Dan Barker you're not the only one! As a child, i didn't want anything to do with a classsic show, but when i used to watch GSN with my grandma, she got me hooked on the classics, and i'd prefer this over the GSN of today. It's just so boring! that's why i come to here to watch classics i can find.
Bob is so personable that we often overlook the fact that he is smart as eff. He graduated among the top of his class at his university. To me, it shows mostly in his comedy. Witty as hell.
This is so great! I was 7 when this aired! Every ones grandmas always had this on in the morning when I was a kid in the summer at the farm. Pepsi ( in a glass bottle), potato chips and Barker..: life was good !!!
This was the CBS prime-time schedule FOR Wednesday, March 30, 1977: 8:00pm - Good Times (Season 4 finale; S04E24 - "Love Has a Spot On Its Lung: Part 2") 8:30pm - Loves Me, Loves Me Not (S01E03 - "Jane's Parents") 9:00pm - The CBS Wednesday Night Movies
5:29 - Here's something that doesn't usually happen after Lucky Seven is played until it goes into a commercial break: Door 3 closes, barely revealing the price of that 1977 Buick Regal sedan, which was $5,647. Also, the border lights was shut off immediately.
Gawddd...Carmen was so beautiful and adorable....in fact, all of those women were downright gorgeous and feminine.. nothing like today’s women.....what the hell happened?
@Nobody else but me you didn't even know the word "leftism" until the 2020 elections. Your head was up your own azz like everybody else until then, ya phony.
Not sure why you can't see the beauty in women today. It's not like there still isn't a sexual magnetism. Unless you're too old to still get it up, or maybe you like men instead, which is okay, but it may be confusing you is all. Maybe focus on Bob Barker instead?
3/30/1977,to be exact.The Jumpsuits,Gauchos, & Maxi-Skirts were in style that time.Also the late days of the Midi Dresses,Afterward,they went out of vogue.
When this show was aired on CBS daytime, I did not watch this episode because I was at Pasadena Special Children’s Center at 355 W. Green Street in Pasadena, CA.
Sadly, that was one of Roger’s games that met the axe soon after this episode.....too difficult to get the right price for 3 items with only 10 chances....YT has a clip from when Roger’s Mountain Climber inadvertently went off the clip...the banter between Bob and Roger is absolutely hilarious...
shows like this show,tic tac dough ,the joker.s wild and the hollywood squares used to air on gsn but don.t still air but shows like the match game ,and the family feud do still air on gsn.
The women didn’t seem skinny and weak looking either... healthy and beautiful hair and figures. I comment all the time to my husband how I love the long blonde haired gals who look like surfer gals. Lol. 🤭
If only Nanette pick better numbers in Lucky $even & Beth not pick the danger price this would of been a Perfect show Still 4 out of 6 ain’t bad either.
@@Nathanminooka If I had all of the TPIR shows with Bob(6000+), I would have a helluva time condensing them onto multiple tapes.What a job that would be!!
Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. Fireplace: $550 Copper/Brass Chess Set: $900 Dishwasher: $350 Carpeting: $250 Stereo Console: $320 Freezer: $400 1st Showcase: $6,000 2nd Showcase: $10,000
@@tyrese3745 Also further more, early on whenever the $100 Bonus for a Perfect Bid debuted ladies would reach into the $100 Pocket whenever they Bid exactly right.
I was born on this very day March 30th 1977 on a Wednesday 4 am. God I also wish I lived in this time do with no foolishness no sagging your pants of your behind. People was not out to make you look like fool. Back then dating some one was easy. It is not how it is now. I wish that I would have been in 1953 that way I would have be apart of this worthless generation.
I wish GSN went back to the way it was with ALL classic game shows, not what they have now.
I remember when I finally got Game Show Network in 1998... I was SO STOKED... Mom even let me stay home from school to watch it! :-D
Dan Barker you're not the only one! As a child, i didn't want anything to do with a classsic show, but when i used to watch GSN with my grandma, she got me hooked on the classics, and i'd prefer this over the GSN of today. It's just so boring! that's why i come to here to watch classics i can find.
Me five since most of the other posters agree with me.
I agree with u.
At least we have Buzzr 🤷
Bob is so personable that we often overlook the fact that he is smart as eff.
He graduated among the top of his class at his university. To me, it shows mostly in his comedy.
Witty as hell.
Wow! It's the Price is Right from the day I was born. Thank you for this!
This is so great! I was 7 when this aired! Every ones grandmas always had this on in the morning when I was a kid in the summer at the farm. Pepsi ( in a glass bottle), potato chips and Barker..: life was good !!!
Yeap my Sweet GandMa and me
I was 6 and those sure were the good ole days!!
Carolyn would appear on the show again 41 years later...
Gregory Pearsoll really? What date?
I want to know what date too. I was born on this very day. When this was recorded. Wednesday March 30th 1977.
@@jacyborreaux919 I'd like to know, too.
Thanks, Nathan!!!
This was the CBS prime-time schedule FOR Wednesday, March 30, 1977:
8:00pm - Good Times (Season 4 finale; S04E24 - "Love Has a Spot On Its Lung: Part 2")
8:30pm - Loves Me, Loves Me Not (S01E03 - "Jane's Parents")
9:00pm - The CBS Wednesday Night Movies
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5:29 - Here's something that doesn't usually happen after Lucky Seven is played until it goes into a commercial break: Door 3 closes, barely revealing the price of that 1977 Buick Regal sedan, which was $5,647.
Also, the border lights was shut off immediately.
Gawddd...Carmen was so beautiful and adorable....in fact, all of those women were downright gorgeous and feminine.. nothing like today’s women.....what the hell happened?
The government controls your food and water been that way since late eighties people where I live dying in their 40s 50s.
@Nobody else but me Ok, boomer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
NOWADAYS, CHEAP PEOPLE!!
@Nobody else but me you didn't even know the word "leftism" until the 2020 elections. Your head was up your own azz like everybody else until then, ya phony.
Not sure why you can't see the beauty in women today. It's not like there still isn't a sexual magnetism. Unless you're too old to still get it up, or maybe you like men instead, which is okay, but it may be confusing you is all. Maybe focus on Bob Barker instead?
What a Classic Game Show, Love Of Life was a soap opera, that was on at the time, since 1952, wow! I love the 1970s!
3/30/1977,to be exact.The Jumpsuits,Gauchos, & Maxi-Skirts were in style that time.Also the late days of the Midi Dresses,Afterward,they went out of vogue.
JUMPSUITS COOL
You got it.
This episode aired on my fourth birthday.
Exactly 10 years prior of my daughter's birthday 😱
13 day after my 6th birthday, March 17.
bob barker hosts and johnny olson announces.
My Announcer, The Car?
When this show was aired on CBS daytime, I did not watch this episode because I was at Pasadena Special Children’s Center at 355 W. Green Street in Pasadena, CA.
all these vintage women are total babes. like 99% of the time
They all mostly beautiful
ever notice how most brands are long gone
Nice shout out to The Dob! The car was still difficult with no zero.
Sadly, that was one of Roger’s games that met the axe soon after this episode.....too difficult to get the right price for 3 items with only 10 chances....YT has a clip from when Roger’s Mountain Climber inadvertently went off the clip...the banter between Bob and Roger is absolutely hilarious...
10 Chances is currently still in rotation, with the unwritten zero rule. Are you thinking of one of Roger's other games, such as Split Decision?
Wow, I didn't think she had a chance with the GIVE column $125.
From the bob-barker studio @ cbs television-city in hollywood-california.
It's now Studio Center in Hollywood, so it's possible ANY network can used that studio.
LMFAO
So much $420 in this episode! They MUST have been toking a lot LOL :)
When Beth Flemming came down to the row, i thought she was going to swallow the mic
the price is right
I was exactly 4 days old when this episode aired.
That first contestant, trying to win the big Buick, was astoundingly cute!!!!
shows like this show,tic tac dough ,the joker.s wild and the hollywood squares used to air on gsn but don.t still air but shows like the match game ,and the family feud do still air on gsn.
i so want that car in the showcase!!
Why didn't Lori get $100 for her perfect bid (contestant's row)?
What a show that was ,Bob Barker was the king off all shows
Boy I wish I lived in that era! Women seem to be different, more feminine and not hooked on psychotropic drugs
The women didn’t seem skinny and weak looking either... healthy and beautiful hair and figures. I comment all the time to my husband how I love the long blonde haired gals who look like surfer gals. Lol. 🤭
It's that Southern California outdoor lifestyle. And people were more conservative in dress and public behavior
@@MegaLivingIt No. That's a fantasy. People were just as experimental in those times.
If only Nanette pick better numbers in Lucky $even & Beth not pick the danger price this would of been a Perfect show
Still 4 out of 6 ain’t bad either.
Johnny Olsen was the first male model on The Price Is Right lol
First four contestants:
Susan, Lori, Carolyn, Nanette
Ten chances IS a very HARD game!!!
Great episode. Do you have nay more from that era?
1:18 Oh my a "pay the rent" comment!
Will Mack Yep cue the Drew Carey phrase.
There are no Drew Carey references until Bobs last show in 2007
this must be bring your stuffed animal to tpir day :D
This would be the date of some of the last of the Dennis James nighttime shows
Bob was soo smooth.
Hi David You Have Price is Right 8th April 1981
Including the one bid prizes, The contestants won a grand total of $22,512.
That game show is still the most popular hour, of the most popular Pricing games.
That included the most difficult games.
Lucky 7 is difficult.
The Price Is Right And Treasure Hunt Had Women Contestants.
@@paullarue2010 With the zero in play. Would it be an embarrassment IF Drew Carey and crew were to bring it back JUST to confuse the contestants?
25:58 $50 Coffee Maker Win
26:29 $420 Chaise Win
28:04 $3951 Chevy Vega Win
Ten Chances Win.
Incidentally, 1977 was the last year for the Vega.
She won those prizes and yet there was no 0 at the end of the car.
25:02 It's time for the Family Feud!
Jason Nadle Yep you got it.
19:39 They should've used Amen, Brother Herbert instead.
SURVEY SAID!!!
Here's what you could win...old 70s stuff!
Best clock game winner.
Yep
@@Nathanminooka Also further more, Clock Game is essentially a 30-Second Race to guess the Price of both Prizes.
Yes
@@markheying2830 Wow you came up with that all by yourself.
Must have been before the bell that sounded when that person got their bid right on the nose.
Could you please post some more TPIR episodes from the seventies and eighties?
Roy Sanders OK.
@@Nathanminooka If I had all of the TPIR shows with Bob(6000+), I would have a helluva time condensing them onto multiple tapes.What a job that would be!!
I always wanted to be on that show and bid $1.00 And also spin that wheel so hard it
Came off its stand and rolled out in the audience.
ruclips.net/video/FoK7oUA8b5M/видео.html
Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following.
Fireplace: $550
Copper/Brass Chess Set: $900
Dishwasher: $350
Carpeting: $250
Stereo Console: $320
Freezer: $400
1st Showcase: $6,000
2nd Showcase: $10,000
Presently on ten chances, there is one hidden clue that all prices end in zero.
This was a Wednesday episode.
11:35 - What? No $100 bonus for a perfect bid? When was that rule instituted?
***** Can you be a little more specific? What day in May '77?
Christopher Howell May 23, 1977.
Ah! I see. So it would just about two months following this episode.
@@tyrese3745 Also further more, early on whenever the $100 Bonus for a Perfect Bid debuted ladies would reach into the $100 Pocket whenever they Bid exactly right.
@@markheying2830 Yes, I am aware of that already. I've watched enough TPIR classic and current episodes to remember that. Thank you.
At the 14:13 mark there were (but we have now) but back then no $1,000 bonus to get it in less than 30 seconds.
It was earlier used in the PM show with Dennis James.
Coming courtesy of Jamie LOcklin's TV Game SHow Vault
Zach Horan Yep.
remember Vega's were the EL cheapo cars
21:02 Folks, this is the same Drackett that made POISONOUS Crystal Drano!!!
Richard-dawson will hate you for this bob.
Lol
Carmen looks Joyce Dewitt from Three's company lol
Too bad that they didn't have the $100 bonus for a perfect bid.
You might still be able to eat those taco shells.
One last comment... lol.... lucky seven was a hopeless game for most...I’m yet to see anyone win a car. 😫
$50 for a smoke detector!??!?! seriously?! I can get them at hardware store for like $5.
Where’s Roger...is he married...
The lady it the thumbnail looks a lot like Brett Somers.
No she doesn't. Nowhere near that.
A grandfather clock married to an automobile 🚗 ⏰ 🤔
I was born on this very day March 30th 1977 on a Wednesday 4 am. God I also wish I lived in this time do with no foolishness no sagging your pants of your behind. People was not out to make you look like fool. Back then dating some one was easy. It is not how it is now. I wish that I would have been in 1953 that way I would have be apart of this worthless generation.
I hate to see pants sagging lol
25:02 Family Fued theme?
The cue came BEFORE Family Feud made its debut.
@@Rlotpir1972 Interesting. Sounds exactly like it - ruclips.net/video/xL0vp_Vo8YA/видео.html
2:45 - White people drove those at one time. LOL
And blacks stole them..
the price is right
Yes