The Price is Right 2-16-04
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Everyday its a brand new episode of The Price is Right and today's episode comes from February 16, 2004, I do not own the rights to this video Fremantle Media does and credit goes to thewhammy83
Rest in peace my favorite host Bob barker 🎉 I love you
I was just watching Bob Ross, then I came on down to the, well the other Bob, Mr. Barker.......
20 years later, I finally noticed the + from 3 Strikes + on top of the game.
"Uh... here it comes!"
Daniel sounded like he was having a attitude when he was talking.
Daniel Rosen was LITERALLY the most boring tryout announcer from the Bob Barker era!
Do you happen to have Daniel Rosen's first episode? I believe 1/12/04 was the date. I've heard that was his worst one.
@JCartoonsFan 2019 You're right. That episode was uploaded recently and he wasn't that bad on it. He had a lot more enthusiasm, especially during Bob's intro.
Do u have February 15 04 episode
unfortunately I do not sorry
There was no 2/15/04 episode. It was a Sunday.
This announcer lacks enthusiasm.
Daniel Rosen is a very good juggler and he's a pretty funny comedian, but, announcing isn't his strong suit.
Also sounded like he was not happy by the way he sounded when he was talking.
Daniel is in the same situation as both Gene Wood & his understudy, Rich Jeffries, who didn't have that much force that a few TPIR announcers would have.
I've seen a couple episodes with Rich Jeffries on UA-cam, and he wasn't that good. In fact, he and Daniel Rosen sound a lot alike.
Rich Jeffries, Bob Hilton and Gene Wood were interns at the time of Johnny Olson's death because of their work on other Mark Goodson and Goodson/Todman game shows. At the time of announcer's tryout in 2004, Randy West and Burton Richardson must have been busy with other projects. So they tried out others and I thought Art Sanders was going to get it. But it went to Rich Fields and another tryout at the time, Jim Thorton is currently the voice of Wheel of Fortune. Big difference between 1985 and 2004
Gene Wood wasn't the best fit, but he was still a lot better than Daniel Rosen. Even Rich Jeffries was a *little* better.