See an Early Version of CLOCK GAME on The Price Is Right with Bob Barker - The Price Is Right 1972
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2024
- Marian races against the Clock Game for a chance to win a dishwasher and sailboat. See how much fun Bob Barker has with her in this vintage clip.
Episode 0033 - The Price Is Right 1972 - 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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The best years
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He was hysterical 😊
wow - our family had that _exact_ Sears dishwasher. sadly, it did not load itself...
These early episodes show how much Bob Barker was a stereoypical game show host. Once the years went by, and he started to relax, the show entered it's "Golden Age", and was really fun to watch. I know the early episodes dragged due to it not being on the air for very long, and games needed to be explained more thoroughlly.
It's fun watching Bob in his early days. Even though he already had 15 years of experience on TV before Price.
I also noticed that there was an edit at 1:44 - sounds like a pair of all-overbids in Contestants' Row during the first item up for bids were edited out of the broadcast, hence Johnny Olson mentioning at the end of the credits that portions of this program not affecting the game have been edited.
Yep, there were two overbids edited out, according to the official records. The lowest bid the first time was $700 and the second time $250.
I hope and pray we get more 1972-1981 episodes on TPiR: Barker Era streaming channel. All of Bob’s 1972-2007 should be preserved! *🙏*
Absolutely! It's historic footage that must be protected.
They can air 1972-1982 episodes (first ten seasons) but they have to be clips that don’t showcase any fur coats since they were given out during that time before Barker promoted his animal rights in honor of his wife Dorothy Jo
Which is the right thing but that does mean the very first episode cannot be shown, which is very unfortunate. I'd argue they should at least be allowed to show episode one with a warning beforehand.
@@silentbob3208 the first items up for bid on the very first show I know was indeed the fur coat so this channel will never air it. But other YT channels have that clip. The other two IUFB after that I think they can show just as long as it doesn’t have any fur coats or anything with animals
@@silentbob3208yeah, it would be even better if they can sub out an insert of Drew Carey explaining why that first item up for bids isn't being shown, and to "go faux" in honor of Bob.
I like the Clock Game better because you can win 2 prizes instead of one plus the time is still 30 seconds
Cool to see the clock reset to its starting position as the game spins backstage 5:40
I didn't catch that at first. It just snapped right back into place.
A couple of weeks in and the contestants are now coming on down with more applause from the crowd. Plus the addition of the "new price is right" seat covers. The show is growing.
It was rare for Clock Game to be played first back in 1972, as quickie games usually were played third back then. Eventually Clock Game did get played first on a semi-regular basis.
I do like it as the first game vs the last.
Clock Game is one of those pricing games where it could be slow or fast depending on the contestant. Some of them do fail to win the second prize within the 30 seconds
This is the fifth time Clock Game was played on the show. It was assumed this was a replacement for Bullseye I but that and even Double Bullseye was still being played after it debuted. Clock Game was definitely the better high/low game.
She played it better than most idiots on today's version!
@5:06 reminded me a lot of a Clock Game player on Bob's last season when he started with a $3800 bid on a refrigerator.
That's quite a high bid for Clock Game. I can't believe it's been over 15 years already since Bob's final sign off.
@@silentbob3208 That was from the 9/28/06 after Mary's Golden Road win.
I see, I'll search for that episode soon.
Edit: oh YEAH this is one of my favorites. The Golden Road featuring a Viper
The original turntable panels didn’t last too long, the panels used here are the second version and were used until August 1975, when the rainbow set design debuted.
Right, with the orange/purple panels and right as they began the expansion to one hour.
Spiegel....Chicago 60609
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She may have been a little slow in giving bids, but at least she wasn't one of those contestants that gets totally mixed up and gets chastised by Bob. I believe that I would do well with the game, as I have the skill to keep the high and low points of the range of my bids in my head as I zero in on the correct price, but I can tell that some people have trouble with that and that's why they mess up the game.
She didn't do too bad, I thought, and I think she might have had a chance to get it if she didn't start so high on the sailboat.
I’m assuming that this is the clock game’s first appearance and playing which is aired on 9/11/72, the same day the nighttime price is right with Dennis James debuted.
Clock Game did debut then but that was from episode 0021.
@@silentbob3208 ohh, gotcha. One comment said that this is clock game’s fifth playing. Since you said that this is the show #21, which means that it aired on 9/25/72, 11 days after the dreaded Bullseye I retired due to having no winners on five playings at all and is very hard to win!
Clock Game is replaced of Bullseye (I) because Bullseye (I) is so difficulty to win.
A much better game, for sure.
Anyone see the nun at 0:01?
Yeah. Sister wants a new car. lol
Happy Birthday Diane Parkinson 🎂☘️🌻🧃 Happy Birthday Rich Fields ☘️🎂
That's spelled Dian (but not Diane) Parkinson (née Dianna Lynn Batts), but thanks 🙏🏻 anyway. LOL 😆!
Her winning one prize was better than her winning nothing.
Yes it was Silvia & I hope you are having a wonderful day ! 🌞
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About the time that Bob got tired of the 'trotting on stage' stuff.
MARION DID NOT BEAT THE CLOCK 5:24
MARION DID NOT BEAT THE CLOCK 5:24
MARION DID NOT BEAT THE CLOCK 5:24
@@anandguruji83 At the start of the September 20, 1972, episode of _The New Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which originally aired 💨 on CBS Daytime at 10:30 🕥 am Eastern. Oh, by the way ↕️, Happy 😊 79th Birthday 🎉 to former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Dian Parkinson (née Dianna Lynn Batts) and Happy 😊 63rd Birthday 🎉 to former _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ announcer Rich 🤑 Fields. And three days from Sunday is former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Gabrielle “Gabby” Tuite's (née Gabrielle Melissa Tuite) 46th birthday 🎉.
@@davidellis5141 At the start of the September 20, 1972, episode of _The New Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which originally aired 💨 on CBS Daytime at 10:30 🕥 am Eastern, of course. Oh, by the way ↕️, Happy 😁 79th Birthday 🎉 to former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Dian Parkinson (née Dianna Lynn Batts) and Happy 😁 63rd Birthday 🎉 to former _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ announcer Rich 🤑 Fields. And three days from Sunday is former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Gabrielle “Gabby” Tuite’s (née Gabrielle Melissa Tuite) 46th birthday 🎉.
@@davidellis5141She probably didn't want the sailboat ⛵.
Well at least Johnny said come on down instead of stand up when he first introduced the contestants. That was weird hearing him do it that way.
Come On Down !!
Like you and your buddies here, weird...
@@davidellis5141 Yeah 🙌🏻!
I believe that "Stand up" intro was only used on the first show.
@@markcarlson6950 "Stand up" was used for the first week of shows before Johnny started saying "come on down".
The Clock ⏰️ ticked to zero on Marion 🎺
At the start of that same episode, of course, David.
Marion will not be sailing ! ⛵️
Nope 👎🏻🙅🏻!
From the start of the September 20, 1972, episode of _The New Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ which originally aired 💨 on CBS Daytime at 10:30 🕥 am Eastern. Furthermore, Happy 😂 79th Birthday 🎉 to former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Dian Parkinson (née Dianna Lynn Batts) and Happy 😂 63rd Birthday 🎉 to former _Price Is Right 👉🏻_ announcer Rich 🤑 Fields. And three days from Sunday is former Barker's Beauty 💅🏼 Gabrielle “Gabby” Tuite’s (née Gabrielle Melissa Tuite) 46th birthday 🎉.
Get help,troll......
Marion had the best 👌 bid at $190 💵 !!
@@davidellis5141 With a difference of just $29 because the actual retail price of that billiard table from Spiegel as the first IUFB was $219.
@jamesmcclelland1414 ✅️ ...It was an excellent bid by Marion !
@@davidellis5141 Yep 👍🏻!