These people have the best clothing style in history! What a great show and fun times! Every kid loved when they could stay home from school and watch the famous show, The Price is Right. No other show was as fun as this when it came to playing at home. It was so much fun guessing the prices.
I was only 3 years old when this particular show aired. I don't remember the show at all up until about 6 years old (1976). I was born July 1970. The show was the best in the mid 1980's to early 90's. I really miss Bob Barker doing the show. Drew sucks. Why would they ever replace Bob with Drew, of all people? At least the stage looks similar to the old days.
...agree. The 60s to early 70s were magical (for me as I hadn't reached adulthood yet) and most people were kind and very easy going compared to today.
I was around 6 when this aired and u right great era. Television was simple and rather innocent familes didn't have to worry what kids were watching and life was simple and hope was alive
Oh my gosh.....I remember Kinney Shoes. My Dad bought me a pair of platform shoes at Kinney's in probably 1978....I was so...happy to have them...wore em all the time......
@thepinkyprincesspoet I turned 12 just 4 months after this was taped. The studio audience never hears any of that music in the background, they only hear the buzzers or bells if they win/lose. The tapings of the shows are quite different than what airs, but it's still loud with a lot of energy....even today in 2024!
I was only 8 when this aired, so I guess I was at the beginning of the era of "I grew up watching The Price Is Right." The show was great back then. I like how they used to include showing the turntable turning around and revealing the game, then turning it back around when the game was finished.
It was game shows like this that I used to enjoy whenever I was sick from school. I loved the prizes and the music, too. Bob always had such enthusiasm and the models were heavenly...:)
Watching this reminds me of staying home sick from school back in 73. And now I'm 51 and home from work with a sprained ankle, still watching. Feels like the good old 70's all over again. Thanks so much for posting the price is right.
I was told that Pluto TV refuses to air any episodes prior to the 1982 season because of fur coats. Stupid Woke Liberals........... Millions of us are missing out on great episodes because of thier nonsense. BTW, I do agree with Bob demanding no more fur coats, but to ban shows prior to that decision is ridiculous
He was probably upset that he was the only one who didn’t know about Yolanda at first because she was one of the first four in that episode and he hadn’t walked out yet.
Yeah, Bob's more or less a walking sexual harassment lawsuit waiting to happen. All pretty cringe worthy stuff when you hear him go off on the females and their appearance.
Me too, born in August actually. Such a great show. Always watch the early episodes. Brings me back, plus it's cool seeing what was on T.V the year I was born. Back when T.V was worth watching. Oh well so much for that. Sigh.
I wonder if we heard the show in our mothers womb, and that's why we find the show so comforting now. Bob Barker episodes are comforting*. No offense to Drew Carey, but it's just not the same
o how i wish i could go back and know what i know now where did these days go? why did they have to go? take me back these were the best times 60's and 70's take me back please!! i came in on the wrong flight
Yup! Like when that girl showed up in a skirt that barely covered her cooter and Bob made her come up onstage so everyone could see up it. Such manners!
I was watching this episode through my phone. At 17:38 I put on the Bluetooth speaker to listen to the accompanying prize music in stereo, and I had tears in my eyes. I was eight when this episode aired. This music helped to carry me back to a few childhood memories, a couple of which involved watching this show on days when I was home sick from school...
One thing you notice about the first 4-5 seasons: they only have a handful of prize cues, they're all variations of maybe 3 or 4 different pieces of music, and a bunch of them are variations of the Price theme.
Omg great quality. It's amazing to be able to watch something like this so clear for it to be in 1973. I wasn't even thought of, my mom was turning 9 yrs old several days later..lol
Jesus Soto, I believe this is the master tape for this episode for CBS to broadcast so I think that’s why it’s in such good quality. It’s probably been stored in the CBS vault for 30 years before being digitized.
I enjoy watching this old episodes. I was only 10 years old in 1973. I like how talked about Patricia's skirt, and her come up on stage. I always wondered why model Anitra quit the show. I can't get over how Wanda over bid by $2 on her showcase. Still is a great game show. People were not rowdy back then like they are now on the show.
"A new car!" My father owned nearly every crappy clunker unveiled on this show with that famous exclamation. All they need is a '74 Ford Pinto station wagon with faux wood paneling and cellophane in place of busted out rear windows and my childhood automotive memories will be complete.
I was about 12 years old at the time and used to watch this during summer vacation, but after about 1973 I never really watched it since and I understand it's still on the air. I remember Bob Barker better for "Truth or Consequences".
I was just gonna make a comment about Anitra. She and Janice were my favorite models of all time. Pure class. I also loved Anitra in the Cathy Lee Crosby version of Wonder Woman
@@Defensewhiz LOVED her in that movie! It's been years since I watched that movie. Is it available via DVD? I'll have to check. If so, I should buy it. Loved watching Cathy Lee and Anitra in that, what I believe as a, made-for-TV movie.
@@MrEdwardCollins It was made for TV yes and came out one year before the initial made for TV ABC movie launch for Lynda Carter. Cathy Lee has stated she was offered the role that Lynda Carter accepted but turned it down and conversely Lynda Carter has stated the was rejected for the Cathy Lee Crosby version. I think the Cathy Lee version was available on DVD, but not sure it is available nowadays. It is definitely available for streaming though.
@MrEdwardCollins I meant to ask you last time if you had seen the updated To Tell the Truth episode (the version hosted by Anthony Anderson) in which Anitra was the panelist? It was on about 3 years ago, maybe 4...pre pandemic I think
Toxins, toxins, toxins. Starts with vaccines at birth, continues with food pesticides including GMO's, and finally environmental pollution. Welcome to the Industrial Age.
1973 a brand new car is a little over 2000 dollars 2020 a decent brand new car is 30,000 dollars , its ridiculous how much corporate greed continues to happen in the usa.
30k$ is that before, or after Market Adjustment? Has the Dealer added any unnecessary trim packages to this vehicle so as to make more profit for the dealership? Really makes ya wonder why the dealships don't just die already. When you can buy a Tesla from for Sofa, off an iPad.
To be fair that car had little to no electronics no ac no computer chips and probably for 10 miles to the gallon. Still does not warrant the 30k price tag of a new car now which should be around 15k
That was almost like being there! It must be directly from the broadcast master. It's SO cool, I love the early days of the show. Also, I have a HUGE crush on Macs! She's like a high fashion model / farmer / scientist / mixed with Jonny Quest!!! What a beautiful and smart looking woman she was! But Wanda really should have won, to be fair. $2 dollars over...c'mon! And Bob really, really, REALLY liked Patricia's skirt! It seemed to somehow preoccupy his hosting abilities!
Wow was aired the day before i was born man i was one of those kids who loved staying home from school when i was a young kid always watched with grandma i still and always miss u and those great times what i would do just to have a week with you again
relative cost of products then is just mind-blowing. an brand new car for less than 3 grand... or a bottle of root beer for less than a quarter. also that video quality is insane haha. nice work.
Bosco chocolate soda still existed back then, too... About eight or nine years ago, I found a 7-11 in Brooklyn that still offered it as part of their fountain service. Don't know if they still do...
It is 1:22 AM right now and i have the volume down low so i do not awaken anybody, so i hear nothing that is being said about the items. i looked up at my screen at 24:40 and thought that the item looked like a flat screen monitor. Of course now i know it is a microwave, but for a split second i thought differently. Flat screens were not around back then.
The mystery was over in the back of it. Her panties showed. Who would get away with that safely? Many people can’t go past a construction site wearing a whole lot more, without harassment.
I bet you they might’ve been preempted recently with the events of the last several days here in early January 2021 honestly I don’t know I didn’t watch to find out
President Nixon certainly deserved to be impeached, but NOT for Watergate. His economic malfeasance by removing the Gold Standard which pegged the Dollar to the prce of Gold. Has repercussions that you may have taken some note of having watched this little time capsule.
The studio audience never hears any of that music playing in the background during the taping of a show. They only hear the buzzers if they are wrong in a game. The actual taping of the show is wild, but it's nothing like you see on the final TV version.
When they called her down, at first I thought she was a man, short haircut and all that. After all, I heard 'Max'. Macs is not a name I've heard before.
I was just 6 when this episode aired, but I recall seeing those Ford Mavericks (and other cars from the 70's) turn in to rust buckets by the time I was behind the wheel in the mid 80's.
And the thing is Bob would get MANY MANY more of those kisses, hugs, muggings & ANYTHING ELSE you can think of (Including contestants wearing Playboy-esque skirts) over the years) too :) GREAT upload. Keep up the the good work :)
It's 50 years ago, so the 20-somethings in the audience would be only in their 70s now, so I think quite a few might still be around! Also Janice is still around.
@@rebeccakleitz3177 that's cool that you remember this particular episode! It's interesting to think of the core memories that stick with us over the decades.
The difference in culture was that we have had 50 years of education defunding, which is why we know how but this political climate. Critical thinking, and intelligence used to be admired and now many people hate it because they are talk to… They are taught it is being elite when it is really improving yourself which benefits everybody.
Everyone on here is reasonably well-dressed, mannered, and respectful. How many are actually like that today and giving Bob a kiss at the beginning and/or end? Unthinkable today! Every other person now looks and acts obnoxious or sloppy. I'm thinking Mary, the first contestant would be about 110 if still alive. Those glasses she wore were pretty stylish for 1973 and don't look tacky 44 years later!
People today are so horrible, not looking like how you want them to look and not kissing strangers! You snowflakes cry and whine about the dumbest things.
This was from before Bob became an animal rights activist (he started around the mid 80s). After that, he wouldn't allow furs to be prizes on the show anymore.
When did they stop getting specific about product descriptions? Here we get the brand names, the slogan and everything. But these days it's just "A jar of sauce".
Just to answer your question three years later, some products are sponsored and others are just something they picked up at the store. They still do this today where the sponsored product will have the name and features announced whereas other products shown will get a generic description.
I wasn't watching TPIR in 1973, and if I were, I wouldn't have noticed, but in these early years almost all of the prize cues are variations on the main TPIR theme. Suppose it wasn't til the hour show 1975-76 that the cues I grew up with appeared.
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These people have the best clothing style in history! What a great show and fun times! Every kid loved when they could stay home from school and watch the famous show, The Price is Right. No other show was as fun as this when it came to playing at home. It was so much fun guessing the prices.
Polyester... oh no
Yep, and i skipped a ton of school, and watched countless episodes
@@dans9463
Polyester, OH yes
I bet a lot of them are dead.
do they
There is nothing like the early 1970's a great time to grow up! Loved that show.
I was only 3 years old when this particular show aired. I don't remember the show at all up until about 6 years old (1976). I was born July 1970. The show was the best in the mid 1980's to early 90's. I really miss Bob Barker doing the show. Drew sucks. Why would they ever replace Bob with Drew, of all people? At least the stage looks similar to the old days.
...agree. The 60s to early 70s were magical (for me as I hadn't reached adulthood yet) and most people were kind and very easy going compared to today.
I'm loving that orange shag carpet on stage!
That unnecessary war got a lot of people strung out
I was around 6 when this aired and u right great era. Television was simple and rather innocent familes didn't have to worry what kids were watching and life was simple and hope was alive
Macs has a face like a model !! Pretty girl!!
Yes, she's beautiful. And she looks like a blond Brooke Shields IMO.
I thought the same thing
Oh my gosh.....I remember Kinney Shoes. My Dad bought me a pair of platform shoes at Kinney's in probably 1978....I was so...happy to have them...wore em all the time......
My mom bought me Chinese slip-on slippers at kobys in 1978
I definitely remember our parents taking me, my brother and sister to Kinney Shoes. Those were good times.
@@michaelhaynes3776 Indeed..........
I miss the old days
Man how I miss those days how I wish I could go back! Take me back please!!
Love the Wanda's Yellow outfit its Timeless
Oh the good ol days when cars were less than 5k and encyclopedias were important.
I was 12 when this was filmed...I’m 60 now...WOW the 70’s were the Best!!!
I know I was 14.
@thepinkyprincesspoet I turned 12 just 4 months after this was taped. The studio audience never hears any of that music in the background, they only hear the buzzers or bells if they win/lose. The tapings of the shows are quite different than what airs, but it's still loud with a lot of energy....even today in 2024!
I was only 8 when this aired, so I guess I was at the beginning of the era of "I grew up watching The Price Is Right." The show was great back then. I like how they used to include showing the turntable turning around and revealing the game, then turning it back around when the game was finished.
I was 5 and not even in the US yet!
It was game shows like this that I used to enjoy whenever I was sick from school. I loved the prizes and the music, too. Bob always had such enthusiasm and the models were heavenly...:)
Also for those 3 One Bid Prizes, I would have guessed the following.
Cellarette: $365
3-Wheeled Vehicle: $375
Furniture: $250
Same here
I remember watching this everyday at 11am with my Grandmother all the time back in the 80's
Oh my this show aired the exact day I was born 7/19/73. 😍❤
I was hatched on 01/17/73. I was curious as to how the Price Is Right looked in 1973 so I searched for it.
I was 3 years old when the show was aired on CBS.
Bob was a dog. Kept hammering on Patricia’s skirt. What a tv legend.
Macs was so cute, glad she won
I was going to post the exact same comment. She seems like a gentle soul. She captured my heart.
Thanks for the upload. Leave the commercials in next time. I like watching retro commercials. 💙
EricaYE6 This is from a master, before the commercials were added in.
Commercials probably have copyrights too
Watching this reminds me of staying home sick from school back in 73. And now I'm 51 and home from work with a sprained ankle, still watching. Feels like the good old 70's all over again. Thanks so much for posting the price is right.
Tee L exactly what I've been thinking!
Now quarantine
Staying home sick,
Not going to school...
Watching PRICE IS RIGHT
Was always the rule...
LOL. Ok. LOL
Everyone so courteous. Reserved. Classy. My how we’re devolving.
No kidding.
Janice looked stunning in that fur
I was told that Pluto TV refuses to air any episodes prior to the 1982 season because of fur coats. Stupid Woke Liberals........... Millions of us are missing out on great episodes because of thier nonsense.
BTW, I do agree with Bob demanding no more fur coats, but to ban shows prior to that decision is ridiculous
@@johneckert1365I agree with everything you said!
@sandybeaches2708 Thank You :)
@@johneckert1365Liberal here, in complete agreement. Pretending like it didn’t happen is worse than it still happening.
@@Thunderwing88 right on 👍
Thanks for this fabulous episode!!!
Bob Barker lovin’ that skirt lol...today he’d be fired for saying that stuff!
Oh man yeah but something that I had forgotten he used to be the host of the Miss universe pageant also
He was probably upset that he was the only one who didn’t know about Yolanda at first because she was one of the first four in that episode and he hadn’t walked out yet.
Yeah, Bob's more or less a walking sexual harassment lawsuit waiting to happen. All pretty cringe worthy stuff when you hear him go off on the females and their appearance.
@@getyerkix He also hosted the Miss USA pageant for years as well.
I know - sad, isn't it? He was just being a red-blooded man. SMH...
The exact model of the Quasar TV is the same one on which my family watched many episodes of TPIR on. It was given away with the pool table.
I was growing in my mother's womb when this aired, and yes being watched by her too! She loved this show!
Me too, born in August actually. Such a great show. Always watch the early episodes. Brings me back, plus it's cool seeing what was on T.V the year I was born. Back when T.V was worth watching. Oh well so much for that. Sigh.
I wonder if we heard the show in our mothers womb, and that's why we find the show so comforting now. Bob Barker episodes are comforting*. No offense to Drew Carey, but it's just not the same
I may have seen this episode even though I was only a few months old, haha
Me too, born 3 months later.
Kinda cool to see a slightly extended telescopic mode on the Sony ECM-51 microphone used in the very early Barker episodes.
o how i wish i could go back and know what i know now where did these days go? why did they have to go? take me back these were the best times 60's and 70's take me back please!! i came in on the wrong flight
I wouldn’t say the 60s - Early 70s were the “best times”
No dam buffets
Right, i opened the wrong car door!
John Lennon said that each reincarnation is like opening a car door and entering another one.
Yes dying to go back to the 70s, best time ever although it would have been so cool to have phones and internet at the same time.
That’s because we were young with no responsibilities
Bob really liked that skirt. :P
you can tell huh?? Is that obvious?? :P
id call that harassment today ! or a perV!
The game show everybody watched when they were staying home from school because they were sick.
I was in kindergarten watched barker before I went to school
Don't forget in the summer times when there was no school.
born two years later, and wished these times wouldn't go away
19:45 Gotta love how appreciative Macs is when she wins. People don't get any better than that.
The world could use a few more Bob Barkers, he is so cool 😎. I smoke marijuana, and I could watch this guy for hours , imagine hanging out with Bob🤗🤔
Patricia... I see London, I see France!
+acotbc What's with women named Patricia on TPIR?lol
Yes we all see her "underpants" !
Excellent quality-thankk you!
Every color in this episode was the color-scheme of everyone's house in the 70s
I was in 1st grade in 1973. After watching this I wish Patricia was my teacher that year.
People sure did know how act and behave properly. I also love the "come on down!" music they used back then.
They continued to use that jingle for decades while offering prizes
Yup! Like when that girl showed up in a skirt that barely covered her cooter and Bob made her come up onstage so everyone could see up it. Such manners!
If Patricia's skirt was any shorter, It'd be a collar.
If Mary was any fatter...... Oh that was bad. LOL
@@jimbeekman4863 ya it kind of makes you a ...jerk...
Not even a collar, more like an armband. That was the fashion then and Bob Barker got a kick out of it.
I really like the prize music. And you couldreally hear it in the old days.
I was watching this episode through my phone. At 17:38 I put on the Bluetooth speaker to listen to the accompanying prize music in stereo, and I had tears in my eyes. I was eight when this episode aired. This music helped to carry me back to a few childhood memories, a couple of which involved watching this show on days when I was home sick from school...
One thing you notice about the first 4-5 seasons: they only have a handful of prize cues, they're all variations of maybe 3 or 4 different pieces of music, and a bunch of them are variations of the Price theme.
Omg great quality. It's amazing to be able to watch something like this so clear for it to be in 1973. I wasn't even thought of, my mom was turning 9 yrs old several days later..lol
Jesus Soto, I believe this is the master tape for this episode for CBS to broadcast so I think that’s why it’s in such good quality. It’s probably been stored in the CBS vault for 30 years before being digitized.
my mom also turned 9 in 1973
she got you with nine? wow
Edited and remastered video
My Ma had just gotten married for her 2nd time in 73 lol
I enjoy watching this old episodes. I was only 10 years old in 1973. I like how talked about Patricia's skirt, and her come up on stage. I always wondered why model Anitra quit the show. I can't get over how Wanda over bid by $2 on her showcase. Still is a great game show. People were not rowdy back then like they are now on the show.
10 yrs old also
@@esmigamino3569 where has the time gone? I can't believe how long ago that was.
@@snake9911 it seems as though it was yesterday
Folks had manners back then
I turned 16 in 1973, i want a time machine to go back.
I miss the vibrant colors of the 1970s. From the clothes to the cars to the home furnishings. When did people become so afraid of color?
I agree, it's like everyone is color blind now.
"A new car!" My father owned nearly every crappy clunker unveiled on this show with that famous exclamation. All they need is a '74 Ford Pinto station wagon with faux wood paneling and cellophane in place of busted out rear windows and my childhood automotive memories will be complete.
I was about 12 years old at the time and used to watch this during summer vacation, but after about 1973 I never really watched it since and I understand it's still on the air. I remember Bob Barker better for "Truth or Consequences".
Wanda is looking 70's fab in yellow!!
SweptAway529 yes Wanda looks very fab. We could wear that outfit today.
very fab
She is killing it!
For sure
Yeah! 2 dollars over...
I could watch Anitra Ford all day long. (She turned 81 years old yesterday.)
I was just gonna make a comment about Anitra. She and Janice were my favorite models of all time. Pure class. I also loved Anitra in the Cathy Lee Crosby version of Wonder Woman
@@Defensewhiz LOVED her in that movie!
It's been years since I watched that movie. Is it available via DVD? I'll have to check. If so, I should buy it. Loved watching Cathy Lee and Anitra in that, what I believe as a, made-for-TV movie.
@@MrEdwardCollins It was made for TV yes and came out one year before the initial made for TV ABC movie launch for Lynda Carter. Cathy Lee has stated she was offered the role that Lynda Carter accepted but turned it down and conversely Lynda Carter has stated the was rejected for the Cathy Lee Crosby version. I think the Cathy Lee version was available on DVD, but not sure it is available nowadays. It is definitely available for streaming though.
The Longest Yard
@MrEdwardCollins I meant to ask you last time if you had seen the updated To Tell the Truth episode (the version hosted by Anthony Anderson) in which Anitra was the panelist? It was on about 3 years ago, maybe 4...pre pandemic I think
wow outstanding quality gosh this video is OVER 50 YEARS old ! thank you UC for this upload!
0:20 - "Let's have the applause _now!"_
Great upload and quality. Thank you!!
Delightful. Macs was perfect. All three, were perfect.
Look how slim most people are compared to a 2016 show
haha
Glam rock was just beginning in73 ... Viet Nam ending ...
johnh23z I was thinking the same thing.
GMO foods not yet introduced along with less vaccines.
Toxins, toxins, toxins. Starts with vaccines at birth, continues with food pesticides including GMO's, and finally environmental pollution. Welcome to the Industrial Age.
The woman in these old episodes are always so docile and softspoken.
The way they should be.
@@joemarchand8313 bahaha
They didn't have penises back then ☝️
@@joemarchand8313shots fired...
I'm amazed to see an episode this old in such great quality.
Dam I thought he was joking . He really made lady walk up just so we could see the skirt . Lmao
people werent weak minded pussies then
Macs played like she had watched the Clock Game for YEARS, even though it was less than a year old.
Macs: "My husband and I have practiced this game at home but I'm SOOOO bad at it"
Also Macs:
OMG! A big, GLASS bottle of Hires rootbeer was 18 cents!
18 cent root beer !!!🤯
1973 a brand new car is a little over 2000 dollars 2020 a decent brand new car is 30,000 dollars , its ridiculous how much corporate greed continues to happen in the usa.
Keep in mind the Maverick/Comet was very very low end. The next lowest after the Pinto. High end cars were twice that price, some even more
@@johneckert1365 Not to mention cars in general of the time were tin cans on wheels, and not expected to last even 100,000 miles.
30k$ is that before, or after Market Adjustment? Has the Dealer added any unnecessary trim packages to this vehicle so as to make more profit for the dealership?
Really makes ya wonder why the dealships don't just die already. When you can buy a Tesla from for Sofa, off an iPad.
To be fair that car had little to no electronics no ac no computer chips and probably for 10 miles to the gallon. Still does not warrant the 30k price tag of a new car now which should be around 15k
That was almost like being there! It must be directly from the broadcast master. It's SO cool, I love the early days of the show.
Also, I have a HUGE crush on Macs! She's like a high fashion model / farmer / scientist / mixed with Jonny Quest!!! What a beautiful and smart looking woman she was! But Wanda really should have won, to be fair. $2 dollars over...c'mon!
And Bob really, really, REALLY liked Patricia's skirt! It seemed to somehow preoccupy his hosting abilities!
Jolar70 The rule was and is if you go over the retail price. She went over. No exceptions. Anyway she looked grumpy just about the whole time.
I thought Macs was a boy, "Max" until I noticed her boobs lol
I remember watching the price is right when i was a kid, i miss the 70s
Wanda looked like she really didn't give a shit. Lol
Bob LOVES the ladies. 💜
so does richard dawson :D
@@FlavioGirl Kissy, Kissy, Kissy.
He liked some of the men too.
Wow was aired the day before i was born man i was one of those kids who loved staying home from school when i was a young kid always watched with grandma i still and always miss u and those great times what i would do just to have a week with you again
Bob Barker accidentally interrupted Johnny Olson, after the late Johnny Olson was going to announce the final prize.
Wow. Back when people were normal.
relative cost of products then is just mind-blowing. an brand new car for less than 3 grand... or a bottle of root beer for less than a quarter. also that video quality is insane haha. nice work.
Back then, you could buy a house for about $2000.
Yeah they advertised the 1970 Maverick for 1995! Hadnt seen Hires for a lonnnnnnnng time! Do they still make it?? Thatd be amaaaazing if they do !
Bosco chocolate soda still existed back then, too...
About eight or nine years ago, I found a 7-11 in Brooklyn that still offered it as part of their fountain service. Don't know if they still do...
Appliances/Electronics were pretty expensive back then though
@@joyr36 A three bedroom two bath house in South Florida in 1973 was about $12,000 - $15,000. You’re about a decade or so late with that comment.
Wow, the fashion of 1973 is so much better than today 2019, now the color is gray/ black, white, thats all folks
Music was much better back then
For sure
@@henrystowe6217 : Music Composure:Sentiments
Did they have a live orchestra back then?
It is 1:22 AM right now and i have the volume down low so i do not awaken anybody, so i hear nothing that is being said about the items. i looked up at my screen at 24:40 and thought that the item looked like a flat screen monitor. Of course now i know it is a microwave, but for a split second i thought differently. Flat screens were not around back then.
Vintage Janice is adorable. So cute!
Beautiful Anitra Ford, too!
As Archie Bunker once said about Gloria's skirt once..."If it was any shorter, then the mystery's over."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The mystery was over in the back of it. Her panties showed. Who would get away with that safely?
Many people can’t go past a construction site wearing a whole lot more, without harassment.
Archie Bunker said to Gloria, “every time you sit down the mystery is gone.“
28:15 - Stay tuned for _Match Game 73_ next over most of these CBS stations.
Yeah, it's too bad Buzzr won't do a schedule where they'll show TPIR, followed by Match Game, followed by Tattletales.
How did you get a taping from the original archives from CBS?
I wonder how many of these shows were preempted for the Watergate hearings.
I bet you they might’ve been preempted recently with the events of the last several days here in early January 2021 honestly I don’t know I didn’t watch to find out
For me doesn't even matter. Cause I wasn't even born until years later lol.
@@Pinkblueflowerlady Same and fuck Nixon!!!!
President Nixon certainly deserved to be impeached, but NOT for Watergate. His economic malfeasance by removing the Gold Standard which pegged the Dollar to the prce of Gold. Has repercussions that you may have taken some note of having watched this little time capsule.
The studio audience never hears any of that music playing in the background during the taping of a show. They only hear the buzzers if they are wrong in a game. The actual taping of the show is wild, but it's nothing like you see on the final TV version.
I bet Barker wore a hole/spot standing in that same darn place for 50 years!!!!😆😆😆
5:00 ❤️those shoes in 2019😁
everyones looking at Patricia's skirt. meanwhile Macs is the real beauty.
When they called her down, at first I thought she was a man, short haircut and all that. After all, I heard 'Max'. Macs is not a name I've heard before.
@@Tiqerboy i am pretty sure her name was Max short for Maxine
she had that brooke shields look, *BOOM*
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Eyebrows
@@dans9463 jealous baldy lol
At the 2:56 mark, you can tell the game is Five Price Tags.
OMG 1973 prices if only I had the money now to use back then....
Right. 8 jars of Ragu for $3.69. I’m lucky to get 1 at that price, on sale with a Kroger plus card. Lol.
Ragu would be 2.67 today. The soda 1.02. The difference is that they use HFCS instead of sugar as a sweetener
I was just 6 when this episode aired, but I recall seeing those Ford Mavericks (and other cars from the 70's) turn in to rust buckets by the time I was behind the wheel in the mid 80's.
My aunt had an ugly lime green Mercury Comet, n they called it "The Vomit" lol
Ad that came up before this, current one. “You’ll never forget your first Oreo cookie!” Uh! Ya, I have!
And the thing is Bob would get MANY MANY more of those kisses, hugs, muggings & ANYTHING ELSE you can think of (Including contestants wearing Playboy-esque skirts) over the years) too :)
GREAT upload. Keep up the the good work :)
Pat Cook, KB0OXD a family friend was kicked off the show because he asked Bob if he ever slept with the showgirls.
Pat Cook, KB0OXD well, the "pickups" of course died down near the home stretch.
@@alexcorona Well I guess the answer was not no lol !
Absolutely crisp video quality!
You can actually see the paint smears on the Five Price Tags stand.
Bob Baker was the best host
Hot damn Patricia. If Bob can't contain himself then that means something
Its funny how he asked her to come on stage so she can bid, dear lordy!
@@hmm2598 he def enjoyed her skirt the way he was obsessed with it . Can we say Dressing Room Shenanigans?? ;)
Bob couldn't contain himself. He had an affair with one of his Beauties, Dian Parkinson, for several years (Wikipedia)...
@@terencedove5047 what has it to do with conaining, if the girl wants it.
He got a gobby in the back for damn sure
Just about everyone in that audience, cast and crew are now passed on.
RIP, Bob Barker.
It's 50 years ago, so the 20-somethings in the audience would be only in their 70s now, so I think quite a few might still be around! Also Janice is still around.
@@friendly76 Which is why I said "almost everyone'.
I am 58 and remember watching this exact episode so I am sure some are still with us.
@@rebeccakleitz3177 that's cool that you remember this particular episode! It's interesting to think of the core memories that stick with us over the decades.
Wanda overdid by $2. I think it was Patricia's skirt again!!
LOL good one
People were cleaner, healthier and behaved much better in 1973. Still remember that summer barely. I was four.
They were, but in a different way. Over 40% of the population smoked and smoking was allowed most anywhere back then
Jon Stewart My father was a smoker up until August 1974. Glad he quit.
They acted better...except for the blatant sexism and near harassment Bob showed the contestant in the short skirt on contestants row.
And they were also less medicated and society knew when to think and when to do.
The difference in culture was that we have had 50 years of education defunding, which is why we know how but this political climate. Critical thinking, and intelligence used to be admired and now many people hate it because they are talk to… They are taught it is being elite when it is really improving yourself which benefits everybody.
Pause the video at 8:30 to look at Patricia and her short skirt
Everyone on here is reasonably well-dressed, mannered, and respectful. How many are actually like that today and giving Bob a kiss at the beginning and/or end? Unthinkable today! Every other person now looks and acts obnoxious or sloppy. I'm thinking Mary, the first contestant would be about 110 if still alive. Those glasses she wore were pretty stylish for 1973 and don't look tacky 44 years later!
Jon Stewart And I loved that Lily Pulitzer dress! My mom wore these in the 69s.
People today are so horrible, not looking like how you want them to look and not kissing strangers!
You snowflakes cry and whine about the dumbest things.
dunnO bout Patricia.. she was a lil OVERdressed :P
I was exactly one month old when this was recorded, lol. Love these classics!! :)
I was 4 months from being born right here
Born June 1973.. Happy 50th birthday y’all 🎉😂
bob could not get away with that today
Come on, Patricia! GUESS THAT PRICE!!!
Hope to see that beauty on a future archives show!
This was taped the day after I was born!
The Grocery Game was referred to as The Price Is Right Supermarket in its inaugural appearance as a pricing game.
and back then, the cash register was blue...still an NCR model, but the blue looked better
As an animal rights activist I wonder what Bob Barker would think of the ermine coat prize.
This was from before Bob became an animal rights activist (he started around the mid 80s). After that, he wouldn't allow furs to be prizes on the show anymore.
@@AJ17_Bob demanded no more fur products starting in the 1982 season
When did they stop getting specific about product descriptions? Here we get the brand names, the slogan and everything. But these days it's just "A jar of sauce".
I think 2010...?
Sponsor paid?
Just to answer your question three years later, some products are sponsored and others are just something they picked up at the store. They still do this today where the sponsored product will have the name and features announced whereas other products shown will get a generic description.
that was a great skirt
@Jerry Moad J.R. Ohhhh yes it is
Raised on the pole!
8:20 I agree with you Bob Barker
$420 right off the bat. Hmm 🤔 😆 yes, 70’s!
I wasn't watching TPIR in 1973, and if I were, I wouldn't have noticed, but in these early years almost all of the prize cues are variations on the main TPIR theme. Suppose it wasn't til the hour show 1975-76 that the cues I grew up with appeared.