Spirited Contestant Risks It All To Win PUNCH-A-BUNCH! - The Price Is Right 1983
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- Spirited contestant Gladys drove over 2,000 miles to see "The Price Is Right"-and risks it all to win $10K in cash during Punch-A-Bunch!
Episode 4794 - The Price Is Right 1983 - The Barker Era
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I love the "What the hell am I to do with a computer?" mentality back then. Now pretty much everyone carries one in their pockets.
Bob was great with contestant's row participation.
"Good thing, in case we were attacked, she in charge of the defense department." Bob was so quick witted!!
That lady was so DECISIVE!
Bob was so good with the contestants! Real skill.
Crazy to think many of these people are long gone. It's like a time machine
I think about the same thing.
Bob Barker is still with us , he is 99 yrs old though , so I’m sure a decent amount of the contestants that were on the show are probably still alive
@@alandoughty6320 This did not age well
@@Kentboy05 No, it did not , so Bob Barker is no longer with us , the end !
@@alandoughty6320Nope. Bob passed away last summer.
The person who uploads these has the best job ever.
Imagine the loved ones getting to watch their family or friends from back then!! These clips are wonderful!!😍 bring back so many memories!!🥰
Holy Crap! I still have a Ti99/4A in the original (though somewhat beat up) box with the manuals and everything. No monitor, it worked with any analog TV.
The 8-bit guy did a video on this very computer. If he saw this, it would make his day.
It would be easy to say "heck, I came here with nothing, so if I leave with nothing I'm not any worse off, but I'm having fun". Easy to say of course, because I'm not the one standing there
She actually left with some prizes and cash, just not a lot of cash.
$150 (no monitor)
It quickly became the best-selling home computer in America, controlling, by the end of 1982, approximately 35% of the market--150,000 machines a month. In February 1983, TI cut the price to $150, and then in June 1983, it offered a plastic version of the TI-99/4a for less than $100
I just wanna get to know Bert and Gladys. The second I heard Sundqvist was their last name I knew "They gotta live in Minnesota" and sure enough, she says she does. Scandinavians all can recognize this. Sadly, Gladys passed on long ago, as she would be 110 this year.
What can I do with a computer? Lol
Higher!! That was awesome
The contestants row part of this clip was precious enough
We'll Have Our First Showcase Showdown After We Show You This ..
@@yaphettvazquez9796 Be Right ✅ Back !
@@yaphettvazquez9796 You're Welcome !
6-7 when we first started. Hilarious!
From the February 10, 1983, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻.
Gladys had the best bid at 700 Dollars 💸 !
@@davidellis5141 With a difference of $150 because the actual retail price of that Texas Instruments home 🏡 computer 🤖 was $850.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 That's Right ✅ !
@@davidellis5141 Thanks 😊!
@@jamesmcclelland1414 You're Welcome !
I would have taken $500 and quit with one punch to go. Yes I know that may not be the best move, but there's that risk of getting a lower amount when giving it back. If it was the first punch with three to go, I would have given it back. It's just one of those days where it didn't work out that way for the contestant with just $50 at the end...
That's just it, you can't be angry with winning $500. I don't blame you a bit
The contestant in the video is from Stillwater, Minnesota and it's CBS station is WCCO-TV channel 4.
WCCO-TV on Nicollet St
I got to tour the KSTP studio as a 1st grader in about 1972.
Not from Stillwater , Oklahoma.
This clip is a classic Punch-a-Bunch win with contestant Gladys & it's from a February '83 episode of the American TV show "Price Is Right" (from season 11) on CBS. 🇺🇲 🇺🇲
February 10th 1983 is the original air date here.
Yep 👍🏻!
I Think it would be Nice They would include The original air In The corner
during the opening credits
@@MattHandy8577 Agreed ☑️!
@@jamesmcclelland1414✅️
Season 11 Price is Right Season.
Air Date Friday February 10th 1983.
Gladys plays PUNCH-A-BUNCH Chance to win $10,000 dollars!!
did google help ya?
@@luci-fer250 No 👎🏻, but the Season ⛄ 11 calendars 📅📅📅📅📅📅📅📅📅📅📅📅 of games 🎯🎱 did, however.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 good for you
@@luci-fer250 Thanks 😊!
Bell 🔔 Antonio, February 10, 1983, was actually on a Thursday, not Friday, which would be next ➡️ year.
Computers sure have come a long way in forty years,
Ah those were the days
When bringing out the prize to bid on, they should show it to the contestants as well.
STILLWATER MINNESOTA! 😂😂😂
Wonder what was going on with the bell sound effect in this video
I miss the 2nd Chances with this game.
In 1983, $500 would have been a lot of money to give up. If it were me, I would have kept it. That's like giving up on $3,000 in today's money.
Nah all those prizes come with 1099's attached, it's free to win so it's always best go for all the marbles, She already had a few prizes to keep so anything she gained was already profit. Game shows usually punish those without the guts to press on that 1 more time, you might not win the big prize every time but it's never worth it to just keep 2nd or 4th best.
And especially if there was one more punch to go - maybe if there were three punches to go, I would have given it back. Sometimes it's the luck of the draw that really kicks in for this game especially where the slips with all the money are put in each hole.
It's nice to talk to people in the audience, these days since COVID there's limited seating in the audience, it seems
Only Three Barker Beauties Dian Parkinson Janice Pennington And Kathleen Bradley From The Early 90s Before Nikki Schieler Ziering And Rachel Reynolds By The Way I Just Wanted To Say Thank You Abigail Ratchford Birthday ☺💋💞🤩😍
And don't forget Holly Hallstrom, Claudia Jordan 🇯🇴 and Heather Kozar, Jeffery.
Don't forget Holly Holstrom
@@Quimby-1966 That's spelled Holly Hallstrom (née Holly Anne Hallstrom), not Holstrom, but you tell Jeffery not to forget her because he always forgets to mention her.
The nerve to forget the best of all of Barker's Beauties...Holly Hallstrom
@@cjack21276 Along with both Claudia Jordan 🇯🇴 and Heather Kozar, of course.
Notice the model had trouble getting the card out, yet you could see the contest had won?
I would quit at $10,000.
What do I use a computer for in 1983?
You can program your grocery list into it. So you have a non-portable list you can only view on your TV at home.
She’s ready to 👊 lol
There are two $10,000, three $5,000, five $1,000, ten $500, ten $250, ten $100, ten $50 and four "Second changes". That's 54 prizes, but there are only 50 punch slots.
Note that when she punches out the first one, a piece of paper falls out the back. Could she have pushed out the prize amount, what would happen if Bob couldn't find it?
Stillwater Minnesota isn't that far from me! Lol
When did they add the music?
Damn, Bob Barker with brown hair, and Rod Rodney ( I think that is his name ) calling the contestants to come on down. This is quite an old episode. Plus, look at that Texas Instruments home computer. That was certainly state of the art...For 1983 lol...Great show though...I do not know who was the better host. Bob Barker, or Alex Trebek> I would probably say, Alex Trebek...What are other peoples opinions? Leave comments here, I would like to know other peoples choices..
Rod Roddy/or Johnny Olson i think
@@luci-fer250 it’s Johnny Olson. Rod Roddy didn’t come along until February 1986 (Johnny unfortunately died of a stroke in October 1985)
Johnny Olsen was the announcer
@@michaeljackson8262 That's spelled the late ⏰ Johnny Olson, not Olsen.
Can anyone read clearly what was written on the Crayola board prize? Looks like "loves Barker" as the last two words but can't make out the first word.
OUCH!
The show could be stingy at times. Why not just give all the cash to the contestant?
Poor Gladys didn't 👊 A Bunch ! 😕
@@yaphettvazquez9796 That's Right ✅ !
I would quit at $1,000 if I got that in a punch.
Good 👍🏻 point ↖️, Heidi!
You say that, but it would be extremely difficult to do in the moment, especially if you got it at the first punch and had 3 left.
😆😄😄😄
$50 is a small mount or money. Now the lowest is $100 which is better than $50. It was more than what she walked with.
I started watching this and the first thing I thought was both Gladys and her husband have since passed away.
She'd've been better off keeping the $500.
I suppose it being the US and California, she'd have to pay a lot more than $50 tax on the prizes she'd already won.
If she was 70 years old in the 80s, she's likely gone today.😇
😆
She passed away in July 16,2004
@@johnf2722 Awwww. God rest her soul.😇
Oh yeah...That was thirty nine years ago. If she was seventy back then, she would be one hundred and nine years old now...It is possible. Very unlikely, though...lol
@davidgordon702 *119, but apparently she did make it to about 91
GLADYS LOST PUNCH A BUNCH
GLADYS LOST PUNCH A BUNCH
@@anandguruji83 Indeed, can't leave anything less than $50, it would've been a horrible loss if a contestant had all four prizes wrong, but maybe someday soon.
She failed to 👊 a bunch !
@@yaphettvazquez9796 She Will Spin One Dollar 💵 !!
Is she alive
Nope 👎🏻🙅🏻!
Thumbs down. I don't need to see somebody from 40 years ago lose. Show us something exciting please.