I was in kindegarden when this aired. Where Eleanor lived, this aired on WYOU Ch. 22 where Larry Sporono, Debbie Dunleavy, and John Nugent anchored News 22.
Rod Roddy, along with Johnny Olson, got a lot of camera time until 2002-2003 season with the exception of that year's premier when he was seen at the end of the show celebrating the premier and Rich Fields didn't get a lot of camera time until at least the 2009 season. Most of the other game shows almost never did that, although Johnny Gilbert was shown on camera on Jeopardy a few times. I generally like Rod Roddy but he slightly starting going downhill with his announcing in the mid 1990s as he was less enthusiastic in his later years and lo lover did skits during the Showcase like he did in his early days on he show as did Olson and Rich Fields was great just as Johnny Olson did. Although Gene Wood, Rich Jeffries, Bob Hilton, and Rod Roddy were tryout announcers after Olson died, Roddy was given the job although I thought Johnny Gilbert would have been a good tryout announcer as well even though he only did the Bill Cullen edition. IMO, had Rod Roddy would have been living at the time of the death of Charlie O Donnell he would have been a good interim announcer for Wheel of Fortune
Aww! I’m glad that one of the other Bob Barker Beauties, Kyle helped out since Janice she was sick. I’m sure glad everyone appreciates her helping out. Jennydebrier
Here's what aired in primetime: ABC- A Fine Romance (The Day of the Third, Thin, Wrong Woman Who Knew All Too Much About Eve), Dynasty (All Hands on Dex), HeartBeat (South and a Little to the Right of Eden) CBS- 48 Hours, Guns of Paradise (A House Divided), Knots Landing (The Spin Doctor) NBC- The Cosby Show (The Dead End Kids Meet Dr. Lotus), A Different World, Cheers (I Kid You Not), Dear John (Stand by Your Man), L.A. Law (Izzy Ackerman or Izzy Not?) In late night: Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (George Carlin, Don McLean) Late Night with David Letterman (Madeline Kahn, Warren Luhr, Wil Shriner, Jim Horn) Arsenio Hall Show (Rick Ducommun, Bobby McFerrin, Sally Jessy Raphael, Morey Amsterdam, Rose Marie, Sheila E) Pat Sajak Show (Ann Jillian, Peter Scholari and Bruce Dern, Judson Spence, Jack Valenti)
Also for each of the 6 One Bid Prizes, I would have guessed the following. Greenhouse: $1,870 Washer & Dryer: $950 Video Cassette Recorder: $550 Pool Table: $1,495 Baby Accessories: $510 Lamps: $550
So on this 33rd perfect show to date here, was that Janice or a substitute model on the show along with Holly and Dian? (her absence could have been possible due to a injury suffered less than a year ago that restrained her from wearing swimsuits and bikinis.)
It was due to Janice's accident on the set! She would be back later that year, 1989! Kyle would've a good permanent addition if they kept her after Janice came back!
This has to be a "Perfecto" episode from February 1989. I was in school back then, and I have not seen this episode. Amazing!
I was in kindegarden when this aired. Where Eleanor lived, this aired on WYOU Ch. 22 where Larry Sporono, Debbie Dunleavy, and John Nugent anchored News 22.
Rod Roddy, along with Johnny Olson, got a lot of camera time until 2002-2003 season with the exception of that year's premier when he was seen at the end of the show celebrating the premier and Rich Fields didn't get a lot of camera time until at least the 2009 season. Most of the other game shows almost never did that, although Johnny Gilbert was shown on camera on Jeopardy a few times. I generally like Rod Roddy but he slightly starting going downhill with his announcing in the mid 1990s as he was less enthusiastic in his later years and lo lover did skits during the Showcase like he did in his early days on he show as did Olson and Rich Fields was great just as Johnny Olson did. Although Gene Wood, Rich Jeffries, Bob Hilton, and Rod Roddy were tryout announcers after Olson died, Roddy was given the job although I thought Johnny Gilbert would have been a good tryout announcer as well even though he only did the Bill Cullen edition. IMO, had Rod Roddy would have been living at the time of the death of Charlie O Donnell he would have been a good interim announcer for Wheel of Fortune
Aww! I’m glad that one of the other Bob Barker Beauties, Kyle helped out since Janice she was sick. I’m sure glad everyone appreciates her helping out. Jennydebrier
Classic Perfect Show!
Even though we had an Overbid at the end of the Showcase part.
At least it wasn't a *double* overbid. That would just hurt.
@ 28:02 - Rod Roddy made an on-camera appearance, when it was also one of the 1st episodes ever to have him, in the box, going downward.
This was one of the first episodes with the 10-12 format for Bullseye, but not THE first. That occurred 13 days earlier.
Hard to believe Bob was 66 when he made this episode.
he was 66 when he was born.
Thursday February 16,1989 aired, could be videotaped January 1989 when I was age 2.I could be at my babysitter's house when this aired on CBS at 11am.
Here's what aired in primetime:
ABC- A Fine Romance (The Day of the Third, Thin, Wrong Woman Who Knew All Too Much About Eve), Dynasty (All Hands on Dex), HeartBeat (South and a Little to the Right of Eden)
CBS- 48 Hours, Guns of Paradise (A House Divided), Knots Landing (The Spin Doctor)
NBC- The Cosby Show (The Dead End Kids Meet Dr. Lotus), A Different World, Cheers (I Kid You Not), Dear John (Stand by Your Man), L.A. Law (Izzy Ackerman or Izzy Not?)
In late night: Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (George Carlin, Don McLean)
Late Night with David Letterman (Madeline Kahn, Warren Luhr, Wil Shriner, Jim Horn)
Arsenio Hall Show (Rick Ducommun, Bobby McFerrin, Sally Jessy Raphael, Morey Amsterdam, Rose Marie, Sheila E)
Pat Sajak Show (Ann Jillian, Peter Scholari and Bruce Dern, Judson Spence, Jack Valenti)
bluebear1985 aaaaaaah a different world, my love show! And my friend’s, long overdue for the reboot!
My favorite showcase was when they offered trips to San Francisco, Hawaii, Australia, and Japan.
3:14 There's Kyle Aletter (Lee Meriwether's daughter) substituting for Janice.
Does anyone know why Janice was off or was the taping out of order because we know Kyle subbed for Janice during her recovery after her injury
@@wheel-if8em RIP Kyle, unfortunately, we lost Kyle
What is with the buzzing? Love this show thanks for posting. I was 15 when this aired going on 16 in August that year.
Perfect wins are great. 😀👍
Also for each of the 6 One Bid Prizes, I would have guessed the following.
Greenhouse: $1,870
Washer & Dryer: $950
Video Cassette Recorder: $550
Pool Table: $1,495
Baby Accessories: $510
Lamps: $550
Correct me if I'm wrong but is this the start of when bob cuts right into the first item up for bid rather than doing his Infamous monologues?
20:20 Holly is such a hustler!
This was my oldest brother's 19th birthday!!! :) :) :)
Still today 2021 the address makes a lot of sense tickets the price is right cbs television city 7800 beverly blvd los angeles calif 90036.
all winners my first on my list
3:07 what was that?
So on this 33rd perfect show to date here, was that Janice or a substitute model on the show along with Holly and Dian? (her absence could have been possible due to a injury suffered less than a year ago that restrained her from wearing swimsuits and bikinis.)
meyerj75 it was Kyle Aletter
It was due to Janice's accident on the set! She would be back later that year, 1989! Kyle would've a good permanent addition if they kept her after Janice came back!
@@edwardsimmons3190 too bad,we didn't saw her face in that showcase where she was a mannequin along with dian
was this episode of TPIR where they introduce the Mannequin Showcase .....will someone comment on this,thanks
I think this the 1st and only mannequin showcase where Kyle is modeling ❤
What's with the godawful buzzing noise?
6th March 1989
hidden target rule is silly
I wonder when Kathleen Bradley first appeared on the show
December 1990
Actually May 1990
She became a permanent 'Barker Beauty' as of the Christmas 1990 episode.
I was 1 day old
Was this the 1st playing of BULLSEYE with the new $10-$12 range?
I wonder if there's a perfect show with all 6 pricing games won, but double overbid in showcases when nobody won the showcase...
HOPE NOT
I WONDER HAS THERE EVER BEEN A EPISODE WITH A PERFECT SHOW ALL 6 GAMES WON PLUS A DOUBLE SHOWCASE WINNER.
That happened in 1982 and 2012 couples special
I think this is the 1st perfect show where kyle subs for janice
I like KCBS-TV
spelling bee first game