wow, my silverado was brand spanking new out of the factory in october 1990, with a 5 speed manual, i remember watching price is right, possibly this eppisode before going to pick it up at the dealership
must've also been one of the earliest appearances of the green giant price tag...until seeing this i thought that GPT design didn't first appear until the start of season 20 (autumn 1991)
Personally, I didn't care much for Kathleen. I felt she was too unnecessary of an addition. Already having Janice, Diane and Holly was plenty. Besides, if they really needed another model, I would've waited until Classic Concentration on NBC was over and then bring in Marjorie Goodson instead.
That showcase with the trips and appliances was only $13,000 back in 1990. By 2000, it would probably be worth around 23,000, and then by 2006, perhaps 26,000. On Carey's Price is Right, it would be worth at least $30,000.
Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. Motor Scooter: $1,495 Lamps: $550 Power Tools: $1,020 Brass Daybed: $650 Bar Cart: $799 Stereo System: $1,200 1st Showcase: $22,500 2nd Showcase: $12,250
Considering that Price has changed facilities to some indie studio in LA, this could've been a tech staff if it did it early for 1990 standards (like CBS Studio Center or Hollywood Center Studios): Associate Director BART ESKANDER Stage Managers PAUL FORREST, KARLA INGRAHAM-KELLY, KEITH RICHMOND Technical Director RICK EDWARDS Director of Photography J. KENT INASY Audio WILLIAM H. KENNEDY III Video JOHN O'BRIEN Cameras NEAL CARLOS, JACK CHISHOLM, ROCKY DANIELSON, MIKE KEELER, DENNIS TURNER Videotape Editor KIRK MORRI Make-Up BARRY KOPER Hair Stylist CAMMIE LANGER
here's what aired in prime time on this date: ABC: Father Dowling Mysteries (The Movie Mystery), Gabriel's Fire (Money Walks), PrimeTime Live CBS: Top Cops, The Flash (Honor Among Thieves), Doctor, Doctor (The Terminator), Knots Landing (Dead But Not Buried part 2) Fox: The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror), Babes (No Regrets), Beverly Hills, 90210 (The First Time) NBC: The Cosby Show (Getting the Story), A Different World (Tales from the Exam Zone), Cheers (Grease), Grand (The Return of Yale Pinhaus), L.A. Law (Happy Trails) In late night: Late Night with David Letterman (Robert Cray, Alex Trebek)
It surely was "A Happy Time" in Cincinnati, because the Reds had just swept the A's in the World Series. Sad to say, that's their last World Series Championship to date. They celebrated despite a heavy rain in town the day of the celebration. Reds' OF Eric Davis was in the hospital in Oakland with a lacerated kidney. Fortunately, he made a full recovery and resumed his stellar baseball career.
wow, my silverado was brand spanking new out of the factory in october 1990, with a 5 speed manual, i remember watching price is right, possibly this eppisode before going to pick it up at the dealership
Carmen has that enthusiasm that Bob looks for. She was fun to watch
Janice will always be my favorite 🤩 she’s also always behind the wheel in the vehicles which sometimes proved disastrous 😂
Kathleen's earliest appearances before her confirmation as a permanent model on TPiR!
must've also been one of the earliest appearances of the green giant price tag...until seeing this i thought that GPT design didn't first appear until the start of season 20 (autumn 1991)
Personally, I didn't care much for Kathleen. I felt she was too unnecessary of an addition. Already having Janice, Diane and Holly was plenty. Besides, if they really needed another model, I would've waited until Classic Concentration on NBC was over and then bring in Marjorie Goodson instead.
October 25th 1990 is the day that I was Established!🤗 ❤
That showcase with the trips and appliances was only $13,000 back in 1990. By 2000, it would probably be worth around 23,000, and then by 2006, perhaps 26,000. On Carey's Price is Right, it would be worth at least $30,000.
Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following.
Motor Scooter: $1,495
Lamps: $550
Power Tools: $1,020
Brass Daybed: $650
Bar Cart: $799
Stereo System: $1,200
1st Showcase: $22,500
2nd Showcase: $12,250
Airdate: October 25, 1990
jim hatten The Price is Right
That first contestant almost looked like Dwayne from A Different World.
$42,000 bid was awfully high for 240SX. Good bid for 300ZX.
Thank goodness Carmen realized this, so she could avoid a double overbid.
RIP Bob Barker!
Considering that Price has changed facilities to some indie studio in LA, this could've been a tech staff if it did it early for 1990 standards (like CBS Studio Center or Hollywood Center Studios):
Associate Director BART ESKANDER
Stage Managers PAUL FORREST, KARLA INGRAHAM-KELLY, KEITH RICHMOND
Technical Director RICK EDWARDS
Director of Photography J. KENT INASY
Audio WILLIAM H. KENNEDY III
Video JOHN O'BRIEN
Cameras NEAL CARLOS, JACK CHISHOLM, ROCKY DANIELSON, MIKE KEELER, DENNIS TURNER
Videotape Editor KIRK MORRI
Make-Up BARRY KOPER
Hair Stylist CAMMIE LANGER
$42,000? I don't think the showcase is THAT nice.
OAD: October 25th, 1990.
Question: When was the green Christmas wrapping design giant price tag with the title's font different from the show's logo first shown?
I don't mind working out with Carmen.
Love Barker's Factory showcase! Anyone know about how many times it was used? Certainly 89, 90, 91. Also I love the music that is played.
Sad that the quality is so bad and hard to see things clearly
here's what aired in prime time on this date:
ABC: Father Dowling Mysteries (The Movie Mystery), Gabriel's Fire (Money Walks), PrimeTime Live
CBS: Top Cops, The Flash (Honor Among Thieves), Doctor, Doctor (The Terminator), Knots Landing (Dead But Not Buried part 2)
Fox: The Simpsons (Treehouse of Horror), Babes (No Regrets), Beverly Hills, 90210 (The First Time)
NBC: The Cosby Show (Getting the Story), A Different World (Tales from the Exam Zone), Cheers (Grease), Grand (The Return of Yale Pinhaus), L.A. Law (Happy Trails)
In late night: Late Night with David Letterman (Robert Cray, Alex Trebek)
Including the one bid prizes, The contestants won a grand total of $40,076.
It surely was "A Happy Time" in Cincinnati, because the Reds had just swept the A's in the World Series. Sad to say, that's their last World Series Championship to date. They celebrated despite a heavy rain in town the day of the celebration. Reds' OF Eric Davis was in the hospital in Oakland with a lacerated kidney. Fortunately, he made a full recovery and resumed his stellar baseball career.
How long was Gallery Game played, why was it retired?
it was only played for that season and I'm guessing it wasn't a hit or they had more losers than winners
I think to be honest with you, is that the Gallery Game had more losers cause it wasn't won very much in that season.
Like 2 years
Ah! A fellow Depeche Mode fan at 27:02 27:36. Violator tour
Bob Barker
Nobody knows how much the speedboat cost from 2 for the price of 1
1st November 1990
26:23
Female co host on cbs price is right Thursday 10 25 1990 then bob barker