4:35 too bad Wendy's didn't put this graphic up during their 1/3 pound burger.

I like the one with decimals "The answer should have been 12"

Tape date, January or February 1978 aired nearly one week after appearances of the Begley & Grace's and before the Rockwell vs Rowell family made their appearance right after that

15:12 - This was featured in The Price Is Right: A Tribute to Bob Barker. A clip show, of course.

Wendy looks like Nancy Sinatra.

Still better than the ones today who couldn’t act their way out of a wet paper bag.

Gene saying, "Slide it, Earl," never gets old. Always makes me laugh, for some reason.

Gene saying, "Slide it, Earl," never gets old. Always makes me laugh, for some reason.

Abe Burrows was a talented comedy writer. No wonder he came up with such good responses.

Hilarious!

R.I.P. Nell Carter, James Avery, & Judy Tenuda

Superguy knows his combinatorics but needs to sort out his priorities.

Wow! James Earl Jones.

41:03 Television City is a registered trademark of what?

The pricing games for this video were- Range Game Split Decision (Retired) Punch-A-Bunch (Need I Say More?) Most Expensive Ten Chances Super Saver (Retired)

weee its my birthday hhaha 8 years before my birthday is 11 12 2004

Mathman was really phoning it in today.

Wow, he’s the only completely frustrated conductor who eats the conductor’s baton like a stick of uncooked spaghetti pasta!😂

Somewhere on social media, I saw a woman comment that she was giving birth to her child during the Punch-a-Bunch playing of this episode.

This was around the time A Cadillac Eldorado was the car offered on the Syndicated Card Sharks with Bill Rafferty. And Yes, I remember that New York Mets world series win!

This probability theme of Square One is pretty good. I like the way they did it.

THIS EPISODE WAS DISGUSTING YUCK!!!🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

40 years ago back then, The United States still had a year to go before WW2 was over. 40 years later today, we have the first U.S. president elected since Grover Cleveland that hasn’t served two consecutive terms. And in 1984, he was a relatively young man born into wealth expanding his empire.

Two mistakes in one episode.

I was at the end of junior high when this show debuted, but it did make taking Algebra more interesting, because I was able to do calculator tricks thanks to this show!

25:13 K0!!

THIS IS THE $9,000 EPISODE YOU MANIAC!!!

What the hell is Dorothy problem $9.000 it's wrong.

17:05, Bob: "And he left it just exactly where we want it for your bonus spin, Michael..." One of the rare occasions where that has happened (the last player having his/her second spin end on the 5 space in a losing effort [after the first or second player got $1 and a $1000 bonus], such that all that Bob had to do/Drew has to do is slightly realign the pointer directly pointing to the 5 to set up for the bonus spin).

Wayne did excellent on Take Two.😀👍

WOW! YOU MADE A SPECTACULAR WISH WITHOUT A DOUBLE OVERBIDS WHEW!😅

Abner should have got 78 in money game in the first place.

THIS IS A NOT A GOOD ENDING OF THIS HALLOWEEN WEEK OH NO!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠⚡⚡⚡⚡☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔☔

That error in the grand game is very rare.

33:29 Massaging Bob Barker's Back!!

33:22 Kissing Bob Barker's Forehead!!

7:01 25:36 0UCH!!

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THERE YOU GO THAT WAS CLOSE VERY CLOSE.😇😇😇😅😅😅

That old dude did excellent on Spelling Bee.😀👍

FRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 1996.

I wonder if 3 STRIKES PLUS was ever played during Tom's Run

Bob Parker was the best

I like perfect shows they are brilliant. 😀👍

THE FIRST AMAZING SWEEP OF 25th YEAR!

20:08; OH, CRAP!

The "Kissy-Kissy" toothpaste is a parody of an Ultra-Brite toothpaste spot.

Well my hypothesis was off base, I was sure it was the trucker in the diner who didn’t know the slang “cup of mud.”

Johnny Olson will be missed!

And then there was the time Charlie tried to teach a chimpanzee to cha cha cha