Same... what a fricken guy he was... I never noticed how great he was when I was a kid.. so much adult humor that flew over my head. I've been watching the Barker 70s and 80s episodes for a week now, driving the family nuts lol
RIP Bob Barker you are a legend and one of my fav childhood memories was watching Price is Right - I even went through a phase as a toddler where I called every old man Bob Barker! You were the best
I am with you. The 80s or a very special time. We had big hair, parachute pants mostly good music lol. It’s a time and innocence. This country will never see again. And that’s sad.
@@comancheviperrrrthis ⬆️!!! The literally best decade to grow up!!! Boys were men, girls were women, we had jelly shoes, stone washed jeans, rode our bikes without helmets, roller skated, what a fun time to grow up 💯💯💯
@@comancheviperrrr I wish every day that time travel would become real so I could go back in time and experience the 80's. I was born in 1998, so I missed ALOT of great moments in time. I envy you all who got to live those days.
❤❤❤oh, how I love the nostalgia of watching this show over and over again and never get tired of hearing old bob talking...it such wonderful memories...
Bob is just a natural, I think finding success somewhat later is what really made it work for him. All these beautiful people from all over the country, so excited, it’s just great
I was 7 & I watched this in real time back in 1986. It came on every Thursday night & I watch every episode. It made that summer an even more fun & memorable one. Thank you for sharing this with us and helping me to relive my childhood. ❤❤❤
I was 2 when first aired. We loved it! Can’t believe how long it ran. Definitely due to Bob Barkers charm and charisma! Plus all the beauties⭐️RIP Bob.
17:53 I liked Gloria's reaction when the woman beside her bid 1 dollar more. She didn't show any facial expressions of contempt or disgust; she maintained her composure. That's class. A quality more or less absent in today's contestants.
Plinking was the game. One of my favorite games on price is right. That one on the mountain climber. Those were my two favorites. We don’t get to see the mountain climber in this episode. What we do you say Plinko.
Damn...86 and prices soared in only a couple years. Also the delvoplment of the quality of television in such a short period. Glad we don't have those big satellite dishes in backyards anymore though. 😆
That is believed to be the last time to date a sponsor was actually mentioned on a network game show--1986! It was also the last time the Mets won a World Series (lol)! Now ads, Rod Roddy, and Bob Barker, are all a part of history.
19:02 great table! Released the same year this aired, in January of 1986. High Speed was one of the games (along with 1986's PinBot and 1984's Space Shuttle) that helped revitalize the pinball industry, which had become stagnant due in part to the video game crash of 1983. High Speed sold 17,080 units. More useless facts. During its design, High Speed was jokingly called "High Cost" by some rival Williams designers due to its then high production cost. The advances in the mechanical design that went into High Speed, coupled with the machine's popularity, led to many machines being kept in service much longer than was previously the norm. The play surfaces of the machine were not initially given as much attention, leading to many High Speed machines seeing service TO THIS DAY in extremely worn condition. Williams rapidly addressed this issue by making mylar playfield covers available and later adding hard clear paint coats to their playfields. Canadian specialist Classic Playfield Reproductions produced an officially licensed High Speed 13-color Reproduction Playfield, which shipped as limited edition in 2014.
These nighttime specials were done in attempt to compete with NBC on Thursday nights during the 8pm hour; prior to the start of the 1986-1987 season. It aired directly against The Cosby Show and Family Ties; both of which were the number 1 and number 2 shows, respectively.
This show is classic and it never gets old. That first lady actually did very good. She won a motorcycle and a camera and a phone and a popcorn maker $250 and a trip to Switzerland.. That is not bad at all
17:33 OMG that stupid plastic clock was $1370 in 1986?!!! You could get something like that at TJ Maxx for like $40 or $50 nowadays! It's amazing how much some things have gone up but others have gone DOWN.
They'd probably turn Super Ball!! into a "big money" game, with a huge payout for getting the highest possible cash value, then getting the Super Ball into the center for the top multiplier.
@@Kloverkill 🤣😂😆See this is why I asked. My only theory was that her sneakers were kind of dirty so the glitzy Hollywood producers wanted to use that to add a bit of drama, like "Ooo imagine how life-changing a new car would be to this poor woman who apparently has to walk everywhere in her podunk town in Flyoverstate USA." But no, I think you nailed it. This was pure art. And you gave me a genuine belly laugh-I literally yelled "HA HA HA!!" and scared the sh out of my cat.
3:22 “In doors number one, number two, number three….” uh no Rod that’s the other Wayne Brady/Monty Hall’s Let’s Make a Deal game show that comes on at 9:00am before The Price is Right airs at 10:00am.
I HATE SUPER BALL. There I said it. I mean, ski-ball is fun to play when there's nothing on the line, but it's so unfair how to win the prizes these people have to be good at a sport basically, after they ALREADY got prices right!
Haha that’s true! The trick w ski ball is to use an “elephant trunk” swing, and release the ball smack in the middle of the lane. That is the perfect force to get it in the desired goal.
@@audrasitarek9113 Easier to type than do. Some people are just not coordinated even when they're relaxed, never mind super nervous in front of millions of people.
I started watching TPIR during summer vacation in1972. Now I am binge watching all of the shows on You Tube with Bob Barker. He was the best. RIP Bob
Same... what a fricken guy he was... I never noticed how great he was when I was a kid.. so much adult humor that flew over my head. I've been watching the Barker 70s and 80s episodes for a week now, driving the family nuts lol
Nobody will ever be able to do it as good as Bob Barker
RIP Bob Barker you are a legend and one of my fav childhood memories was watching Price is Right - I even went through a phase as a toddler where I called every old man Bob Barker! You were the best
The ZZ Top music during the first item up for bids was a nice touch. Very fitting for a motorcycle!
So would " Born to be Wild " .
I was 10 going on 11 when this came out. This is the Price is Right I remember. We always watched it when we stayed home sick from school
I did too. And spring break and summers. Everyone loved it.
I was also 10 going on 11 in Nov of 86. Rest in peace Bob Barker.
I was graduating from college this year
Same here 🍎(s)
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This is so nostalgic for me to watch. I miss the 80s
I am with you. The 80s or a very special time. We had big hair, parachute pants mostly good music lol. It’s a time and innocence. This country will never see again. And that’s sad.
@@comancheviperrrrthis ⬆️!!! The literally best decade to grow up!!! Boys were men, girls were women, we had jelly shoes, stone washed jeans, rode our bikes without helmets, roller skated, what a fun time to grow up 💯💯💯
Same. Such amazing times. Wish I could go back.
@@comancheviperrrr I wish every day that time travel would become real so I could go back in time and experience the 80's. I was born in 1998, so I missed ALOT of great moments in time. I envy you all who got to live those days.
I miss them, too. Those were good times.
❤❤❤oh, how I love the nostalgia of watching this show over and over again and never get tired of hearing old bob talking...it such wonderful memories...
3 Legends Gone!!!.....Bob Barker,Rod Roddy & Johnny Olson!!!!
And Barker's original Beauties have retired.
😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
So sad
markyy, thanks for putting these videos together. They all bring back awesome memories.
Bob is just a natural, I think finding success somewhat later is what really made it work for him. All these beautiful people from all over the country, so excited, it’s just great
I was 7 & I watched this in real time back in 1986. It came on every Thursday night & I watch every episode. It made that summer an even more fun & memorable one. Thank you for sharing this with us and helping me to relive my childhood. ❤❤❤
I'm so happy to have experience the 80's throughout my teenage years 😉 ✌
Whoever is watching this, and doesn’t watch far enough to behold the adorableness of Emma, you are missing out!! ❤❤
Gotta love those 80s styles! Russell looks like a real character and the look on his face! My grandparents used to luve in Annandale,VA.
I was 7 when this originally aired. I watched it with my dad and I’ve been hooked on “Price” since.😊
This was one of my favorite shows growing up. Thank you for bringing back such great memories😊❤
It's contestants like Emma who made this show last for as long as it has.
I can't watch without Bob, but yeah they definitely make it worth watching.
I was 2 when first aired. We loved it! Can’t believe how long it ran. Definitely due to Bob Barkers charm and charisma! Plus all the beauties⭐️RIP Bob.
17:53 I liked Gloria's reaction when the woman beside her bid 1 dollar more. She didn't show any facial expressions of contempt or disgust; she maintained her composure. That's class. A quality more or less absent in today's contestants.
A very acute and accurate observation. Just another example of how far we have fallen .
Emma is a gem 💎
Gemma!
She's a hoot
Plinking was the game. One of my favorite games on price is right. That one on the mountain climber. Those were my two favorites. We don’t get to see the mountain climber in this episode. What we do you say Plinko.
Damn...86 and prices soared in only a couple years. Also the delvoplment of the quality of television in such a short period. Glad we don't have those big satellite dishes in backyards anymore though. 😆
I appreciate the quality, thanks
Emma is something else
Emma was hilarious 😂
Dian was stunning in that gorgeous pink gown - wow!
I liked the network audio at the very end!
I turned 18 in 86', oh to be young again and know what I know now....
@markyyy you have one of the best quality of TPIR I've seen and i love these old episodes
That is believed to be the last time to date a sponsor was actually mentioned on a network game show--1986! It was also the last time the Mets won a World Series (lol)! Now ads, Rod Roddy, and Bob Barker, are all a part of history.
I remember those big old satellite dishes back in the day. Now for nothing but an eyesore on someone’s lawn if they are even still there lol
19:02 great table! Released the same year this aired, in January of 1986.
High Speed was one of the games (along with 1986's PinBot and 1984's Space Shuttle) that helped revitalize the pinball industry, which had become stagnant due in part to the video game crash of 1983. High Speed sold 17,080 units.
More useless facts. During its design, High Speed was jokingly called "High Cost" by some rival Williams designers due to its then high production cost. The advances in the mechanical design that went into High Speed, coupled with the machine's popularity, led to many machines being kept in service much longer than was previously the norm.
The play surfaces of the machine were not initially given as much attention, leading to many High Speed machines seeing service TO THIS DAY in extremely worn condition. Williams rapidly addressed this issue by making mylar playfield covers available and later adding hard clear paint coats to their playfields. Canadian specialist Classic Playfield Reproductions produced an officially licensed High Speed 13-color Reproduction Playfield, which shipped as limited edition in 2014.
I swear that's Chris Farley (blue shirt) sitting in the audience in the bottom right corner in the very beginning!!
for 1986 this footage look really crisp and clean was it a amateur print restoration???
@43:55, I'm surprised they didn't bring those cash envelopes back for the primetime specials in the 2000s, I wonder why
These nighttime specials were done in attempt to compete with NBC on Thursday nights during the 8pm hour; prior to the start of the 1986-1987 season. It aired directly against The Cosby Show and Family Ties; both of which were the number 1 and number 2 shows, respectively.
This show is classic and it never gets old. That first lady actually did very good. She won a motorcycle and a camera and a phone and a popcorn maker $250 and a trip to Switzerland..
That is not bad at all
RIP Bob Barker
A C-band satellite dish. God I love the 80s!
LOVE Emma! A fun spirited lady. I wanted her to win more $$$ though!
17:33 OMG that stupid plastic clock was $1370 in 1986?!!! You could get something like that at TJ Maxx for like $40 or $50 nowadays! It's amazing how much some things have gone up but others have gone DOWN.
The best way to win 1 away is to only get 1 number right as it'll most likely be the 1st number;)
Fantastic strategy! Get the last four wrong on purpose! Um, you do realize that's just as hard as getting them all right, right?
Very true. Although I think it’s likely the 4 wrong numbers are pure luck
I bet Russell was tearing it up in that ski boat with the big block 454!
They should play skiball game again!
They'd probably turn Super Ball!! into a "big money" game, with a huge payout for getting the highest possible cash value, then getting the Super Ball into the center for the top multiplier.
Crazy how expensive this stuff was when I was kid. $1350 for a wall clock?! They're like $95 now.
But vcrs and TV vcr combos are sky rocketing again.
I love you Rod Roddy 😊💖
Bob is lightyears ahead of Drew in hosting capabilities. How low have we fallen.
I was graduating from college in 1988cool!
how big is that stereo
27:00 best Eddy Murphy impersonation Ever!!!
36:14 What the ..... why did the camera focus on the contestant's FEET after revealing the car????
This is the Tarantino cut.
@@Kloverkill 🤣😂😆See this is why I asked. My only theory was that her sneakers were kind of dirty so the glitzy Hollywood producers wanted to use that to add a bit of drama, like "Ooo imagine how life-changing a new car would be to this poor woman who apparently has to walk everywhere in her podunk town in Flyoverstate USA."
But no, I think you nailed it. This was pure art. And you gave me a genuine belly laugh-I literally yelled "HA HA HA!!" and scared the sh out of my cat.
Haha, that's awesome - glad it gave you a chuckle@@audreymuzingo933
Was that a zipper coolie (warmie, I guess) for a bucket of chicken?
Bob Barker, Rod Roddy, Johnny Olsen will b missed 😢😢😢😢😢😢
What the? Five prizes in the showcase round??? They usually only give three or four showcase prizes away!
This episode aired 38 years ago today.
I don’t remember the super ball game, but I kinda like it!
Love me some Holly
Bob Barker, thank you for 35yrs of TPIR RIP,
I was 4mths and 4days when this aired
RIP Bob Barker!
50:48 Those speakers man! Wth? 😂🤣😂This is almost as silly as the 3 screen TV TPIS had once.
umm...arent all the episodes 60 minutes?
Tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick YES
Wait they didn’t go into commercial break before spinning the wherl
Because it's Prime Time Night Time .
My grandfather’s 45th birthday
3:22 “In doors number one, number two, number three….” uh no Rod that’s the other Wayne Brady/Monty Hall’s Let’s Make a Deal game show that comes on at 9:00am before The Price is Right airs at 10:00am.
fastest one away game in TPIR history
TWA, man thats so long ago now.
Bob....the best and funniest!
14:02 El Cheapo averted
That will be the future batch
God bless the 1980s
Ok EMMA was so dang cute and the cutest personality!!
At 45:14, Bob almost jinxed her but she made it by the skin of her teeth!
Almost all contestants get up, make a bad bid and sit down
Good Observation Sherlock
😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
Hard to believe 51 years of history is moving from tv city to Glendale
That's only because TV city is getting a billion dollar renovation.
Emma is so stinking precious
45:20 $1,000
46:37 $5,000
Tracy has gorgeous hair.
I miss the original models janice Pennington Holly hallstrom Dinae Parkinson😊ole school days
Imagine if a cop prize to the fiero was a fire extinguisher.
Bienvenue a price is right
7:21 BENEDETTO!
Gorillaz - Superfast Jellyfish 47:25
Why would they have the models with knock out bodies dressed with jackets and long skirts. Crazy! Rip bob barker
Cuz its a family show ya damn pig!
980$ for that EMERSON color tv .
Why was this a special
The very first "Price Is Right at Night" episode on CBS.
34:49
15:05 😂
2:07 2:09 To i
Tracy is beautiful
Back when every woman did something with her hair.
No matter what please get your pets spayed or neutered
I HATE SUPER BALL. There I said it.
I mean, ski-ball is fun to play when there's nothing on the line, but it's so unfair how to win the prizes these people have to be good at a sport basically, after they ALREADY got prices right!
Haha that’s true! The trick w ski ball is to use an “elephant trunk” swing, and release the ball smack in the middle of the lane. That is the perfect force to get it in the desired goal.
@@audrasitarek9113 Easier to type than do. Some people are just not coordinated even when they're relaxed, never mind super nervous in front of millions of people.
Nowadays, a great many game show contestants act like animals.