it on the head!
Now they are like as low as $169.00. Though not part of a furniture piece.
To be fair that sewing machine probably still works to this day.
4-2-2- "1" ?!?! THERE'S NO WAY SHE WAS GONNA GET THAT CAR >:-(
Back when they would still show the curtain reveal.
875.00 for a sewing machine? I was in 2nd grade then, had no idea things were so ridiculously expensive.
Some things certainly were! likely because they were generally higher-quality and made in the US.
But people then didn't have all the additional "needs" we have today. In contrast, other items were much cheaper: food, rent, gas, cars. And cable tv wasn't $200/month. TV was free back then, but you only had about 4-6 channels. :D
Things lasted longer. And regular people didn't have the "need" for all the ridiculous stuff we think we need today.
The dollar wasn't nearly as de-valued as it is today - so you normally got a lot more quality for your dough.
I like the other Come on Theme Music better
Interesting the wheel bonus for $1 was $1,000 back then in 1976, and still today. Granted you can now win more with a bonus spin.. however $1000 was worth significantly more in buying power!
Edit - $1500 for that lime green sectional sofa!?! OUCH!!! That's absurd even today lol
Bob must have hand picked the first four ladies.
Three days before my first birthday 🎂
Love the commercials.
59:51 - Get ready for some sweater-wearing fun with Bob Eubanks and "Trivia Trap." Then Bill Cullen is busting out all of the stops with "Blockbusters" only on Game Show Network.
59:54 - "Stay tuned for _Gambit_ next over most of these CBS stations!" 😊
Want that chrome and velvet chair Theotis won.
For the second showcase, they played the cue that would eventually be regularly used for Switcheroo, which was still eight months away from debuting at this point. :)
This is the first known episode where in the credits, Mark Goodson and Bill Todman's first & last names are listed on separate lines instead of on the same line.
Man the electronics were NOT cooperating on this episode!
Amana didn't need a marketing budget after
this show
$500 in 1976 is the equivalent of $2526.40 in 2022 dollars...wow
Bienvenue a price is right.
Trash bags have gotten so expensive.
0:00 the heck is that gameshow before the old gsn id?
Child’s Play
@@gameshowflashback whoa
when did that came out?
very nice fun show🙂😊😀❤❤❤👍🎊🎉🎶🎵🌠🐐
cool the old price is right is awesomely awesome!!!
even though it's before my time sense i was born in
the 90's i really likes it anyways thanks 4 the upload
The very original old Price is Right aired on prime time TV in the late 1950's with the host being Bill Cullen. The format of these evening shows was simpler. I actually have four of these night time episodes on DVD, along with many daytime Bob Barker episodes. I remember that on one nighttime show the players had to bid for an actual house in Florida. The cost turned out to be $14,000, ridiculously cheap. You can probably Google these ancient episodes which have a much simpler format.
Exactly 43 years ago today.
It's nice to see old episodes like this--instead of the endless Pic Media-fed garbage the current episodes are (and I blame Mike Richards for it--not completely Drew's fault).
The LUCKY SEVEN price was $4221. That's nearly impossible to win.
@51:49 - I want that floral mini-dress and those sandals!
How many bicentennial showcases were there all together this season? I think I've seen at least four (including the one in this episode).
black dude was fine. and 20 years of service
The commercials are from the early 90s
Man, U are giving me LIFE w/ all of your "Price is Right" uploads, THIS is the "TPiR" I know and LOVE... PLEASE keep em' coming !!! : )
And one question if I may, would U happen to have the Feb. 3, 1998 episode (Golden Road, Squeeze Play, Plinko, Barker's Bargain Bar, Cover Up, Hi-Lo) ?
Really all that negativity? I'd like to see it someday and/or any episode that hasn't seen in the light of day yet.
And you're making it worse now...
That's it! You're going to get reported on this...
@@graigmellon7874looks like they're gone, don't see anyone there
This must've been the episode entitled "Will The Displays Work Right?". Failure all through.
Wonder what Janice is up to now?
She has to be the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.😅😅😅
I would never think someone would say 0 for that game.
I guessed # 4 and 2 right for the 1st car. Ohhh Linda
This took place a few days before I was born in February.
I had no idea the Poker Game was that old.
That Buick Skylark came with bodyguards? How do you hide two men in there?
A two door station wagon 🤔
In between, there's a snippet from the final week of the Child's Play series and at the end of this video, you see the fee plugs from the debut week of the CP series(with the original rules of the Fast Play round where the school bell was heard TWICE too).
Congratulations on being a New Game Show Channel
22:38 - Listen to that Big Wheel! 😆
I hate the lucky 7's game. It's one of the most difficult to win.
Yep, that game is. I was guessing the prices and pretty much busted on second number.
Jimmy Saville mk2 that fella. Remember watching this as a teenager and thinking the guys a proper creep
Would Sister Frances have to give her winnings to the church?
While this episode may have already been uploaded by another user many years ago, your copy is much better quality right there. Keep up the great work on the old TPIR shows you have :)
No they don't - it's always nice to see older ones posted, even if they may be good or not. I suggest you need to know that fact in a hurry.
This was during the "transition" - the show was a full hour and they hadn't introduced the 1976 music yet. All they had was the original '72 set and the 1974 additions (like the first IUFB).
No, reporting will hopefully stop it once and for all...
His life wasn't "in vain". 😊
Back when cars were good looking and made better..And of course,the girls were hotter with their Farrah Fawcett hair..
Cars made better? I hope you were at least joking in regards to the Vega. It was probably in the crusher within a year.
@@milepost4846 Vegas were neat to drop 350's in and make cool hot-rods..🙂
@@stevearmstrong4561 Oh my, how could I forget how people did that. Mind going!
This show is a few years too late for there to be many good looking new cars; there certainly weren't any featured in this particular episode. You can count on one hand the number of good looking American cars produced for the 1976 model year:
Dodge Dart
Plymouth Duster
Chevrolet Corvette
Chevrolet Camaro
Pontiac Firebird
There were a lot of good looking exotic cars in 1976 from companies such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Porsche, etc., but none of those would have been on The Price is Right.
1976: When hippie fashion bit the dust and every woman sported ugly blouses and camel toe pants, smhl, lol. What were they thinking?
The year my dad was born
Nancy has such a negative vibe!
The pricing games for this video were:
Lucky $even
Poker Game (Retired)
Hi-Lo
Shell Game
Most Expensive
Card Game
TYU
U all overbid the lowest bid is $300 let's erase the bids please we must go lower then $300 dorothy
They had some problems with the electronics on that episode
Disco pants!!!!!
No Bonus Spins
That "famous" rule would not come to fruition until late 1978.
Is Bob wearing a leather wig all over his head !!!!????
Real hair, just lots of product.
What did she win in the end the boat or more? 💰💲
A radar range lol
Wonder what % of those people are still alive
Bob Barker is.
so many times the last bidder is so stupid.. if they would just bid $1 they would win!
Series 4 Episode 1
A Gambling Nun??!! So much for her vow of poverty, LOL!
I don't think Sister Francis got out much. 😐
Manufacturing problems on poker game by the number ain't showing in the player hand digits.
About Game Shows Besides The Price is Right
This episode can't possibly be from 1976. Because one of the commercials advertises a piano music compilation as available on compact disc. The compact disc format was released in 1982. The first commercially available audio CD player, the Sony CDP-101, was released October 1982 in Japan.
@@gameshowflashback I see :))
Episode originally aired in 1976. This copy is a '90s Game Show Network rerun.
haha look at nanceys lips she looks like she said the F word at 45:13
yeah i like the theme of the prtce is right from today much better i do not know when it first started
5 uusing that it has to get to get to get to
50:18 51:03
Electric Mobilty Commerials 1997 47:31
CALL NOW! SAYS 'Life's More Fun With A Rascal!" 48:14
poker game was boring i like the card game much better
ujimmy j
Wow, 2.49 for Bleach?
Borateem....an early brand of color safe bleach. Like Clorox 2, Biz, etc. With enzymes and borates.