Celebrate the Debut of Card Game on The Price Is Right in 1974 - The Price Is Right 1974
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- 50 years ago today, Card Game debuted on The Price Is Right with Bob Barker on July 4, 1974. See the first hand delt of this classic pricing game.
Episode 0964 - The Price Is Right 1974 - The Barker Era
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We are showcasing episodes not viewed in decades. Starting from Season 11 (1982), this is the first season when animal furs were no longer offered as prizes, supporting Bob’s advocacy of animal rights in memory of his wife Dorothy Jo.
To celebrate what would have been Bob Barker's 100th birthday, the channel is also featuring episodes from the debut season of The "New" Price Is Right in 1972.
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Happy 50th birthday and Fourth of July to Card Game, which stood the test of time on "The Price Is Right"!
Thank you for posting this opening with the premiere of Card Game, with it's original staging and game play. It really was smart for them to have put both the host and the contestant on one side, as it was awkward for Bob to have to hold the microphone over the table. Producers could have installed a second mic on the contestant side, but that would have required more cost and setup/wiring.
I honestly had no idea the Card Game was that old on “The Price Is Right.” It’s one of my favorite pricing games whenever I watch it. People would sometimes get confused about what they need to do to win, so with the spread range being more obvious with the way it is now just makes it more clear.
Amazing, I remember watching when it debuted, but I don’t remember it being played like this. I thought they always used the 52 card deck,
The Card Game was still finding itself in 1974.
I've never seen Card Game played like this.
I would have drawn at least 1 more card. And, I don't really see a need for them to put the initial $1000 up there for a car that is in the $3000-$4000 price range.
@akampfer I thought so, too.
3:14 The immaculate debut of the Card Game! (in its 1974-83 "Hot Tub" motif)
I used to watch Price is Right when I was a kid. I always like Bob. He’s such a classy guy. I remember when Price is Right came on in the evening when Dennis James was the host. Great times.
50 years of Card Game! Notice that they didn't use a traditional deck at all here for the debut. And, as contestants usually do, the first contestant goes too conservative with the big spread.
Pretty soon, we’ll get 50 years of Shell Game and Race Game.
@@Nickrj3Right. Shell Game anniv. is June 17 and Race Game August 14.
@@Nickrj3 Wonder if they're going to show that bear rug, one that Bob Barker would later regret offering early on.
What is your favorite pricing game and least favorite game ?
I love these old episodes, especially pre-1979, back when Bob Barker ate meat.
Not to mention still with his longtime wife, Dorothy Jo Barker. After her death, Bob became a vegetarian which explains why he almost made it to the age of 100!
@@meyerj75
Bob's vegetarianism came with a price in the form of numerous health problems.
-Sciatica, 1982
-Stroke while exercising, 1991
-Partially blocked artery in hand, 1999
-Stroke while sunbathing, 2002
-Prostate issues, 2002
-Skin cancer
-Multiple falls
-Back pain
Finally, his cause of death:
-Alzheimer's Disease, 2023
I couldn't find any health issues of Bob back when he was eating meat.
@@MisterBourgolini His former wife Dorothy Jo Barker was also a vegetarian, yet lung cancer still killed her. In an unrelated note, so did Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys (he had cancer but not lung cancer). So unless you're Holly Hallstrom, another vegetarian, going vegan doesn't guarantee you a longer life. What?!?
@@MisterBourgolini What are you his doctor?
A brand new car for under 4k. You would never see that today.
$3,659 in 1974 is equivalent to about $23,309 in 2024. $23,309 today sure would be a lot to buy a new Hornet (if you even could). The quality of those inexpensive AMC cars was rather poor.
Thanks For Sharing!
Now you can't even get a decent pre-owned car for that price.
That was totally different from the way they've played it since, where they pick out cards with everything from an Ace to a 2 of hearts, spades, clubs, or diamonds.
Poor Marian seemed super nervous and flustered
4:27 The first time that Bob gave a contestant an opening bid. However, it would another 8.8 years before he'd ever do that, when the Card Game got its first-ever facelift on March 16, 1983.
My dad had one of these cars in canary yellow and ended up leaking oil all over the driveway. Those were the days.
It's great how this was synced with when Drew mentioned this on the show today. Thank you!
From the INDEPENDENCE DAY '74 (7/4/74) episode of The Price is Right featuring the premiere of the Card Game! Confirms that we're getting another batch of 70s episodes soon. Happy Independence Day!!
I'm so excited about that. We'll get to see more of the earlier episodes. ❤
On the Pluto TV TPIR The Barker era channel they show the first season then seem to jump to like 1981 or '82 I'd like to see some mid '70's episodes
@@MoparTech Pluto started off airing the 11th season of TPIR for those reasons:
*) Once the show's contract with Zimman Furs was up, they would no longer be able to display animal fur coats anymore. I don't how many times up to 1982 they did so, but I assume it was random as the pre 1982 are not banned completely.
*) The dark orange and purple turntable set. I guess TPIR fans are more accustomed and familiar with the purple set that would last more 2 decades on the show than the tacky red-orange which ran from 1975-82 which is nowhere near nightmare fuel material.
*) It was the first season under a normal production schedule with episodes running from September to early July with 2 months off. Prior to that, it was very common for game shows to air episodes without repeats especially when it was done live, something that NBC was commonly known for. During the 1981-82 season, Bob Barker lost his wife Dorothy Jo from lung cancer as she was a heavy smoker then. Barker was devastated and needed time off during his "grievance" period as repeats of previous shows dating back to 1980 where airing. Ironic enough, another unrelated game show, "Bullseye" was using 2/3rds of the studio space to tape their shows, especially during the "Celebrity Bullseye" period where celebrities were the contestants playing for charity. Taping resume regularly (and for now on) that September (1982) once Bob was well enough to continue on without Dorothy Jo's presence around. (Pluto states that the entire 11th, 12th, and 13th seasons are safe to air as they don't not contain animal fur products or "Bump", the latter is uncertain as they have aired at least two episodes with "Bump" including Johnny Olson's final announcing episode (11-21-1985).)
@@MoparTech I would too, because I've seen all those they have from the early 80s.
@@MoparTechBob prevented the 70’s episodes from re-airing because they offered fur coats and he didn’t want to be associated with that after he became an animal activist.
Originally a light and dark brown table with red lettering and a blue top! Ugh! I’d like the Card Game version with what should be a color for all card tables which is green! By the way, this card is no way near a hornet because of the grill!
I would have picked one more card, thinking of 1974 prices. She shouldn't be sad. The Hornet would have long turned to rust by now.
America was 198 years old back on July 4, 1974.
And then president Richard Nixon would resign some 36 days later! (Vice President Gerald Ford took his place.)
The number styling fonts on the show's own deck of cards resemble that of the dollar amounts during the "face the devil" bonus game on The Joker's Wild which was still on CBS at the time and would successfully go against NBC's very obscure "Winning Streak" for the next 6 months. The Price Is Right's next door neighbor was Match Game '74 and would have killing ratings galore that would place it as the #1 daytime game show for 5 consecutive years. TPIR's survival at the time was due to Match Game's success before moving back to late mornings (where it still stands to this day) where it was able to compete against NBC's game show lineup even though it took them many years to defeat Wheel Of Fortune, which was do well in syndication and like its competitor, is still on to this day.
50 Years OF Card Game...
P.D Late
Thanks for uploading this. I've always been curious about the original cards used. Now all we need is the holy grail of clips... Penny Ante with its original rules!
Production number of the first playing of Penny Ante for reference was 3134D
Holy cow - what a rare treat! These original rules didn't last very long... maybe a few playings at most.
She was wearing a nice classy red, white, and blue outfit!
I wonder when the Card Game got its current deck of 52 playing cards that replaced the money-betting cards.
I don't recall GSN rerunning this one.
They did not, the earliest Card Game they ran was from August 1974.
Before Card Game got a First Win...
It's a First Loss.
Fact: These cards was before the Standard 52-card deck used.
Now the Card Game is Carey’s Car Club
In today Card Game, they give an opening bid other wise if you start from scratch it would take 10 minutes of more to play.
Thanks for uploading this special treat! For years we speculated that the special deck wasn't present on the first playing - that turned out to not be the case.
Here’s what’s scary. The contestant Kathy is over 70 years old now. Assuming she was at least 20 then.
A couple weeks ago we got the earliest card game playing from August 9, 1974. Now we get the premiere.
I imagine that episode must've been cut into for a *slightly* important world event that happened that day.
Richard Nixon resigned as President that night. It was also Jay Leno's debut in the Tonight Show. No one saw it because of the coverage of Nixon's resignation.
Always found TPIR before 1976 a little odd. Much more formal, Bob was much more "game show hosty", and the energy was definitely nowhere near what it would be. It's fun to see the early years, when they didn't have a clue it would last 50+ years!
In the first few months, there was hardly any audience reaction, even for a new car. Total silence.
Also, there was a weekly nighttime version. Bob Barker wasn't doing the nighttime version at the time. It was Dennis James whose hosting styling was more rapid fire than Barker's.
Well at least we're back in the Johnny Olson era.
Back to the 70s even.
I’m waiting for Rod Roddy’s episodes!
I actually remember watching this episode!
I actually like this format of the Card Game.
It wouldn't work today. You gotta have separate cards for the spread since nobody would win it with a $250 spread. It's also way too easy to shoot by that.
After watching its very first playing, I now detect how ridiculous the Drew Carey era has made it (Everything is so animated these days. I couldn't imagine TPIR becoming a cartoon either.).
6:03 - 6:06 *UGH!* Rats! The first-ever Card Game loss in its debut, and it simply won't be the last either. Sorry, Kathy.
The staging was different in the early playings. The front of the Card Game table was facing towards the audience instead of facing towards the announcer’s podium.
Its never faced towards Johnny's position. If it did the audience would not be able to see the game board clearly. It called shooting from a different angle with the cameras, stupid
The car was behind Door #3 for its earliest playings before moving behind Door #2.
@@Tubewings Door #3 would also be used to display cars for the much maligned "On The Nose" solo game which ran from 1984 to 1985.
Kathi was so adorable.
Happy 50th birthday Card Game! It was played (and WON!) on today's 4th of July episode!
It's weird seeing them so far apart
I'd love to see the playings of the Telephone Game, Shower Game, and the early playings of Punch A Bunch and Penny Ante.
Search Wink Martindale, if you haven't before. He has high quality versions of Telephone and Shower game. Personally, I couldn't believe those games actually existed. The early Punch a Bunch should still be on RUclips as well.
@@silentbob3208 They were on his channel. But they're gone now.
Oh, no...I just checked and they are! Well, Shower Game seems to be around still from other uploaders but that stinks. I can't find early PaB anymore either.
One of the co-owners of TPIR (CBS or Freemantle) forced Wink to remove the TPIR videos sadly.
The Punch Board's debut had a different format. It involved the letters in Punch board.
Incredible footage. I had no idea they played it like this. Not even using the standard deck of cards yet.
definitely early mid 70's 4 women in a row at random not huge overweight
I don’t like this special game deck. The cards look weird. This would have made for an interesting special deck though. I also didn’t like the $1000 opening bid in 1974. But it was a great find!! Happy 50th Birthday Card Game!🎉
It was only the opening bid because it was the first card chosen. If it had been a $600 card, then the opening bid would have been $600.
@@Tubewings I know
The numerical styling font on the first run cards are similar to the money cards on the "face the devil" bonus round on the Joker's Wild. Both shows aired on CBS at the time.
@@meyerj75When did the Card Game receive the current deck of 52 playing cards (Spades, Clubs, Diamonds and Hearts ranging from Deuce-10 and Kings, Queens and Jacks)?
WOW!! THE CARD GAME DEBUT OF 50 YEARS AGO EXACTLY TODAY!! JULY 4,1974!! HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY & BIRTHDAY CARD GAME ON THE PRICE IS RIGHT!!--HALF HOUR SHOW BACK THEN WITH THE LATE BOB BARKER!! I caught a bit of The Price Is Right with Drew Carey today & THEY PLAYED THE CARD GAME EXACTLY 50 YEARS TODAY!! I forget the male contestant's name but today he was playing to win a Chevrolet Malibu & he picked the biggest spread card of $5,000!! He later got the range between $24,000 to $29,000---🎉🎉🎉He won the car because it was $26,000 & change!!
Back then it was a half hour show.
I guess playing cards comes later
America's 198th Anniversary saw the most infamous Pricing Game ever introduced on _The Price Is Right: _*_CARD GAME!!!!!_* 🃏♣️♠️♦️❤️
Even its first playing was a bust!
And in the 5 decades since, many an attempt to win a new car on _TPIR_ via Card Game have gone up in flames. 😬
They say the first impression is a lasting one.
You have zero concept of what the word, "infamous" means.
So was Mystery Price, the most underrated pricing game in Price Is Right history!
@@ChristopherCampbell Infamous due to the fact it's mostly the losingest Pricing Game ever!
@@AarHan3Bullseye '72: *AM I A JOKE TO YOU*
@@Ben_the_Rosafan 🤣
This hasn’t even aired on the channel yet!!! How did you acquire it???
This means another batch of 70s episodes is ready to drop soon.
This must be a special upload to mark Card Game's 50th anniversary.
@@silentbob3208Do you think they will be aired on PlutoTV?
In the next drop when it resumes from the summer of 1973, we’ll see the very first time Lucky Seven, Temptation and Mystery Price were played on the show
A very young bob
Happy 4th of July Price Is Right fans.🎆☺
Ah, so they didn't use the Bicycle cards right off the bat. It also looks like the drew the range from the regular deck as well.
Card Game turns 50.
Forget the card game. Whats mind blowing is the price of the car.
If this can be officially uploaded, then I see no issue in the streaming channel adding more classic episodes before 1982.
I'd like to see episodes from 76-79 but it'll probably be a long time.
Back when Johnny didn’t drink as much, apparently
The Hornet was Awsome! 😊
Happy 4th of July Bob Barker.😂
@5:20, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that FONT the same number font used on the FACE THE DEVIL board on TJW?
Yes, it does looks like a font that was used on The Joker's Wild.
@@silentbob3208 I notice it was the font used in the "Face the Devil" bonus game from "The Joker's Wild" when Kathi drew that $250 card. And I still would like to know the name of that font.
@@joshrebich1832 check "Thalia". That one looks like a match to me.
@@joshrebich1832I think it's called"Thalia".
Yep. I have to confess. I don't remember when TJW went from "Joker's and Devils" to "Face The Devil" bonus games. If the Card Game was first played PRIOR to the "Face The devil" game, then it must have revamped to the traditional two deck playing we're more familiar with today.
Contestant kinda looks like the Hawk Tuah girl
RIP!! IN MEMORY OF MY PARENTS LOIS ANN ROUTHIER (10-28-1934-5-6-1984) & PHILLIP ANTHONY ROUTHIER (9-17-1924-8-6-2001)---& RIP!! BOB BARKER (12-12-1923-8-26-2023)!! & JOHNNY OLSON (1910-85)
Whats the name of the car there?
That's an AMC Hornet. These were manufactured between 1970 and 1977.
@@silentbob3208 oh nice. Going to check Wikipedia and see what specs it have there
@@AllanDiRealMcCoy (suggestion: a source more reliable than Wikipedia)
I had one, was a blue '74 Hornet but I don't believe it was a hatchback. Johnny said it was a V8 so it was probably a 304 like mine but could've been a 360. Pretty sure AMC used the Chrysler 904 torqueflite.
@@greatPretender79 A904 is the 3 speed. I work on those. Those upgraded to A500 which is a 4 speed
They couldn't have found a more All-American looking girl for the Fourth of July.
The Blonde Next Door 😊
David is a creep.
(question: "All-American looking girl")
@@davidellis5141👍🏻
@@silentbob3208👎🏻
THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SUPER JULY 4TH 50TH ANNIVERSARY BONUS!! BESIDES WINNING THE $26,000 CHEVROLET MALIBU!!--HE SHOULD ALSO WON A BONUS FOR $50,000😮YES!! HE COULD HAVE WON $76,000 IN CAR 🚗 & 🤑💰 MONEY!!
3K FOR A NEW CAR BACK THEN!?!?!?
That’s Insane!!!!!
50 years later and you can't even get a good used one for that much.
Inflation calculated, that $3600 proce in today money is $24,600. Also people were making like $7k a year salaries in 1974.
Robert makes no sense 😑 in general & he is particularly fiscally inept.
No, David the failed troll never does make sense when he posts. Ride the short-bus out of here now
@@silentbob3208EXCUSE ME!!!?
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY 🇺🇸 FIREWORKS 💥 FROM THE PRICE IS RIGHT THE BARKER ERA ON RUclips
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY 🇺🇸 FIREWORKS 💥 FROM THE PRICE IS RIGHT THE BARKER ERA ON RUclips
STOP POSTING COMMENTS. One is too many from you...
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY 🇺🇸 FIREWORKS 💥 FROM THE PRICE IS RIGHT THE BARKER ERA ON RUclips
Be Silent 🤫 Robert .. You are boring 🥱
Come make me, you ain't nothing but a little,bit..so you can't do anything.
HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY 🎂 PRICING GAME CARD GAME
HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY 🎂 PRICING GAME CARD GAME
HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY 🎂 PRICING GAME CARD GAME
@@anandguruji83👍🏻
@@davidellis5141👍🏻
These comments are just ridiculous
They have been playing the Card Game for 50 years. I thought that they have been playing it for 45 or 46 years. Happy July 4th Holiday to all the American viewers, the contestants who are still alive, Janice, Anitra, Dian, Holly, and Kathleen! I live in Canada, so I celebrated Canada Day on the 1st which was Monday.
I hope you had a lovely Canada 🇨🇦 Day Silvia 😊 ! Today is election day in the UK 🇬🇧 & The Labour 🌹 Party are poised for a historic landslide ! No MAGA Trump supporters allowed in England.
Thanks 🙏🏻, Silvia, Happy 😁 4th of July to you, too! More importantly, four days from Monday is former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Seattle native) Janice (Maurine) Pennington’s 82nd birthday 🎉. And next ➡️ month are three August _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ birthdays 🎉🎈🎁: Former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Norwalk 🚶🏼♀️. California, native) Nikki Ziering's (née Natalie Schieler) 53rd birthday 🎉 (August 9); former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Toronto native) Starr 💫 Campbell 🔔's 45th birthday 🎈 (August 22); and former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and San Antonio native) Holly (Anne) Hallstrom's 72nd birthday 🎁 (August 24).
@@davidellis5141 Nope 👎🏻🙂↔️🙅🏻.
Literal re-dart talking to himself yet again. That's why nobody Ioves him...
@@silentbob3208 Robert F. and Richard 🤑 Dube, sitting 💺 in a tree 🌳, K-I-S-S-I-N-G. 💋
From the start of the July 4 (Independence Day 🇺🇸🎇🗽), 1974, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which originally aired 💨 on CBS Daytime at 3 pm Eastern. Furthermore, Happy 😂 4th of July! More importantly, four days from Monday is former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Seattle native) Janice (Maurine) Pennington’s 82nd birthday 🎉. And next ➡️ month are three August _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ birthdays 🎉🎈🎁: Former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Norwalk 🚶🏼♀️, California, native) Nikki Ziering's (née Natalie Schieler) 53rd birthday 🎉 (August 9); former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Toronto native) Starr 💫 Campbell 🔔's 45th birthday 🎈 (August 22); and former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and San Antonio native) Holly (Anne) Hallstrom's 72nd birthday 🎁 (August 24).
Sexy Blonde 👱♀️ Kathi had the best 👌 bid , a strategic one of $455 💵 !!
@@davidellis5141 With a difference of $124 because the actual retail price of that Snark Mayflower 🌸 sailboat ⛵ as the first IUFB was $579.
See, you little spambot. Not a lie, no one cares. You're making people delete their comments. YOU SERIOUSLY BETTER STOP RIGHT NOW.
@@silentbob328 Sorry 💔, babycakes 👶🏻🎂🎂, no 👎🏻 can do!
@@davidellis5141 Well, it's true about the first IUFB.
KATHI LOST 😡 CARD GAME AND KATHI DID NOT WIN 🏆 THE CAR 🚗 6:02
KATHI LOST 😡 CARD GAME AND KATHI DID NOT WIN 🏆 THE CAR 🚗 6:02
@@anandguruji83 At the start of the July 4 (Independence Day 🇺🇸🎇🗽), 1974, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which originally aired 💨 on CBS Daytime at 3 pm Eastern, of course. Furthermore, Happy 😊 4th of July! More importantly, four days from Monday is former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Seattle native) Janice (Maurine) Pennington’s 82nd birthday 🎉. And next ➡️ month are three August _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ birthdays 🎉🎈🎁: Former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Norwalk 🚶🏼♀️, California, native) Nikki Ziering's (née Natalie Schieler) 53rd birthday 🎉 (August 9); former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and Toronto native) Starr 💫 Campbell 🔔's 45th birthday 🎈 (August 22); and former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 (and San Antonio native) Holly (Anne) Hallstrom's 72nd birthday 🎁 (August 24).
@@anandguruji83 Well, it's true.
Kathi & I will be sailing ⛵️ away in her .. New Sailboat ⛵️ !!
David going around getting triggered, throwing more tantrums and bringing my comments up to the top. You know, this is serious, I absolutely PITY you now. You literally have no friends, it's become obvious, and you're absolutely frustrated with life. Keep thinking that you're pathetic attempts at trolling me are having ANY affect other than bringing you one step closer to suspension. Really, really sad...
From Snark Products, of course, David.
Robert keeps on editing & deleting but not before he's been exposed.
@jamesmcclelland1414 Yes Sir 🫡
@@davidellis5141 Nope 👎🏻🙂↔️🙅🏻.
Happy Independence Day From .. The Price Is Right ✅️ ! 🗽
Fun fact: David Ellis hates our country.
Thanks 🙏🏻, David, same to you!
@jamesmcclelland1414 Thank You 😊
@@davidellis5141 You’re welcome ☺️.
50 years on, and the Card Game's still dealing. (and so is the Race Game, The Shell Game, Ten Chances, ETC.)
America was 198 years old back on July 4, 1974.
@tyrese3745 almost old enough to run for president