Contestant Wins DELUXE DICE GAME Despite Two Board Malfunctions! - The Price Is Right 1983
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- Contestant Ann runs up against two board malfunctions playing Deluxe Dice Game-but she still drives off in a cool new Convertible!
Episode 4992 - The Price Is Right 1983 - The Barker Era
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I could watch these all day. Way better than the current TPIR.
Most definetly. Especially with episodes between 1972 - 2009.
Amen, sir!
I'm #TeamBarker
@@tiffanymorgan6562 Team Barker still going strong with 98¢ in his pocket. Two more pennies, he’s got a $1.00 in his pocket, on the big wheel, and for his life. 😇💯👍
Bob Barker made the show exciting
Someone on the crew is going to get chewed out after the show 😂 Bob you're such a pro
Way she goes. Sometimes things happen.
Thats just 80s technology for you
@@Rurike I always think of the price is right as a 90’s show… I guess it first aired in 1956!?!
There were actually 3 errors.. the 1 disappeared from the board nearly right after it was revealed... so that there was no second number 1 blank 5 6 4
Also the first win under the 5-digit format. 😉
Oh, yes, the first time it has been played, under that setting.
After winning gloves and rockers-puhff! 🤢-she deserved to win that convertible!
She also won $100 for guessing the price ($340) exactly right.
Bob was actually off a bit: that car cost at least $11,000 (not $10k)...seeing there are no zeros in the price of the car.
At least $11,111 because of no zeroes in price of car.
@@TheRealfan1 touche
I suppose the Dice Game was temporarily retired when cars were between $6667 - $11,110.
@@DoubleEdgedSword2 They probably had to go through the extras until the price had every digit between 1 & 6. It could even mean looking at several cars. :)
If you roll a 1 can't you say "lower"?
5:37
The One disappears again.
This is now the regular dice game
Airdate is September 13, 1983, second episode of Season 12.
You've got it, Mark 📌!
i love how hes giving jabs to the crew lol
And they deserved them. lol
How about that? A $100 bonus + a new convertible (with a new Dice Game twist at the time)? She’s had quite the day.
I miss the call in to win prizes with contestants. Or send mail and they give you a chance to win something
Rocking chairs and work gloves, that’s an odd pairing of one bid prizes.
On the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course, Heidi.
Pretty good win. I noticed a third malfunction, though: after the mix-up with where the 1 (2nd digit) was supposed to be go, they forgot to leave that (number) display turned on (it did show the one in the correct place, for a second).
The 2nd number, 1, was still not lit after they lit it lol.
Fail haha
ANN WINS DELUXE DICE GAME PLUS THE $11,564 DODGE CONVERTIBLE 3:48 5:21 5:32 5:51 6:11
ANN WINS DELUXE DICE GAME PLUS THE $11,564 DODGE CONVERTIBLE 3:48 5:21 5:32 5:51 6:11
Nice Roll of the 🎲 🎲 = New Car 🚗 !!
@@anandguruji83 On the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course.
@@davidellis5141 On the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course.
My father surprised my mother with the same model car "a door is a-jar" would announce, and I'd say no a door and a jar are two different things. My mother hated me putting the top down to put groceries in for the two mile ride home, but mom! Clean out your trunk.
That car in today's dollar is roughly $35,000. Not ɓad at all! Even that $100 bucks would be like $300 today!
That car is a zonk! Love it.
Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long, long time.
There was no board malfunction. The guys made two mistakes.
The second number 1 didn't stay on. No way to know if it was a malfunction or if they mistakenly hit the wrong buttons then turned the 1 off. But, seems unlikely that they would mess up three times in one game.
Wow a $11,564 Convertible.
On the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT ▶️, of course, Angelo.
When did Dice Game get it's yellow color change, 1984?
I wonder if those two malfunctions was deliberate.
Bob gets so sassy lmao
The producers were nippin' the whiskey a tad early methinks.
At some point, the "Deluxe" Dice game just became the "Dice Game" later on as cars got more expensive.
The only thing “deluxe” about it is that cars started to cost over $10,000 and games had to be modified to add a 5th digit. I seem to recall Pathfinder existing with 4-digit car prices.
Tune in Tomorrow for the phone home game !! 📞
3 malfunctions actually- notice how the second number mysteriously disappeared soon after it was confirmed (to be correct)!
It's Deluxe Dice Game! The current Dice Game setup is yellow
From the September 13, 1983, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻._
Ann is a 10/10
Yep 👍🏻, on the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT ▶️, of course.
As gas prices hit $5.00 a gallon, we saw the Deluxe Dice Game on "The Price Is Right" from an original 1983 broadcast had a brand new car with a 5 figure play, as the first number is given for free, and not any zeros and any numbers higher than six are in the price of the car on four dice in play. And the scoreboard display used stadium display numbers, which shows actual numbers higher or lower than what is on each of these four dice, or the exact number on the nose on each dice in the Dice Game played on The Price Is Right.
I never heard of the Phone Home Game. It must have been short-lived.
That was a fine looking car! Way to go Ann! And what a crazy dice game; who's in charge behind the scenes? :P
The pair of rockers on Janice!
From Albert M. Lock 🔑, Laz M!---as the fifth IUFB on the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT ▶️, of course.
Note: please skip to 0:30 if you don't want want to hear a reminder from #TPIRBarker.
A K car? Too funny.
Someone in the audience was sure about the exact price of the furniture. I figure he was a salesman.
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How can I be expected to enjoy a rocking chair without gardening or work gloves?
11,000 car in 1983 is now worth in today's dollars 32,000.
Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
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Holly was nice dress !!
@@davidellis5141 A nice 👍🏻 red dress 👗, that is.
And don't forget Holly Hallstrom, Claudia Jordan 🇯🇴 (DEAL OR NO DEAL?) and Heather Kozar, Jeffery.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 I Keep Forgetting
@@jefferyrobertson7520 I know you do.
It's a shame that 15,000 dollars was a lot of money back then when a gallon of gas was 1.50 and now when gas is 5.00 a gallon 15,000 is still a lot of money 30 years later.
$15,000 now won’t get you as much as it would’ve back then.
It’s called inflation. In 1983 people were paying the equivalent of $4.35/gallon and that car was $43,540 in 2022 dollars. I don’t remember people whining so much about the cost of things like they do now.
@@benmartinez1267 in 1983 I was a junior in high school and between 400 to 500 a week. People can barely make that now its not so much that the costs have gotten high. Wages haven't kept up
Yes, it's a lot of money, but its value has more than halved in that time. In 1983 you could buy a new car with that. In 2022 it will cover your first payment.
@@benmartinez1267 $11k for a convertible in 1983 when the median salary was $24.5k compared to today when a similarly low cost convertible (Mazda mx-5) is $27k the median salary is $51k.
45% annual salary vs 53%. Do a similar thing with home/rent and its even worse.
It's not just inflation, it's the erosion of the buying power and quality of life.
She actually didn't win because at the end you clearly see the 2nd digit is zero. (j/k dont @ me!)
Bob the BOSS 💯
Ann is real pretty
3 mistakes actually, as the 2nd number wasn't lit up later.
I suspect that the “board malfunctions” were just someone hitting the wrong button. Fortunately they corrected it quickly both time. There is actually a third mistake because the second digit of the price is not showing at the end. By the way, I heard somewhere that the car price in this game is fudged to fit all the numbers between 1 and 6. Perhaps they should use 10-sided dice. Such a thing exists as used in Dungeons & Dragons.
That would make it more difficult to win it. With a six sided dice, there is a one in six chance that you get the right number and don't have to guess. With a ten sided dice it is of course only one chance in ten of hitting the right number.
They don't necessarily have to fudge the price of the car. They can just give away the car with a different game if the numbers aren't all 1 to 6 or pick a car with the right combination of accessories to give it that price.
Bet she sold the car because she couldn't afford the California Taxes on 11K!
He should head to Vegas. Anyone who can live as close as possible to 100 without going over is pretty lucky IMO.
Rest in peace and the same happiness we all felt watching you in TV, Bob!
Most “centenarians” (people living 100 or over) are women. I just recently saw a 102-year-old woman on Facebook.
The contestants now make fools out of them selfs
Someone lost their job that day
Still way cheaper than what cars are here in 2024
You have all overbid !! 😠 😡
On the September 13, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT ▶️, of course, David.
Ann had won a $340 pair of rocking chairs, a $100 bonus for a perfect bid and a $11,564 Dodge Convertible in “Deluxe Dice Game” for a total of $12,004, if you do the math and add up the winnings.
Oh, I wasn’t pay attention to the $100 bonus for perfect bid.
If you take that $12,004 in 1983 and adjust for inflation, today in 2022, her winnings would equal $33,498.85!
What sucks is those same types of items and similar car today would be definitely a lot more than that even after inflation!
Just shows how bad the world has become with it's craving for the latest technology and instant gratification no matter the cost....this is only one of many examples showing how is humans have ruined society and the world!
Came here after seeing a Elon Musk lookalike not only win a car, but also sprained his ankle on "That's Too Much".
Hi, even Bob Barker has dummies working for him.
LOL. A Dodge 400. The only way Dodge could clear their inventory of 400s is if they gave them away for free.
I say the malfunctions were done on purpose and the producers obviously did not want that car to be won.
The sponsors pay for the prizes. The producers have no incentive to risk federal charges by gaming the system.
@@jednick That's what they WANT you to think! Jew producers will ALWAYS find ways to screw you!
@@ikeelyouz4517 You're a head case.
Barker was a total jerk!
Contestant in 1983 = happy, excited, and enthusiastic. Contestants today = spazzes, run around screaming (even though they haven't won the game yet), drop to the floor, obnoxious, and act like idiots. I'll take Bob's contestants with SOME modicum of decorum, thanks....
Also mostly fat these days
@@Sean-me4fv The correct term is horizontally challenged. 😂
Bob was so condescending
A Chrysler car..yuck!!😏
If I had won that car in 1983, I would have been happy with it.
He's Great