The Price is Right 1983

[@janellirving4625]

Don't be bullied by your bowl, Bully your bowl instead!

[@kikinc32]

I am sick in bed with the flu so went looking for 80s TPIR - required GenX sick day viewing. This was great - thank you!

[@dameonshultz7450]

Janice, Dian, and Holly look spiffy in those outfits!

[@StLawrencePlace]

Even though plinko is not fully won, but she hit the $5,000 spot which makes it a win anyway for five games won out of six!

[@AmericanSoldierSioux1969]

Contestant "Donald" (13:29) reminds me of actor Herbert Anderson from Dennis The Menace.

[@pinedelgado4743]

He also played a Mr. Lindquist of NASA(?) on the Herman's Hermits movie flick HOLD ON in 1966. Herbert Anderson did and not Donald. 😉

[@dameonshultz7450]

I liked the music cue used for the washer and Dryer, was it used again before Bob retired and when Drew Carey took over as host. I hope the cue is still part of the music cue package on the show and didn't get retired.

[@malcolmmarshall5946]

The opening scene, looks like Diane Downs sitting in the front row

[@markheying2830]

Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. Luggage: $550 Microwave Oven: $430 Desk: $615 Washer & Dryer: $1,000 Wood Burning Stove: $689 Refrigerator & Freezer: $810 1st Showcase: $6,500 2nd Showcase: $12,500

[@KAYLARAMIREZ-jz3kg]

The only one that has to to

[@KAYLARAMIREZ-jz3kg]

The I don't have

[@KAYLARAMIREZ-jz3kg]

J You. The. The new study

[@facebook51ify]

That's from ktvn in Reno!

[@jwgreek8606]

Is that Barry Nolan or Alan Frio in that contandina spaghetti sauce commercial?

[@hifiandrew]

When Lauren discovered she doesn’t have a future in ballet

[@roysanders5970]

Could you tell me the month and day this episode aired?

[@graigmellon7874]

As indicated earlier, this episode aired on October 14, 1983 based on the pricing game lineup that day.

[@nextbarker2702]

Love these classic TPIR eps, keep them coming, even Tom Kennedy's version.

[@kevinronald4215]

Thanks for leaving the commercials

[@crlaw75]

I always liked "Hit Me", as it taught me how to play 21, add and count.

[@yadirasotelo6377]

70's and 80's shows are the best!!

[@Mouse_shouse]

I would also tape over a little girl's dance recital for a rerun of TPIR. 😎

[@seanaskew4842]

Thank you Lord for VCR'S back in the day!

[@MichaelD333]

$400 for a microwave!? Wow insane

[@dameonshultz7450]

I like the Sears commercial, too bad some of their stores went out of business, they had some snazzy clothes, etc.

[@jayterry8536]

Cujo Dee Wallace Daniel Hugh Kelly mills waston ed lauter Danny pinaturo Bob barker

[@wattsjetton3027]

Including the one bid prizes, the contestants won a grand total of $30,425.

[@VivaciousVirgO]

For starters, I was born in 1981. With that said, the Kodamatic camera (at 35:45) and its revolutionary film both were discontinued by 1984. I still have the pics from that camera here in my collection of family photos. The pics were taken in December, 1983! The film is stunning with an all-black, slick, glossy back, and an all-white front around the image! An absolute masterpiece that camera was! Poloroid knew this, which was why they became red hot jealous and put a stop to any further manufacturing. Even to this day, I can't help but pull out those pictures and marvel at them. Btw, great episode of TPIR. I especially enjoy the '86-'89 seasons. Takes me right back to watching with grandma and mom. 💝

[@anniefinch6843]

RIP BOB BARKER that hosted this game show on television.

[@hifiandrew]

When Lauren disciplines she doesn’t have a future in ballet

[@kamalaswallows2024]

💔Bob Barker 😭

[@FlavioGirl]

thanks for the added extras at the end :D

[@garfield2439]

Great job on "hit me" someone who knew how to play😁

[@tpirman1982]

Original airdate?

[@graigmellon7874]

October 14, 1983

[@DJ_ames]

To the owner of this video: You might like to know that there are home movies at the end. 🙂

[@zachhoran]

10/14/1983 airdate here. Famous Cats showcase was done in 1979 with Cat Stevens featured instead of the then unknown Brian Setzer and Stray Cats. Reference to It's Optional, the then recently retired game with two cars offered, just before the sixth pricing game is played. Certs had a 6 behind them in the second game($1.39), Super Glue had a 2($2.99), Cosmetics had an eight behind it(99 cents), and Boraxo had a four behind it($1.19)

[@professerutonium]

Do you think they argue about who gets to drive the train ??

[@bnascargify]

In plinko I like the music cue with the vacuum being shown what music cue was that

[@jamesmoss3424]

I miss hit me and they should bring it back one day. 😀👍

[@MrRemark21]

On this telecast, in the second showcase of prizes, all vinyl records plus all record players discontinued Monday, July 31, 1989.

[@bgbgbg123]

Do you have the episode that originally aired April 8, 1983?

[@CC-bn3nm]

21st October 1983

[@VahanNisanian]

Nice, original broadcast.