The Price Is Right - October 22, 1980
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- My late grandmother, Marjorie Saunders, appears in this episode.
(Almost) Full episode: The first contestant's introduction is missing.
I have dated this episode based on the release date of the CBS Wednesday Night Movie advertisement which appears. I'm 99% sure it is correct.
The contestants were so much calmer back then
Probably because people then had something called dignity, and didn't want to act like buffoons on national TV.
TR47 Today, people make complete fools on this show like they’ve never been anywhere. Back in the 90’s you have a lot of college kids that acted crazy and now you see more older people acting foolish.
Calmer,indeed!
@@a.b.s_productions Someone that went to the casting call said that they look for people with those personalities that act like that on today's TPIR. Otherwise you won't get selected.
3:10 Now that's RARE to see a boat as the 2nd prize on Golden Road.
This was the 9th season of TPIR at the time when this episode aired in October of 1980. I turned 2 years old 9 days after this episode aired on CBS daytime.
I was born Feb. 1, 1973 a year after it all began with Bob.
I sat there in front of the black & white t.v. for years watching with my mom and siblings guessing the prices; oh what memories!!
That first contestant came up on stage before Bob was even introduced!
Holy Toledo, what was with the budget on this episode? That boat almost could have been at the end of the Road, and then the prizes for those second and third games? This is Bob and the show at their finest. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.
No idea when your grandmother passed, but she seems like a lovely person. My condolences.
Looking the the episode from 10/31/1980. My Mom was on it.
That too might have been a fur episode, so your episode is unavailable.
Wow Marjorie did great this episode and it was a pleasure to watch
Sure wish Buzzr would get these shows!
They won't show this episode. At least so long as Bob Barker is still alive. The second pricing game should be explanation enough.
One US dollar in 1980 equals $3.44 today. For example the watches cost $1,548 in 2022 money. 1975 dollar was worth $ 5.27...
oh how exciting it is to play Golden road!!
That mini fire truck is literally the crappiest prize I’ve ever seen on tpir
You are correct on the airdate, I checked it against the game lineup. Production number on this show is #3833D.
Just remember that once the Range Finder has been stopped, it can’t be started again for 37 Hours.
Is that the same Pat O'Brien who would become a sportscaster for CBS Sports in 1981?
Yes, it is. The voice stands out.
yep that's him.
This was broadcast 6 days after I was born. I know it is insignificant to others, but I wanted to see an episode from around the time I was born.
Scout Moser Those were the good old days 😊
If it features a fur coat as a prize, you won't see it until Bob Barker dies, if at all.
I noticed they didn't have what I call the pepperoni spots near the Showcase Showdown's wheel.
Sorry to hear about the passing of your Grandma!
Kevin Chau Cue losing horns for that.
Including the one bid prizes, The contestants won a grand total of $26,129.
I miss the full descriptions of those grocery items! #hungry
Bro me too
I know; they hardly describe them these days.
I think the makers used to pay for the full descriptions and probably still do on the rare chances we get to hear the full sales pitch now. Otherwise, "it's a 10 ounce can of tuna".
@@tnate6004 Yup
Those robot lamps are so cool I wanted to see if I could buy one now they're all selling for thousands of dollars now. Collector's item I guess
I greatly enjoyed watching this episode. It was also a nice red-letter date as it became the day after our beloved Philadelphia Phillies won the World Series.
I was thinking the exact same thing when I saw this video
My sympathies to you Andy.... you know, in a way we kind of share a connection of some sorts with this episode.... this program aired some 4 days before my grandfather had passed away as well... I guess at that time I was 5 but did used to watch TPIR a LOT while growing up too...
Cue Losing Horns for that.
Sorry to hear about your grandmother, she seemed like a warm, loving person; I'm curious though, did she go on all of those trips that she won? She must have told you some stories about her appearance on the show.
Yea she can did.
Despite 4 games won out of 6, no cars were won!
Huh, I didn't know Florence Henderson started WESSON in 1980.
Bob is really into his Spanish this time.
She won that FUR COAT by about $13
Fur coat + Bob Barker = Internal triggerdness
JoAnn Pflug in the Sunlite commercial!
Fun how he jokes with Holly and Janice by waving bye in front of their face to cover their face.😂
The price of the Chrysler New Yorker is $13,630. The same car appeared on the show about a month before this show aired, and the description of the car this time around was exactly the same, so I would strongly assume everything is likewise.
thanks i was curious what it was
RIP BOB BARKER that hosted this game show on television.
24:37 Sell it lady, give it to a charity... why does he care? lol.
Bob "You're going to get the heck off my stage is what you're going to do" well... thats' how i read it anyway lol.
Bob Barker didn't care, no, but I agree with the contestant, that was a lame prize.
7:52 This is why Bob Barker has banned pre-1982 episodes from reruns.
34:47 It's time for the Family Feud!
14:40; That went right into "Young and Restless".
What year did the STOP logo become history?
34:47 Family Feud theme
What do you do with a mini fire engine?
ccbsnyc put out a mini fire, I guess.
drive it in a parade
well you never will see a FUR again on this show, how times change!
Was it just me or did anybody hear that in the audio I wound it back… when the Japanese contestant was first called… I distinctly heard somebody say “Ah So!” That was kind of messed up. It was muffled and sounded like somebody tried to remove it from the audio track But it was there
40 Years Ago
good show
Post lots of more episodes from the seventies and eighties of TPIR soon, okay?
This is the only one in my collection (because, you know, family.)
@@AndySaunders1983ca Do you still have the Fur Coat or the Secretary Desk?
Andy your grandmother did excellent on Range Game.
She said idk what I’m gonna do with that thing
the price is right
Wow that Hispanic lady killed
It! I got
Most
Of
Them
Wrong!
At 35:15, Famiy Feud theme is playing.
14:40
Where was she aiming her weapon at? She clearly missed the target with her first bullet (Gum)!
the price is right
the price is right
Adrienne VS Uncle James Washington, Addy, Maddy and Cannon
Angel VS Uncle James Washington, Addy, Maddy and Cannon
@@AdriennevsUncleJamesWashington, Piece out
4:00 look at that car wow what a beaut
Imagine going to lamprey river elementary school Raymond nh or 4 years to 8 'months old preschool daycare on Wednesday October 22 1980
This price is right cbs had holly hollstrom co hosting price is right that day and match game was shown as well on this day almost 40
Years ago and it will be in 414 days from now
I thought the mini fire truck was a
Joke and they’d offer a car after that but nope that mini fire truck was the prize!!!!! Wth
Hi Andy! I won the showcase on "The Price is Right" show #3921D, aired December 22, 1980 (it was a Christmas show). This was really before people had VCR's, so I never was able to get a copy. Is there anyway you know of to get a copy of this show?
This is the only episode I have a copy of, because family. Sorry! Good luck in your search though!
TY@@AndySaunders1983ca!
@@lindapratt7112Do you still have any of the Prizes you have won?
host bob barker announcer johnny olson
14:39 karen would of won
Karen just being a Karen 😀
I bet Bob Barker doesnt like watching these old shows that gave away fur coats as prizes. i dont know what year he became an animal activist, but i highly doubt it was 1980
Bob Barker actually banned fur coats on the show starting with the second week of Season 11 and he became an animal rights activist following the death of Dorothy in early 1982.
r.i.p. florence henderson :(
According to Barker, this episode never existed because of 7:52, and also because of one of the models.
Then again, he may have it in his will that fur coat episodes can never air again, even after his death.
Why, that's silly and stupid.
You guys are jerks! Respect the man and respect his right to believe that animal lives matter and that killing innocent animals just to make fucking clothes out of their skins is cruel and evil! If he wants to ban episodes with fur coats that's his right
What? No comebacks??? Glad you STHU.
FUCK YOU!
Is this the 1st one dollar bid?
First known $1 bid on the current incarnation of the show happened on a Dennis James nighttime episode in 1976. The practice itself dates from the Cullen version, but it seems nobody remembered it for several years.
RiP Bob Barker.