Robert WINS BIG by Playing Punch a Bunch! - The Price Is Right 1982
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Robert plays Punch a Bunch for a shot at 10,000 bucks! Watch more on Pluto TV. Ch # 163.
Episode 4583 - The Price Is Right 1982
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Here it comes, television's most exciting hour of fantastic prizes the fabulous sixty-minute Price is Right! Watch The Price Is Right: The Barker Era exclusively on Pluto TV! We are kicking things off with 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.
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Bob's reaction when he opened the slip is what makes him the best game show host in history. To be able to pivot like that to a story that drags things out is absolutely perfect.
There were certainly more contestants winning big amounts of money in Punch A Bunch with Bob Barker than there were with Drew Carey. With Drew Carey, the amounts seem to be much lower.
They probably put fewer big money cards in the board.
if you pause it perfectly when he opens it up you can see its 10000
Pluto TV, you have just made a lot of people want to "COME ON DOWN" to your service.
I always loved when they played the siren over the music when somebody won big
Same
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Tony.
The sound effects are very fun.
@@jamesmcclelland1414what?????
@@matthmatthmatth On the first punch 🤜🏻 in Punch 🤜🏻-a-Bunch as the third pricing game 🎱 on the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course. Next ➡️ Tuesday is former _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ producer (and San Francisco 🌉 native) Roger (Kurt) Dobkowitz's 79th birthday 🎉, which is July 30. 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).
I enjoy watching these old episodes. And, what is Bob Barker wearing?? Wow. That's one of the fun things about watching these old ones....the clothing styles.
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Reinhold W.
Bob the best!!!!
I grew up watching him!
Love the excitement Bob brought to the show
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Chris.
Barker eps haven’t looked this beautiful in HD.
Check them out on Pluto TV!
It's not in HD. However, they are derived from master tapes.
I loved how his serious expression immediately changed to joyful non stop kiddie smiles! That money really changed his life and you could tell!
Bless his heart. I hope he enjoyed every penny!
LOVE THESE OLD SCHOOL SHOWS..REMINDS ME OF SITTING WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY DRINKING COFFEE WATCHING BOB BARKER..
if there’s one thing that made barker-era punch-a-bunch wins so great, it was bob stalling things to their absolute limit and either making players anxious wondering if they won or damn-near paranoid that they punched the lowest amount before dropping the bombshell on them.
You're right, he was soooo good at playing around with the contestants like that.
Bob Barker giving a Masterclass in the art of the False Reveal.
@@TPIRBarker Yep.
I prefer the "Normally I'd ask you if you want to keep this or pass on. But you're going to want to kee this because you just won $25 000"
Remember when a contestant named Brian won $5000 and gave it back, only to hit the big one on his very next punch?
I love Bob Barker's snazzy pants😄😄😄 GROOVY!✌
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Andy.
Robert was extremely lucky when earning $10,000 on his 1st punch. That rarely happens during Punch-A-Bunch. & Robert's reaction when Bob asked Robert what his decision on how to spend $10,000.
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Jacob-Marc.
Thank you for the airing date. Hopefully BUZZR will air this episode of TPIR in the future.
I love Bob Barker! Never the same since he left!
Bob was the best host ever it's not the same anymore since he left!
@@paulbarnhart210 The Price Is Right should have been canceled when he retired.
Why is this the highest quality 80's TV show video to exist? 🤣
I love when they start laying in with the whoops and clangs on top of the usual winning music
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Allan R.
Pluto TV, I love TPIR on your site and it took 20+ yrs for it to return to reruns. GSN Eat your heart out. And this president at Buzzr better make sure never to let it go.
GSN certainly isn't what it used to be when it first came out!! The only shows I watch on GSN are "Idiotest" and "Match Game". Thank goodness for BUZZR!!!!🙏🙏
I always preferred this version of the Punch a Bunch set over the current set. The current set debuted in the 1996-97 season (I was in Grade 12 that year), but changed the colors a few years ago.
Robert was certainly ready for the punchboard!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
SO HAPPY HE WON VERY NICE MAN. MISS U BOB BARKER I LOVE UUUUUU
Awww Robert was so cute when he won
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
"I tell you this thing is paying off", Bob you are the best.
Just a heads-up for whoever runs this RUclips channel that the production number in the description is a typo - you have it as 4853 rather than 4583.
[EDIT: It's been fixed. Thanks. :)]
Thanks for the heads up!
That first punch was a lucky punch. $10,000 that’s awesome during that time, way to go.
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Gregory.
$10,000 richer! Congrats to Robert!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Aaron.
40 years ago today, September 15, 1982!
I just saw this ad and it's the one time I didn't skipped!
Great clip
From the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
Marathon Watching 7/18/22 This is wonderful! Congratulations 🎉! 🎊
If you're familiar with the show, the MOMENT Bob started talking, you KNEW it was a huge amount. LOL
Exactly. That's why we love Bob more than Drew. He liked to play out big moments more.
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
Or it was the lowest amount possible. He played it the same way
This is one of my favorite games
Bob Barker is why I dreamed of becoming a game show host when I was a kid. It never happened but at least I can daydream about it.
Rest in peace Bob Barker you were a excellent game show host
The quality is so beautiful!!! Thank you so much!!!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Angel 😇.
Drew Carey, eat your heart out.
Long live Barker...
Way to win!!
I miss Bob Barker. TPIR hasn't been the same since he retired.
I loved Bob
HAD A GREAT TIME
Later on, there would technically be another one where a contestant won the $10K with the first punch. In that case, they forgot to fill the hole with a money slip, so it was a technical win.
Omg Michelle was stunning!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Jenn.
Back then $10,000 was really some money! :D
Imagine if a Punchboard contestant got both $10K slots on their punches - that would be insanity.
The first $25,000 winner in the Carey era came close to doing that by also punching out $10,000!
Bobby barker #1
What's up I just subscribed ✌🏻
R.I.P. Johnny Olsen!
That wasn't Rod Roddy. It was Johnny Olson. Rod replaced Johnny after his death in 1985.
@@LoveClassicMusic0205 Rod Roddy did not became permanent announcer until early 1986. Gene Wood (Family Feud and Super Password) replaced Johnny Olson until the end of 1985.
@@Rlotpir1972 I seem to recall (and it's been a long time and I could be wrong) that several people filled in for Johnny until Rod was chosen as permanent replacement. Gene Wood was one of them, but there were others whose names I can't remember right now. It seemed like they were given a few weeks as a tryout and Rod got the nod in the end.
@@LoveClassicMusic0205 Bob Hilton (Gene's substitute for other game shows) and Rich Jefferies (known for announcing Blockbusters '87 and the first season of Super Password). Rich also announced Bob Eubanks to 'come on down' during a December 1985 taping.
@@Rlotpir1972February 17 (Presidents’ Day), 1986, to be exact, in which the late ⏰ Rod Roddy (née Robert Ray Roddy, the original _Press 📰 Your Luck 🐎_)_ took over as permanent announcer on _The Price Is Right 👉🏻_ until October 20, 2003. He died 💀 a week later on October 27.
I hope Pluto TV could show the original Let's Make A Deal now.
C H I hope this is just the start of Pluto adding more classic game shows to its schedule. 😊😊
@@der22672 Yes me too. I hope they can let you choose what channels you want to favorite now.
Might be impossible to find any episodes of the Original Let's Make a Deal due to tape erasing
@@coreypayne1208 an unfortunate and very notorious practice done mainly by ABC and NBC. CBS, thanks in part to Mark Goodson and Bill Todman, started the practice of preserving the master copies, thus why we have episodes of all of the Mark Goodson-produced game shows from September 3, 1972, second to that of "The Joker's Wild" from its CBS years (which was kept at WCBS-TV's storage vault). And with the newer technology, everything looks way better than it did when it first aired 40+ years ago.
@@rwboa22 Don't you mean 😏 September 4 (Labor 👷🏻 Day), 1972, and not September 3?
Just an ordinary guy with the glasses case in his shirt pocket. A guy who probably never saw 10 grand in his whole life, hope he enjoyed it.
Awww, Michelle is a cutie.
She is beautiful.
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Riko J.
@@jenn1320On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
Lucky sonuvagun!
4:35 big win
He didn’t even ask him if he wanted to pass it or keep it!!!!!
The winner! By TKO! Robert!!
One punch...KOOOOO!!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Jason.
Whoop !! WHOOP !! 🚨 😆
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, David.
$10,000 Wow🥳
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
great picture vibrant
4:54
And 10 grand back in the 80's was a pretty good win minus the damn taxes of course. Fuckin government.
Can we go back in the 80s?? Imagine if we can go backbite see all the people in our lives who are now gone like our parent and live ones, will see them soon enough with our Savior JESUS CHRIST!!!
Look at Bob’s pants 😁
When I was a kid I thought that guy you saw way up the back sitting in that booth by the door when the contestants come down to contestants row, was Johnny Olsen.
Philip, that's spelled the late ⏰ Johnny Olson (née John Leonard Olson), not Olsen. LOL 😆!
I am going to throw that one away Bob. I wanna see what the next punch is lol
3-9-21
I miss the old punchboard design.
Bob’s slacks didn’t match his suit. 😂
Wow!! Say White Westing House Washer 5x 😂😂😮😮
Bob the Buncher
$10,000 punch win!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Mike.
Do you have the Barker era from the 1990's?
I think the '90s will come later. The episodes here are from the mid '70s and early '80s, sans episodes in which fur coats or leather jackets were given away.
Please share how you can upload The Price Is Right content! I was on and my snippets got blocked and copyright claims!
R.I.P. Bob your the man!!!!!
He is still alive, dumbo
I kind of wondered if Bob ever/always knew where the big winners are in games like Punch-a-Bunch. I mean I could see if it was a game where you were trying to guess the price of a car, he may know ahead of time, but with ones like this one, does he actually know where the $10,000 and 5,000 sits or is it done randomly by one of the assistants?
Also I wonder if the show is partially paid for by the company's whose products appear on the show (like Bissel). I wonder if that's where some of the funding comes from, and through "donations" from companies like Ford and Chevy for the larger items, like cars. I mean part of me seems that people tend to win a lot of money on this show fairly easily, even for big ticket items like cars, and I couldn't see a seat costing someone more than $100 per person at most.... I'm sure selling the show to broadcasting companies also generates revenues which helps pay for the prizes. I mean I Know that someone has probably done the math and they have stats to tell them that a certain percentage of people will only win a certain amount of money (either in prizes or cash) and that say 40% of the prizes are not claimed (due to contestants not winning the games) each episode.
I also find it a bit amusing that with cars, they tend to give away the base model vehicle.. don't get me wrong, a "free" car (not including the usual tax and title and licensing fees) is a free car, but it always seems that they are the base model. Either way, if I won one, I'd still take it.
will this also include the tpir mds at a later date?
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Also from the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻._
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@@davidellis5141 Thanks 😊!
$ 10,000
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Zachery.
Did someone steal your suit pants Bob ?
Funny 😄, Tony, very funny 😄!
Since he had $11,000 they should’ve let him keep it all
This must have been around the time he started stalling when there was a big winner.
Yep 👍🏻, on the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
Air Date Wednesday September 15th, or 29th 1982. Robert plays Punch-A-Bunch. He got {3} punches + On first punch wins $10,000 dollars!!
September 15, 1982.
@@Naminski1a 6 months later Darnell made history. Becoming 3rd person to win $10,000 dollars on very first punch March 31st 1983..
@@Naminski1a So when was the first time it occured?
@@markyyy94 I have no idea.
When barker drags it out , you know he’s teasing. And when he teases, you know you won
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Devan.
1:45 Richard does not look happy!
On the September 15, 1982, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Rene.
At one time$10,000 in 1982 was alot of money...today in 2021 its not much everything is too expensive now.
Inflation was 12% the day this show was taped. Right now its at 1-2%. That $10,000 prize would be worth $25-27,000 today.
That's the year I born 39
1982, to be exact, Rocky 🗿.
It's about a month's worth of groceries in 2023.
Taped June 1982
And aired 💨 on CBS Daytime September 15, 1982, at 11 am Eastern.
She should have bid $825.
Knowing what he did to Holly spoils this for me.
Where’s the $10,000 winning graphic?
They didn't have it until I think 1996 or 1997
I was thinking the same thing. I know back then and for much of the 80s they had the white font $10,000.00 graphic with the border that looked like a tank or Snowcat drivetrain with the decimal point and the two zeroes, that was also used in other cash games and the showcase showdowns. I was surprised not to see it here...
In 1982 you could buy two cars with that kind of money. Wow.
i thought they were about 7000 then?
@@jkaylin6 Depends on the car. Many were around the 4,000 mark.
@@jkaylin6 '82 Ford Escort was $5,500 MSRP
I wish a woman would touch me like she touches those products.
Twice since the top prize was won on one punch.
Yep 👍🏻, on both the September 15, 1982, and March 31, 1983, episodes of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 And, one did win $25K around 2.018.
@@paulnguyen8910 2018, to be exact.
29th September 1982
That was September 15, 1982
@@chaupin5 I was 3 WEEKS old.
@@chaupin5 Yep 👍🏻.
with inflation in todays money it be like 25k
Different cards then. Later on they had yellow cards.
They replaced it in 1985.
I always liked the font style on the old cards. The dollar sign fit well with the carnival type look and feel of the game.
Michelle is a babe
I think he should have won 11,000. 🤔
Ok
Rest in peace Bob Barker you were a excellent game show host