The Price is Right | (5/31/77)

What the heck? I'm on a roll today.
Here's another TPIR episode, from 1977.
Pricing Games:
Double Prices
Lucky Seven
Hurdles
Range Game
Any Number
Cliff Hangers
(c) 1977 Mark Goodson Productions
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[@EricLimasTPLEra77]

Hurdles and Cliff Hangers on the same show? EPIC!

[@excrono]

I about died laughing at 40:54 to that WTF look on his face. Another crazy 1970s TPIR moment.

[@jjgreek1]

nothing more iconic that Johnny Olsen saying "A NEW CAR!"

[@catlady7773]

I was born 77, it's interesting to see what was trending back then, since I don't have any memory of any of it!!

[@CJ_7519]

I was born in '75, and; I don't even remember what was trending back then, really😆!

[@jasonhindle4399]

I was born in ‘77 too. This is fun to watch

[@laurallama73]

I have no use for a bar/globe, but I’ve always thought they were so neat.

[@tvtimetravel]

I'll say you're on a roll!

[@tpiraholic]

Taped 4-25-77.

[@CarShark2]

Wow. So we could have had a male model (even if for a day) over 35 years ago.

[@OOOGhost-girlOOOshhhhh]

He didn’t win so he didn’t get the chance,though I believe Bob only wanted women as models probably why there wasn’t any male models .

[@jamesbonnen]

I wonder what scale was back then?

[@FlavioGirl]

thank you :)

[@Sal_on_pawz]

$42 in 1977 for an ugly avocado green coffee maker with no timer. Today you can buy a coffee maker for $15 (probably $5 in 1977). Amazing how cheap labor in other countries has changed our landscape.

[@skippbitman]

The first four weren't bad looking.

[@jjgreek1]

What The H does one do with a hotdog cart

[@NickCMedia2]

To sell or serve hot dogs. What else?