Be on the lookout for exciting games, bloopers, and surprises in another episode of The Price Is Right from 1993, including a James Bond-themed showcase.
4:45 The Commercial Number 1. 11:44 The Commercial Number 2. 17:50 The Commercial Number 3. 24:43 The Commercial Number 4. 30:48 The Commercial Number 5. 37:35 The Commercial Number 6. 43:54 The Commercial Number 7. 48:31 The Commercial Number 8. 54:57 The Commercial Number 9.
Goof at 7:50 Notice the Hole In One sign has a "or two" sign, while Rod Roddy describe the products they turn it back to "one" of the Hole in One sign.
For each of those 6 One Bid Prizes, I would have guessed the following. Gown: $1,550 Lounger: $1,100 Watch: $800 Electric Range: $550 Fax Machine: $900 Dinette Set: $1,470
4:45 The Commercial Number 1.
11:44 The Commercial Number 2.
17:50 The Commercial Number 3.
24:43 The Commercial Number 4.
30:48 The Commercial Number 5.
37:35 The Commercial Number 6.
43:54 The Commercial Number 7.
48:31 The Commercial Number 8.
54:57 The Commercial Number 9.
Thanks for keeping the commercials!
My guess for the last 2 Numbers in the Price of that Car would have been 1 of the following 3.
1: 60
2: 33
3: 47
My guess for those 2 Showcases would have been the following.
1st Showcase: $16,500
2nd Showcase: $12,521
That's from 13WMAZ in Macon.
Goof at 7:50 Notice the Hole In One sign has a "or two" sign, while Rod Roddy describe the products they turn it back to "one" of the Hole in One sign.
This aired the same day as the 35th Grammy Awards.
The Oz are that you'll be a winner today at 50:46
Interesting, they played the CLANGS when she won the $1000
The 'Fire' alarm.
The Price is Right May 14 , 1993 Pannoni 8 uploaded
Gee, I guess some of the TPIR staff got really drunk the night before the taping of this episode. LOL!
Bienvenue a price is right.
For each of those 6 One Bid Prizes, I would have guessed the following.
Gown: $1,550
Lounger: $1,100
Watch: $800
Electric Range: $550
Fax Machine: $900
Dinette Set: $1,470
15:23 27:56 CRO
That sounds like a fire truck bell
But that doesn’t sound right
17th February 1993