The Price is Right - 1986 - New Winnings Record
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- After several attempts just in this season alone, the record is finally broken today! But it won’t be around for long, either… Rich Jeffries announces.
Airdate: January 8, 1986 (#5943D)
A "Big Win" and compared to his mentor (Gene Wood), Rich Jeffries's voice was not appropriate enough for "The Price is Right!"
What an Awesome win by Denise!!!!!
I was in the eighth grade when this happened. We just came back from Christmas break.
R.I.P. Rich Jeffries, Bob Barker and Mark Goodson
Denise looks very beautiful
3:46 She's got the Porsche!
$54,772 was the new daytime record after this set on 2/17/1986 in daytime on Rod's first permanent episode. It took 20 more years until the 35th season premiere to get a $100K winner on Daytime TPIR
And of course, there were several records in between. The closest most memorable to win 100K was Amy with over $97,000 on the 6,000 show.
@@PGTransformed Danielle Torres' $88K record stood for over 12 years from 1992-2004 until the 6000th show
Don't forget Angela won over $120K on the 25th Anniversary Special.
@@rhyancoleman6462 THat was primetime, but yeah
@rhyancoleman6462 Yep! That was prime time. But the 35th season premiere saw its first over $100,000 winner in day time.
I remember this eppie and I was so glad she won it!!! :) :) :) :) :)
And then she realized it's taxable income...
I would very likely realize that going in if I were a contestant there, and that so being, if this were the game, and I won it (or any car game), I would be very much focused on trying to win money from the Wheel to pay the taxes (but then again, they tax that too, so you're probably still holding the bag when it comes to the car and other big-ticket things).
$47,001 plus whatever she won to get on stage. WOW WOW WOW!
3:46 BIG WIN
Season 14 of 85-86.
Interim Announcer Rich Jeffries.
Denise's big win on The Price is Right.
She won over $47k.
Air Date Wednesday January 8th, 1986.
Then a month later another record broken by Pamela 02/17/1986 won $54,772 dollars.
That includes $11,000 cash on Big Wheel during 2nd Showcase Showdown.
That car would be over $128,000 now in 2024.
Wonder if Denise still owns this car!
If you're watching Denise, please, can you update?
That would be interesting 🤔
Won over $50,000 in prizes, and it includes a nice Porsche
The 1986 equivalent to Mary's $94,000 plus Golden Road win 20 1/2 years later if my math is correct!
Johnny Olson had died after
$47,001 in prizes!
This was after Johnny Olson died
4:01 - Was seen in a CBS Daytime promo in 1986.
i thought so
Was this John Olsen?
Sounds different?
Rich Jeffries was the announcer on this episode.
$47,001 won in this game plus the One-Bid prize.
Which was? The first IUFB?
@@tyrese3745 Atari Computer
@0:07, When did they update that GOLDEN ROAD sing? I thought it was before John's death
Another annnouncer named Rich would become the 3rd permanent announcer on TPIR 18 years later...
Why Rich Jefferies left as the shows third tryout announcer after the January 17th episode
Because he wasn’t picked to be the permanent announcer
@@GETENT Rod Roddy was Picked as the permanent announcer from February 17 1986 until October 20th 2003 Eight weeks into season 32 and Days before his death one month after his 66th birthday and final on camera appearance before the announcer role went over to Rich Fields in April 2004 until he left the show at the end of season 38 in September 2010 which is their Road trip
@@justinbryant4594 And the announcer search for Rod's replacement after his passing was much more challenging in spite of Burton and Randy subbing. The transition from Johnny to Rod used veterans who announced other Mark Goodson shows. Rod sub announced on Family Feud during both Dawson and Combs runs.
@justinbryant4594 Rod passed away due to male breast colon cancer ♋️ taking his life on Monday, October 27th, 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣3️⃣. Six months later,
Rich Fields would be named permanent announcer spring April 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣4️⃣.
@@PGTransformed And don't get us started on the announcer search for Rich's replacement - as many of the sub-announcers were Drew's friends and colleagues - many of them were terrible, until George Gray got picked.
The Kennedy version had more expensive Golden Road prizes.
They had a $60K winner in the Kennedy version just on a GOlden Road win alone. There was a $68K winner thanks to a $50K plus showcase during that version as well.
Remember, his version was nighttime, which mean BIGGER budget.
@@nextbarker2702 Mostly the Showcases and GOlden Road prizes were more expensive on the Kennedy version, but there was as far as is known no Double Showcase rule
@nextbarker2702 The predecessor of sorts to Bob's prime time specials in the 2000's.
I remember Tom's version had a Ferrari 328 offered in Golden road once. Even sale of the century in its prime never offered anything close to it, even in Australia adjusting different currency.