The Price is Right (
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2021
- Last episode directed by Marc Breslow, with the cast paying tribute to him at the end.
Bump
Poker Game
Hole in One
Blank Check
Secret X
Any Number
Huge thanks to James Shea for the video!
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the 80's was the best decade ever 🙂✌
Love that you kept the commercials. This was definitely a winner's episode. Every was a beautiful man indeed. 😍
Love it. ❤️ Snickers passed off as a "wholesome" snack😂😂 Was a different time, back in the 80s😊
I sure hope you have more 80s episodes because your videos are in excellent quality and you kept in the commercials. Thank you!
I agree jj because these episodes of the price is right from the 1980's have mini games that I never got to experience watching as a child like the 1 at 4:45(bump)
Nostalgic
Amazing
Marc Breslow definitely was the best director that Price is Right ever had.
The last directing episode for Marc Breslow, then Paul Alter takes over on October 13, 1986. Marc Breslow now becomes the creative consultant with Theodore Cooper. The new prop of Any Number, it was used during the Primetime Special in the summer of 1986.
She asks... how will I get them all home? What a cute old lady.
Well it's something I always wondered! According to Bob the show takes care of it!
I miss Bump and they should bring it back one day. 😀👍
The only problem is that it'll likely mostly be skipped on the Barker Era in the near future. We'll never know. We'll never know.
Amazing picture quality, considering this is over 30 years old! Thanks for uploading! ❤
Thanks for this show
Any Number looking much more modern!
Yolanda did excellent on Hole in One. 😀👍
I was 3 days old! I've been trying to find the episode from my birthday but I can't find it. 😕 this is the closest I've found and it's still awesome. This was on the TV the day I came home from the hospital 😄
is so cool to know that this day I was only 6 months old...
I was almost 2 lol
@@timothylampel815 I was 6 months old..born in april 86 :)
Share the Spirit of CBS season
The first daytime playing of any number with its new set
And also the first daytime playing for Hole in One in which the contestant gets two putts if they miss the first putt to be implemented since it was introduced on the nighttime specials
love the old commercials and the show yolanda was a cutie wilna was a cool ole gal
4:46 Don’t expect this episode (along with many others) to air on The Barker Era channel. Why you may ask? The first pricing game should be the answer to your question.
Unless they figure out a way to clear the issues regarding the game or editing out the motion without removing the core element of the game.
This particular pricing game was played 34 times during season 15 that's alot of episodes to skip
They need to edit out 5:32 to 5:35 and 6:04 to 6:06 that's 5 seconds.
fucking hate political correctness
I want a laxative that lasts all day with no surpises.
49:06 - Gradius fans will see this!
I was 3 years old then!
That was Nemesis the arcade version of Gradius. Why Konami changed the name, I don't know.
NEMESIS (Gradius)!!!!! FREAKING AWESOME!!!!! I wonder what that is worth today...:)
I've been watching these old episodes for a few weeks now, and this is probably the dozenth-or-so Hole In Two I've seen ..... and the FIRST where the contestant (or even BOB) got the ball in the hole. I HATE that game, same with the ski-ball one. -It's not right to make it about sports skills that have nothing to do with pricing skills.
the pricing skills are the products that you place. The better you are at pricing the closer you get to the hole and if you get them all right not only do you put from the closest you get a cash bonus. Also if you hate pricing games with sports skills you'll absolutely loathe On The Nose.
5 times they already played HIO in early S15? Wow
@12:19 that was a close Poker hand, I wonder if there have ever been any ties.
This must have been the last episode Marc Breslow directed judging by the respectful hold on his name during the end credits the crew did for him.
Not the very last; just the last one with a full credit roll.
@4:55 Bob pulls a Gene Rayburn😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@16:46 - wouldn't it be the least expensive to the most expensive? Bob says it backwards....
Light up that 9 yen please
32:22 I thought Nancy Merrill was still over at then-NBC affiliate WBZ-TV 4 hosting People are Talking back then. Did Tom Bergeron take over back then?
57:22 I thought there was a CBS Newsbreak that usually follows after TPIR.
Hi Every!
I wonder how old Wilna is today?? LOL!!
It was aired in 1986. Bob Barker just died and at the time of the show, much younger. I feel she passed already but I liked her
A google search for a Wilna Cameron from Iowa brings up an obituary from September 1988... If this is indeed her, she would've passed not even 2 years after this show!! How sad! hope she got to test that dune buggy!
I doubt she's alive but if she were she would be at least 90+ judging by how old she looked in this and that was over 30 years ago
How am I going to get it all home 🤣🥺🤗
Now I'm craving the velvita sea shell noodles. Do they still make them?
I’m quite sure that Kraft Heinz still does to this day.
1/5
Who's the Renuzit hunk at 42:34? 😁
Mark Tran do you think we'll ever have the episode from October 6, 1986 in HQ where Deborah the shell game cheater?
Maybe by the end of this year when the Barker Era channel reaches the Roddy era.
@@markyyy94 that long?
I took a shot at Every's showcase and thought $40k. Ugggggghhhhh
Brilliant t $till, Show Photo-grapher
The wheel didn’t go all the way around.
These games seem to not be for handicapped or disabled people.
they usually have the models handle the games whenever there's a handicapped person, and they put in a ramp for them to get up on stage.
the mom said she feels good about feeding all those kids snickers candy bars. lol so sad that snickers would stoop this low.