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727 viewsBy the mid 70's, when Bob made his entrance, he was standing in front of the original 'Barker Wall.'
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726 viewsAn audience member surprised Rod by bringing her yearbook to the show! It turns out she was a classmate of Rod way back when. When it was time for Rod's cameo, Bob had him hold up the yearbook photo and complemented Rod on how little he'd aged after all those years.
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721 viewsHere's a nice wide shot of the people lucky enough to be sitting in Studio 33 for the very first taping of 'The New Price is Right.'
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717 viewsJohnny Olson joins Dian Parkinson, Holly Hallstrom, and Janice Pennington in a showcase skit. This one contained prizes revealed as the models took a tour of the Orient. Johnny played a waiter in a Chinese restaurant who served up prizes.
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713 viewsThe Range Game board started as a blue and white-colored board, but in 1976 it was repainted to better complement the green stage trappings. Take note of how high the price is...if the player let the range go all the way up, she would have won.
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712 viewsIn this playing of Credit Card, a malfunction causes all of the markers to rise, revealing the correct answers as well as the incorrect ones.
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697 viewsThis episode was from Johnny Olson's final Christmas week with the show. Here, he and Holly are sporting tennis outfits. It's interesting to note that director Marc Breslow often used wipe patterns as borders to showcase certain prizes. This episode aired in December, 1985, two months after Johnny's death.
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697 viewsThe actual retail price is....
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695 viewsHere's the logo used as a bumper shot in the nighttime syndicated version. This logo was shown after the winner of the showcase was revealed leading into a consolation prize plug that happened just before the credit roll. How '80's can you get?
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695 viewsIn the first couple of playings of Bullseye, a player could only try to hit the target with the hidden bullseye with the closest item to the target. In this playing, the game's second, the one closest did not have the target behind it, and the one second closest did. The rules were later changed so that any target that hit the bullseye could still win the game.
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694 viewsTom Kennedy -- not the contestant -- asks if he has two numbers right. Note the original neon sign.
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694 viewsOops! Our next game will be called "Fire That Production Assistant!" This on-air blooper led to the contestant winning a $17,000 motor home in 1983.
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