The first time you've watch TPIR, what was your first pricing game?

[ShootingDio]

That's what the title suggests, what was your first pricing game you've seen when you've watch TPiR for the first time back then? I can't remember exactly, the first pricing game I've watched was Cover Up or Cliffhangers when I was 3 back in late '98.

[ssetta]

The first one I saw was Temptation, in August 1994.

[Hag]

The first one I can clearly remember watching is Hurdles.

[Brian44]

Almost positive it was Clock Game...waaaaaaay back in 1973. 

[goldroadfanatic]

For me, it would be Spelling Bee in late 1993.

[KimmiKat]

Any Number on the first episode back in 4 November 72.

[mechamind]

I was way too young to remember anything from a pricing game other than the music to Cliff Hangers and Race Game.

[PatrickRox80]

First game I could remember seeing was Squeeze Play, about 1993-ish.

[silverice878]

I don't remember the first one I saw, but the first one I came to love was Grand Game

[Superballer]

Tough to say given how long it's now been since 1984, which was probably when I first started watching.  I definitely remember Plinko, Clock Game, Walk of Fame, and Range Game from those earliest days, but would be unable to say with certainty which I saw first. 

[JayC]

I think for me it was Credit Card in I want to say 1992.

[Alfonzo]

The late 70s, roughly 1977. I WANT to say that The first game I remember on Dennis James' nighttime show was Bonus Game and Any Number on Bob's daytime show. Shower Game and Five Price Tags were other early memories.

[wink87]

Money Game was the first one I remember seeing, probably around 1989.

[tpir7215]

I don't remember what my first pricing game I saw was, but I know it was some time in the early to mid 2000s that I saw it (I was born in 2001, so I'm only 16 years old but I consider myself at least somewhat of a LFaT)

[ooboh]

Even though I was born in 2000, I genuinely don’t remember.

Maybe Any Number?