I’ve owned two Pontiac Grand Prix’s. One was a baby blue 1978 LJ with crushed velvet baby blue seats and was loaded with power windows, door locks and driver seat ( beautiful car ). The other was a black 1983 LJ with gray interior also loaded. I miss them both and wish I still had them.
One thing I've notice about Hole in One is that back in this era it was the go-to for five-digit cars. Most other car games only had sets built for four digits.
He was taking martial arts classes with Chuck Norris, and when he did Happy Gilmore, he turned down the stunt double and and did his own stunts in that scene with Sandler because he knew how to fight. So, I'd like to think he would have believed it if someone told him in 1984 that he'd be in a fight scene in a comedy movie. I think he might have been more disbelieving if someone told him of how being the star of The Price is Right would make him as big of an icon as he eventually became. Especially when the 1990s came and so many of the late Gen Xers and early Millenials started to attend TPiR tapings, the audience became even more loud and raucous because of their youthful energy, but also because they grew up watching Bob in the summertime and whenever they were sick and didn't go to school and saw Bob as that guy who kept them company, entertained them, and became a bit of a year-round Santa Claus (as was explained in that Theodore Slauson documentary).
6:55 That was so funny..."I don't want to concern you, but if I don't make this putt, I'm going to kill myself."😂 Of course today, Bob would be blamed for making fun of mental health or suicide.🙄⛳
6:55 WOWWWWW I legit yelled hearing that! You could never get away with saying that nowadays! If that was ever said, the hotlines would get backed up not taking this as a little joke but genuinely serious.
I'm 59 years old he's been my hero since I was 8 yrs old 😭😭😭😭Thank you so much Mr. Barker for bringing my family so much joy over the years ! TPIR was like going to church every Sunday my late mom would cook breakfast everyday wed sit around the table playing with contestants screaming laughing even crying when someone wins IT BECAME THAT IMPORTANT TO OUR FAMILY WHEN WE ATE BREAKFAST BOB BARKER WAS IN THE ROOM BEFORE WE GOT THERE ! So God Bless You and thank you sir for the memories ur a family member..
I'm 60 and I can remember even back when I was a kid if you stayed home from school at 11:00 it was always cool because you got to watch the Price is Right.
Love how Shelley was a total nervous wreck but made that putt like a pro!! Also I thought the Trans Am in those years had those alloy wheels but with the "bowling ball" wheel covers. Think "Kitt" in terms of the wheel design. Didn't know that the wheel covers were an option, as this looks like a pretty basic Trans Am without a lot of options.
Originally aired on CBS: 3/20/1984; repeated airing on #TPIRBarker (Shelley's playing for a car that is more than $11,700 during a long putt in #HoleInOne⛳)
Hard to Believe this was almost 40 Years ago I don't watch this anymore but I could still Recommend it to Everyone Today Drew Carrey is still Whitty and I heard he talks to the Contestants between Commercials to make them feel better! and that is saying alot!
Unknown to MOST of the public, anyone winning a car, MUST PAY ALL TAXES DUE BEFORE, taking the car home! And sadly, MOST people DON'T have that much money IN CASH to cover the taxes!
Unknown to you, only the winners who live in California have to pay the taxes up front. All other winners sign the IRS paperwork backstage promising to pay the taxes. Of course you know what happens if they don’t. Well, maybe you don’t know based on your comment.
It was this beautiful model Andi Rapagna who was substituting for Holly then. I remember her great beauty way back when I was watching this episode when I was a little girl of eleven.
Season 12 The Price is Right. Air Date Tuesday March 20th, 1984. Substitute Model Andi Mac-Dowell. Shelley plays Hole-In-One ⛳for Pontiac Trans-AM worth $11,731 eleven thousand seven hundred & thirty one dollars. She made winning putt.
Good afternoon ⛅once again to only the LOYAL FANS AND TRUE here. Reminder to ALWAYS 👎*thumb down* every post from the spammers and trolls which include David Ellis, James McClelland, yaphett and Kevin Miller. Thanks for your help, we need to make this a better place. Good putt and a nice car!
I'm glad Shelley won, she was sweet and cute. But the models in those black dresses!! (I assume Holly was on vacation?) I don't know the brunette's name, but she's as smoking as Janice and Dian! For a pre-teen boy staying home sick from school, bountiful cleavage was the perfect cure-all!
From the March 20, 1984, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which featured sub-Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Andi Rapagna (née Anna Maria Rapagna) from Montreal, filling in for regular Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Holly Hallstrom.
@@davidellis5141 With a difference of $286 because the actual retail price of that pair 👩🏻🤝👨🏻 of Melson Standard rocking 🪨 chairs 🪑🪑 as the third IUFB was $752.
Dian Parkinson She Was Beautiful Dress Alongside Janice Pennington By The Way Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Iconic Modern Muscle Car 80s And Early 90s Before 1989 Turbo Trans Am Intercooled Turbocharged V6 With Buick Engine Indianapolis 500 Pace Car
There has and never will be another Bob Barker. The man is legend.
I'm 50 and grew up with The Price is Right. This is a joy. This sweet lady.
I’m assuming you’re beautiful as this lady 😊 I love watching women from that era their so natural and beautiful
@@Benny-zs7kr I know I've loved my mother who has since passed as this woman did when her mother was alive.
I am over 60 and this mindless consumer entertainment.
@LastFirst-rr9cj bet you're the life of the party
I never get tired of seeing people win prizes. Good for her!
Bobby couldn't take his eyes off that photo! Ha! Rest in peace Bob Barker. A legend to us all!
When he said "you've got it," I thought he was wrong. It really hugged the edge of that hole
Prior to 1987, there was no “Hole in One or Two”-you only got one attempt to make the putt. Now that’s a high pressure situation. 😳
Oh, yes... I remember the days of the TRUE "Hole In One." I miss that...
I was born in 1981, and never knew that. Glad they changed it.
RIP Pontiac, you were a fun brand of cars
@GRosa . My aunt had a Pontiac grands am
Poncho
I’ve owned two Pontiac Grand Prix’s. One was a baby blue 1978 LJ with crushed velvet baby blue seats and was loaded with power windows, door locks and driver seat ( beautiful car ). The other was a black 1983 LJ with gray interior also loaded. I miss them both and wish I still had them.
One thing I've notice about Hole in One is that back in this era it was the go-to for five-digit cars. Most other car games only had sets built for four digits.
Bob is ad-libbing a lot here and it's really funny.🙂
He's the best.
If someone told Bob what he would do in Happy Gilmore here, would he have believed it ???
He was taking martial arts classes with Chuck Norris, and when he did Happy Gilmore, he turned down the stunt double and and did his own stunts in that scene with Sandler because he knew how to fight. So, I'd like to think he would have believed it if someone told him in 1984 that he'd be in a fight scene in a comedy movie.
I think he might have been more disbelieving if someone told him of how being the star of The Price is Right would make him as big of an icon as he eventually became. Especially when the 1990s came and so many of the late Gen Xers and early Millenials started to attend TPiR tapings, the audience became even more loud and raucous because of their youthful energy, but also because they grew up watching Bob in the summertime and whenever they were sick and didn't go to school and saw Bob as that guy who kept them company, entertained them, and became a bit of a year-round Santa Claus (as was explained in that Theodore Slauson documentary).
6:55 That was so funny..."I don't want to concern you, but if I don't make this putt, I'm going to kill myself."😂 Of course today, Bob would be blamed for making fun of mental health or suicide.🙄⛳
Sadly your right
6:55 WOWWWWW I legit yelled hearing that! You could never get away with saying that nowadays! If that was ever said, the hotlines would get backed up not taking this as a little joke but genuinely serious.
I'm 59 years old he's been my hero since I was 8 yrs old 😭😭😭😭Thank you so much Mr. Barker for bringing my family so much joy over the years ! TPIR was like going to church every Sunday my late mom would cook breakfast everyday wed sit around the table playing with contestants screaming laughing even crying when someone wins IT BECAME THAT IMPORTANT TO OUR FAMILY WHEN WE ATE BREAKFAST BOB BARKER WAS IN THE ROOM BEFORE WE GOT THERE ! So God Bless You and thank you sir for the memories ur a family member..
@cindy • Is your comment from December 2022
@@Benny-zs7kr yes sir ! Can someone make sure Mr. Barker gets this message ! TH-cam is the only SM platform I'm on..
@@Cindy-vc3uf wow I just looked him up ,he’s 98 years old! I was sure he had passed
@@mooxima Thank You so much God Bless...
I'm 60 and I can remember even back when I was a kid if you stayed home from school at 11:00 it was always cool because you got to watch the Price is Right.
I would've wanted to see a contest address the ball in the way Norton did.
Heloooooo ball!
Love how Shelley was a total nervous wreck but made that putt like a pro!! Also I thought the Trans Am in those years had those alloy wheels but with the "bowling ball" wheel covers. Think "Kitt" in terms of the wheel design. Didn't know that the wheel covers were an option, as this looks like a pretty basic Trans Am without a lot of options.
That Trans-Am is SWEET!
I remember CERTS!!!
I swear women from that era are so beautiful and natural smile GBU female women that grew up in that era
They're genuinely happy, they don't OVER react 😅
Very happy for her !!! Man o man . . The Barker days were just so fun... We grew up free and happy.
I can smell the Aqua Net hairspray in this video.
6:42-7:00 🤣
Dian Parkinson is the GOAT.
Absolutely!
There was some kind of splice between 8:17 and 8:19, which is an odd place to happen after a win.
I'm torn. I hate that Holly isn't in this one, but I love those boots.
Congratulations Shelley
Great win 😊👏👏
I Remember The Price Is Right Back In The Day.
4:41 Made with real WHAT?
I heard that too, I don't think I'm going to buy any of those Reese chips given that ingredient choice.
Made with real peanuts.
LOL I think Shelly was supposed to hold her mother's picture up so the camera would get it and she would be on TV again😂
Shelley did brilliant on hole in one. 😀👍
On the March 20, 1984, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course, James.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 go tell someone who actually cares
No matter who it is, I always cheer for people to win. But if someone wins a car and then goes to the final, I will cheer for the one who won less
That Pontiac Trans Am is a classic.
💯👍
From March 1984
Shelley is very pretty, nice outfit, that's great that she won the car.
she is so adorable and cute with so little make up.
So many things made in America, compared to today. (But I believe that trans Am was manufactured in Canada.)
We're those rockers made with golden thread?
Originally aired on CBS: 3/20/1984; repeated airing on #TPIRBarker
(Shelley's playing for a car that is more than $11,700 during a long putt in #HoleInOne⛳)
It's the hair.
Janice and Dian were smokin
Hard to Believe this was almost 40 Years ago I don't watch this anymore but I could still Recommend it to Everyone Today Drew Carrey is still Whitty and I heard he talks to the Contestants between Commercials to make them feel better! and that is saying alot!
Unknown to MOST of the public, anyone winning a car, MUST PAY ALL TAXES DUE BEFORE, taking the car home! And sadly, MOST people DON'T have that much money IN CASH to cover the taxes!
Unknown to you, only the winners who live in California have to pay the taxes up front. All other winners sign the IRS paperwork backstage promising to pay the taxes. Of course you know what happens if they don’t. Well, maybe you don’t know based on your comment.
Bet the dash is cracked in that TA by now.😆
It was this beautiful model Andi Rapagna who was substituting for Holly then. I remember her great beauty way back when I was watching this episode when I was a little girl of eleven.
On the March 20, 1984, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course, Silvia.
Then Andi ended up being a model on the Italian version of TPIR and sat in the audience with the Italian host at a March 1985 episode.
@@heidimountain606 March 21, 1985, to be precise.
Robert F - You should take your attitude to another thread. You disgrace yourself displaying such ignorance in the thread of the delightful Silvia.
@@davidellis5141 That's right 👉🏻, you tell him!
Shelley's cute top helped her win that poppin' red Trans AM.
On the March 20, 1984, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course, Kimara.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 go tell someone who actually cares
look its KITT in red!!
Season 12 The Price is Right.
Air Date Tuesday March 20th, 1984.
Substitute Model Andi Mac-Dowell.
Shelley plays Hole-In-One ⛳for Pontiac Trans-AM worth $11,731 eleven thousand seven hundred & thirty one dollars.
She made winning putt.
That's sub-Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Andi Rapagna (née Anna Maria Rapagna) from Montreal, not Andie MacDowell (née Rosalie 🌹 Anderson MacDowell).
@@jamesmcclelland1414 tell someone who actually cares
After the win...
KITT: Michael, I have the most peculiar feeling I've been repainted and now someone else is driving me!
how to get out of contestants row? I mean besides guessing the closest amount w/o going over.
Substitute Model Andi From Italy 🇮🇹 is absolutely stunning 😍 !!
Robert F .. owes me awe ! 😆
@@davidellis5141 He needs to go take a flying leap.
@@kevinmiller6380 He's a loser.
@@davidellis5141 First class loser, that is. He needs to have his mommy bottle feed him.
@@silentbob3208 Yeah, why don't you? 👶👶👶👶👶👶
Did he say bet on those knockers?
Did anyone else’s ad pop up in the middle of the announcer saying car?
I forgot about Certs!!
It's the mints...
Good afternoon ⛅once again to only the LOYAL FANS AND TRUE here. Reminder to ALWAYS 👎*thumb down* every post from the spammers and trolls which include David Ellis, James McClelland, yaphett and Kevin Miller. Thanks for your help, we need to make this a better place.
Good putt and a nice car!
Who was the model with the car? It wasn't Holly.
Never mind. I saw somebody posted her name below.
My goodness, women were so feminine and lovely in those days. How I miss that. They were Ladies.
SHELLEY GOT A HOLE IN ONE PLUS THE PONTIAC TRANS AM WORTH $11,731 8:14
SHELLEY GOT A HOLE IN ONE PLUS THE PONTIAC TRANS AM WORTH $11,731 8:14
Shelley drilled her putt ! ⛳️
@@anandguruji83 On the March 20, 1984, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course.
@@davidellis5141 On the March 20, 1984, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course.
Shelley calmly sank a cluch putt ⛳️ to win .. A New Trans Am !! 😎
Just Say No ! 👎 To Robert F ... A Bot .. 🤖
Says the one who acts like one more than any other 🤣 time to go offline
@@silentbob3208 Just like you need to do.
@@silentbob3208 I, and everyone else, would love to find a way to get rid of you.
@@davidellis5141 Because he's hurting 🤕 our feelings, right 👉🏻?
still a pretty car
I'm glad Shelley won, she was sweet and cute. But the models in those black dresses!! (I assume Holly was on vacation?) I don't know the brunette's name, but she's as smoking as Janice and Dian! For a pre-teen boy staying home sick from school, bountiful cleavage was the perfect cure-all!
@0:44 Sidney is a cutie.
Andi filling in for Holly.
What a stunning / eloquent lady !
Andi Rapagna (née Anna Maria Rapagna) from Montreal, that is, Mark 📌.
@@davidellis5141 Yep 👍🏻!
Substitute model Andi filling in for Holly
Andi Rapagna (née Anna Maria Rapagna) from Montreal, that is, Calvin.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 tell someone who actually cares...
That was not nice and easy, Bob. You should be working at the snack bar.
Lmao! What a time to be alive. Can’t make suicide jokes anymore.
On the 3/20/1984 episode, Shelley wins the Pontiac Trans AM worth $11,731 playing “Hole In One”. 👏🏽 😂😅
Yep 👍🏻!
Where’s Holly?
From the March 20, 1984, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which featured sub-Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Andi Rapagna (née Anna Maria Rapagna) from Montreal, filling in for regular Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Holly Hallstrom.
Shelley had the best 👌 bid at $466 💵 !!
@@davidellis5141 With a difference of $286 because the actual retail price of that pair 👩🏻🤝👨🏻 of Melson Standard rocking 🪨 chairs 🪑🪑 as the third IUFB was $752.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 Yes Sir ! ✅️
@@davidellis5141 Why thank you 🙇🏻.
His comment about her mother would get him fired in today's cry baby world
Hello sir
I'm Muhammad from Pakistan i like your show Hello Mr
I am Mohammad from Pakistan I love your show. Will we ever get a chance on your show?
Hahaha.. dipstick 😂
Congratulations
Thank You Very Much Zack 😊 !!
Dian Parkinson She Was Beautiful Dress Alongside Janice Pennington By The Way Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Iconic Modern Muscle Car 80s And Early 90s Before 1989 Turbo Trans Am Intercooled Turbocharged V6 With Buick Engine Indianapolis 500 Pace Car
2:42 Substitute Barker Babe Andi from Italy 🇮🇹 she was beautiful dress !! 😍
And don't forget Holly Hallstrom, Claudia Jordan 🇯🇴 (DEAL OR NO DEAL?), Brandi Sherwood 🪵 and Ute Werner from San Diego, Jeffery.
@@davidellis5141 Andi Rapagna (née Anna Maria Rapagna) from Montreal, that is. As were both Janice Pennington and Dian Parkinson, of course.
And if she took care of that car and still has it. It’s worth more now then before