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Studio 33 - Price is Right Discussion => The TALK Is Right => Topic started by: Plinkomatic on May 26, 2017, 08:20:30 PM
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As everyone knows, occasionally on the show, someone in Contestants Row will get the exact price of an item up for bid and win $500. Does anyone know when the very first "on the nose" bid was? I assume it was back in the 80s or something.
NOTE: I tried posting this in The Price WAS Right, but I didn't get any responses.
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It was actually the very first episode, September 4, 1972. The IUFB was a General Electric dishwasher, and one contestant bid $250, which was the actual retail price.
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It was actually the very first episode, September 4, 1972. The IUFB was a General Electric dishwasher, and one contestant bid $250, which was the actual retail price.
Who was the contestant that won it?
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Elaine, third item of for bids. Winning bid announced around 17:26 in this video:
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Elaine, third item of for bids. Winning bid announced around 17:26 in this video:
I see. Another question I have about the exact IUFB thing is what was the first one with a sound (not the bell, as I think there may have been another one used before it)
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I meant to ask that question, but more specifically, for when they added the $100 bonus for a perfect bid.