Which was not said until after the Mark Goodson card, CBS Television City taping credit, TPIR title and copyright scrolled up; usually, that was said before those things were shown (by Olson, Roddy and Fields, and all the subs).
One of the 5 el skunkos in the 51 years of TPIR on CBS. Sure, there have been 0 pricing games won and then someone won on Showcase. But May 14, 1985 was the first one of 0 pricing games won (Most Expensive, On The Nose, Cliff Hangers, One Right Price, Money Game, Grand Game) and the double Showcase overbid on the same episode. A not-so-great episode in TPIR history.
Bob: She went over by 25 dollars! Can you believe this show? We didn't had a single game won, then we wind it up with a double overbid? This is been a catastrophic day on the Price is right.
Picking up the pieces... One-bid prizes: $5,674. Dunno if Cliffhanger gives those small prizes away; but it's $59 total with no socket set. Cash given: $1,353 from one perfect bid, money game, grand game, and wheel.
Yeah, but that’s not really an “El Skunko” in my opinion. Sure, $22,000 on Plinko isn’t the maximum of $50,000, so we can’t count it as a “win”, but I also don’t see winning $22,000 as a “loss” either.
3:56 Can you believe this show, we didn't have a single game won, then we winded up with a Double Overbid? This has been a catastrophic day on The Price is Right.
The Skunko on the Price is Right list: April 3, 1973 May 14, 1985 January 10, 1997 November 13, 2003 February 23, 2006 November 3, 2006 December 18, 2007 March 31, 2010 May 24, 2010 November 10, 2010 January 24, 2014 May 24, 2017 January 18, 2023
4:06 Bob: Wendy, Thank you for being here with us. Kristina, thank you for being with it. And thank you, too. We'll do much, much better next time. Goodbye Everybody!
@@matthewcasiglio2539 All but Cliff Hangers which has its own losing sound effects and Money Game which doesn't really use it (except on one occurence on February 3, 1995).
@@patrickavant Yes, not counting Cliff Hangers which has its own sound effect for a loss, and Money Game which just uses a bell (except on at least one playing in 1995 when the losing horns were used).
Since I see 4 darts on the board, the contestant who played On The Nose presumably won the $1,000 bonus? Cliffhangers, it looks like the contestant must have won the first 2 small prizes. Money Game, it’s impossible to win nothing, and she got $153 out of it. Grand Game had $100 won. So not like this show was a complete washout! Anyone know if there were any perfect bids or $1.00 spinners on this episode?
From other comments, there was a contestant who got the dollar on the big wheel. But the cliffhanger items don't really count as something won. At least, I've never seen Bob say that they'd won one of the items when playing Cliffhangers.
@@evknucklehead Though they’re not very significant, contestants do win each small prize on Cliffhangers if Yodely Guy stops moving with the difference of the contestants guess without falling off of the mountain. I seem to remember on one show, Bob told the contestant they would win the large prize and the 3 small prizes if Yodely Guy didn’t fall off.
Bob: Can you believe this show? We didn't had a single game won, then we wind it up with a double overbid? This is been a catastrophic day on the Price is right.
Bob: Wendy, Thank you for being here with us. Kristina, thank you for being with it. And thank you, too. We'll do much, much better next time. Goodbye Everybody!
Rest in Peace Bob Barker!
Robert William Barker
12/13/1923-8/26/2023
We’ll miss you, pal.
2:14 She actually didn't have a bad theory on Money Game. I remember in the 5 digit era of that game there was an "05" on the board.
4:12 Bob: We'll do much, much better next time. Goodbye Everybody!
4:38 Johnny: This is Johnny Olson speaking for the Price is Right. A Mark Goodson Television 📺 Production!
Which was not said until after the Mark Goodson card, CBS Television City taping credit, TPIR title and copyright scrolled up; usually, that was said before those things were shown (by Olson, Roddy and Fields, and all the subs).
Six losses and a double overbid like Bob said, “a catastrophic day!”
This sh** sucks!
Omg this was my favorite game when I was little
Wendy had a painful overbid on her showcase by $25 to end the show.
A winless show ended in a DOB, featuring a heartbreaking WSD by $25.
DOUBLE OVERBID!!!!
3:50 One of the most painful overbids in TPIR’s Golden Age history. So, so very close… and yet so far.
One of the 5 el skunkos in the 51 years of TPIR on CBS. Sure, there have been 0 pricing games won and then someone won on Showcase. But May 14, 1985 was the first one of 0 pricing games won (Most Expensive, On The Nose, Cliff Hangers, One Right Price, Money Game, Grand Game) and the double Showcase overbid on the same episode. A not-so-great episode in TPIR history.
And don’t get me started with that $1,000 win in the Showcase Showdown. It’s chump change. A grand’ll maybe buy a new flatscreen TV nowadays.
Maybe unless you count half-hour shows like April 3, 1973.
@@tyrese3745 nowadays, $1k is chump change.
Some of which ended with cheaters.
EL SKUNKO!
Tough Show!
This show let the children of America home sick from school down. The local bar across the street from TV City did big business that night.
Mhm. A rather disappointing episode which is the opposite of the wins they were expecting.
From Pluto TV's _The Price is Right: The Barker Era_ 😂
If Marjorie had went for the front and back trick, she would have really saved the day.
If Theodore had estimated between $29-$59 for a socket set he would've really saved the day
Bob: She went over by 25 dollars! Can you believe this show? We didn't had a single game won, then we wind it up with a double overbid? This is been a catastrophic day on the Price is right.
*It's catastrophic.
This also happened about 20 years later 0 mini games won and a double overbid in the showcase round
By $25
Same thing happened in 2006.
5 Skunkos. This could be the first one, then in 2006 [2 times], 2007, and 2010.
@@jimthegatormantwopoint0 6 skunko shows by this moment.
There was also an El Skunko on 1/10/1997.
@@craigceecee8762 and also one in 72 or 73
@@LoyalmoonieProductions That one aired on April 3, 1973.
Picking up the pieces... One-bid prizes: $5,674. Dunno if Cliffhanger gives those small prizes away; but it's $59 total with no socket set. Cash given: $1,353 from one perfect bid, money game, grand game, and wheel.
For a grand total of… $7,027 ($7,086, if you add the prizes from Cliffhangers) worth of cash and prizes.
Would you believe that I’m watching this very same episode right now on Pluto TV?
No kidding! They cheated their way in the Showcase. Double Overbid. Stopped them from cheating. They ended a show with a cheater.
If Wendy bid $1, she would’ve saved the day.
El Skunko today 5/29/24. Had $22,000 won on Plinko, but not the top prize.
Yeah, but that’s not really an “El Skunko” in my opinion. Sure, $22,000 on Plinko isn’t the maximum of $50,000, so we can’t count it as a “win”, but I also don’t see winning $22,000 as a “loss” either.
3:56 Can you believe this show, we didn't have a single game won, then we winded up with a Double Overbid? This has been a catastrophic day on The Price is Right.
A definite candidate for the “do not rerun” pile…
Exactly how much was given away in that episode?
I would love to see this in reruns!
@@michaeltaylor3185 Just a little over $7,000 worth. Chump change is what it was.
EL SKUNKO!
Talk about a double whammy.
How did you get these from TV onto UA-cam?
The Skunko on the Price is Right list:
April 3, 1973
May 14, 1985
January 10, 1997
November 13, 2003
February 23, 2006
November 3, 2006
December 18, 2007
March 31, 2010
May 24, 2010
November 10, 2010
January 24, 2014
May 24, 2017
January 18, 2023
There was also one in April of 1973.
March 31, 2010
@@jimthegatormantwopoint0Make that ten El Skunkos.
There was also one on May 23, 2010!
Actually, May 24th, 2010 not May 23rd!
El Skunko today 01/18/23.
El Skunko 2023? Somebody cheated the wheel and went to a double overbid! 😅 KARMA. I would have loved it!
Over by $25
He didn't feel like telling people to have their pets spayed or neutered!
Oh Bob Saget!
There’s no “spay and neuter” message at the end?
Bob didn't start doing that every show until later. He still did it often in the mid 80's, but not every time.
4:06 Bob: Wendy, Thank you for being here with us. Kristina, thank you for being with it. And thank you, too. We'll do much, much better next time. Goodbye Everybody!
How many times did TPIR used the “Losing Horns” sound effect???
5
@@matthewcasiglio2539 All but Cliff Hangers which has its own losing sound effects and Money Game which doesn't really use it (except on one occurence on February 3, 1995).
5
@@patrickavant Yes, not counting Cliff Hangers which has its own sound effect for a loss, and Money Game which just uses a bell (except on at least one playing in 1995 when the losing horns were used).
@@patrickavant that's what I said!
Bob was so distraught that he forgot to tell everyone to spay/neuter their pets.
He didn't started saying that til years later
Did she win $1000 in On the Nose?
No. She only got 3 darts.
No. She got booed also.
El Skunko!
Since I see 4 darts on the board, the contestant who played On The Nose presumably won the $1,000 bonus? Cliffhangers, it looks like the contestant must have won the first 2 small prizes. Money Game, it’s impossible to win nothing, and she got $153 out of it. Grand Game had $100 won. So not like this show was a complete washout! Anyone know if there were any perfect bids or $1.00 spinners on this episode?
Maybe the first dart was just Bob’s inspiration throw actually.
Probably the first dart was Bob's inspiration throw, just like the inspiration putt on Hole in One
From other comments, there was a contestant who got the dollar on the big wheel. But the cliffhanger items don't really count as something won. At least, I've never seen Bob say that they'd won one of the items when playing Cliffhangers.
@@evknucklehead Though they’re not very significant, contestants do win each small prize on Cliffhangers if Yodely Guy stops moving with the difference of the contestants guess without falling off of the mountain. I seem to remember on one show, Bob told the contestant they would win the large prize and the 3 small prizes if Yodely Guy didn’t fall off.
Boo hiss!
Smh.
BOB BARKER: Your bid is $15,000. The actual retail price of your showcase is…14,975! (Mrrrrrrp) She went over by 25 dollars!
Bob: Can you believe this show? We didn't had a single game won, then we wind it up with a double overbid? This is been a catastrophic day on the Price is right.
Bob: Wendy, Thank you for being here with us. Kristina, thank you for being with it. And thank you, too. We'll do much, much better next time. Goodbye Everybody!
The 6 mini games on el 🦨 skunko 85 were most expensive on the nose 👃🐽 cliff hangers 1 right price money 💰🤑 game and grand game
El Skunko!