The Price is Right: February 15, 1982 (Dorothy Jo's death acknowledged!)

[@russhg1]

THANK YOU THANK YOU for posting this! You see, Susan is my step-mom and at the time this aired we did not own a video recorder, so we’ve only ever seen it the one time. The story has become family lore that we never thought we would see in video! I was just explaining the story to my son and decided to do a quick search on KZbin and found this! So fun to share this link with the whole family! You made our day!!

[@gameshowflashback]

I am so happy for you that you could see your step mother’s episode along with the rest of your family. I know the value of these historical events and I happy that I was able to make it possible for you all to relive this.

[@wtbickerstaff]

That’s awesome!! I’m glad your family was able to find the video! Did she enjoy the trip to Hawaii? Did she actually keep the Jeep?

[@russhg1]

@@wtbickerstaff yes she and my father enjoyed the trip to Hawaii and then were married the following year. They sold the Jeep to pay the taxes on the winnings. We grew up enjoying the piano and the pinball machine. Still have both!!

[@wtbickerstaff]

@@russhg1 Thanks for the update and replying! I’m glad they enjoyed the trip! A lot of winners sell the vehicles to help with the taxes, but it sounds like not only did they have a great experience, but you have some priceless momentos! I love pinball! So cool that you still have them both!!

[@PieFights]

@@gameshowflashback I really like the old Game Show Network logos at the start and end of your videos I remember that channel really well for the re airing of all of the old game shows before it went down hill

[@dab7271]

Bob and Dorothy are reunited now…RIP Bob Barker 1923-2023

[@actownsend7288]

And she saying “Barker.. the Ella Fitzgerald concert is starting!!”

[@michaelanthony386]

That was sweet the way she held his arm at the end. A very human moment.

[@SandiByrd]

That was the part that I found moving. She immediately went solemn and then took his arm. Classy lady.

[@mikehawk9902]

@@SandiByrd I agree. She's such a sweet, classy lady.

[@maryhlad7501]

Rest in Peace, Bob Barker. You are now reunited with your beloved wife, Dorothy Jo, Johnny Olson, and Rod Roddy.

[@chrismc410]

I'm surprised he didn't lose it. When my lady passed I lost it big time and still not healed and probably never will

[@PittsburghPenguin]

He and Dorothy Jo are together again. RIP Bob.

[@a016202]

Awwww. The sweet contestant Susan gives Bob a supportive arm squeeze at the end. 🥰❤️

[@latvguy1]

What would have been an awkward moment for any contestant, she handled it beautifully.

[@michaellopez5251]

Poor Susan. She went from smiles and joy to "holy crap."

[@NickWuebker]

Rest easy, Bob and thank you for all the memories. Now you can see Dorothy Jo, Rod, Johnny Olsen and Mark Goodson again.

[@tvmonte]

And Johnny Olsen!

[@katlynsparks477]

And Rod Roddy

[@davidgardner6561]

And Ralph Edwards

[@ericpregosin511]

@@katlynsparks477 Not to embarrass you, but read Nick's original post, he mentioned Rod Roddy already.

[@Jpanman]

​@@katlynsparks477 he already mentioned Rod. #Roasted 🍠🍠🍠

[@zalden2565]

How on earth he managed to say that with such poise is beyond human to me. I lost mine coming up on 20 years and to this day I could not speak such words without choking up a little

[@Pyrolonn]

I was thinking the same. I'm sure it was a lot harder than he made it look. He also was depressed for 3 years after she died.

[@JamesSmith-jq6om]

I know. My mother died when I was just 10,30 years ago and I'm 40 now. To this day I cannot say anything about it or even mention it without at the very least being on the verge of crying.

[@dclefevre]

He had an almost inaudible crack in his voice if you listen closely. Can't blame him for that...

[@sharcerv74]

The show was never the same after he retired.

[@gabrieljohnson6309]

You can say that again

[@benkizer9509]

Bob and Dorothy Jo had a very, very strong marriage and relationship. I hear Bob still visits her grave site daily and brings her flowers. It's obvious her passing changed Bob in some negative ways. Some relationships have an unspeakable bond and closeness that most people probably wouldn't get, and Bob and Dorothy Jo seemed to have that.

[@paulbarnhart210]

He sure loved her

[@katlynsparks477]

They are finally reunited again

[@johneckert1365]

Geez, I was starting to tear up a little bit watching him speak about her at the end. He certainly handled it with grace 🙌

[@njn3]

I like the fact that so many people mentioned the squeeze the contestant gave Bob at the end. I noticed it too.. Small thing that kinda restores my faith in humanity.

[@JohnSmith-to8lq]

I agree

[@PittsburghPenguin]

59:21 Tribute to Dorothy Jo begins. 59:29 as @WKPH Cincinnati mentioned, you see Susan show a very classy gesture to console him.

[@mediachristiantv7472]

That was really nice of Susan to do that.

[@davidlivingston2754]

They probably let them know in advance they were going to do that. But yes, agreed

[@bobjohnson205]

@joe ressa She sure was. I hope she's had a happy life with Robert and that they enjoyed a wonderful honeymoon in Maui! She seemed to be a very nice person! :)

[@johnfd0210]

@Timothy Mckee You made me laugh. Thanks for that.

[@scottfrenz]

Thanks for the timestamp! Was wondering where the tribute came in.

[@kevincicero8352]

That was nice of Susan to grab Bob’s arm like that when he was saying thank you to the audience.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

Wasn't it?

[@PerAllwin1963]

I can’t think of anyone who was so well-spoken on stage in front of so many people. Bob Barker was a class act.

[@beingkitschroeder2507]

I just posted a similar thing on another video.

[@bethstreich6565]

Yes Bob Barker was indeed a class act and hard to follow RIP BOB BARKER

[@THEFrankieFlo_]

Bob Barker and Tom Bergeron are probably the two greatest television hosts of all time.

[@beingkitschroeder2507]

I always think of Tom Bergeron as a local reporter, because I'm from Boston.@@THEFrankieFlo_

[@hazelwood55]

Go read what he did to Holly Hallstrom and see if you still think the same thing.

[@mattshu]

Thank you so much for leaving the commercials in. What a nostalgic trip

[@PearComputingDevices]

What a very memorable episode, I've always admired the way Bob Barker handled himself on stage. This is no exception. It must have been tough to do since he's such a humbling guy.

[@Rasslinwithracism]

You can tell Bob was getting drunk after this time period.

[@jonathanhorton2788]

@@Rasslinwithracism Impossible. He's a strong man!

[@LucasKombo]

@@jonathanhorton2788 He joked about it on the air. He went through several dark years following the death of Dorthy Jo, but he was the king of pros, so most didn't really notice. Bob never broke on air. But you could see the pain in his eyes.

[@meyerj75]

Bob was like any other person who has lost a beloved loved one, that he does cry and he does have personal feelings for his wife Dorothy Jo who left him to another world awaiting his arrival when the time came.

[@PearComputingDevices]

@@meyerj75 Yup, I agree. Still his approach, his humility always impressed me.

[@tb7771]

I wish someone would invent time travel already so I can go back to the 1980's. Man I miss the 80's!

[@John-k6f9k]

I like nostalgia too but If you were in the early 80s there would be no KZbin. Or any internet as we know it now. I assume you mean you'd like to spend some time in the 80s , then travel back to the comfort of 2024.

[@tb7771]

@@John-k6f9k No I meant what I typed. I don't need or care about the modern internet.

[@John-k6f9k]

@@tb7771 So why are you watching and posting stuff on KZbin then?

[@tb7771]

@@John-k6f9k Nice try trolly mc trolly.

[@mysterion]

The way she held his arm at the end made me actually cry. So very human

[@JohnSmith-to8lq]

Me too

[@Lisabug2659]

I bought bought the exact same Whirlpool washer and dryer set in the same color back June 1981. 14 years later they were still operational and I sold the pair for $75. Back then refrigerators and washer/dryers had such a long lifespan, cheap to fix and kept up with a family of 5!

[@standardnerd9840]

Thanks for preserving pieces from our past. It's sometimes helpful to take a trip down memory lane.

[@lakeshabrown4177]

The Price is Right has been my favorite game show of all time! Loved it when Bob Barker hosted it, still love it with Drew Carey hosting it. Still the best retail therapy in the world and definitely makes you want to go shopping. Bob and Drew, we love you and thanks so much for giving us the best retail therapy in the world. My love of shopping will live on forever thanks to the both of you!

[@RyanJohnson-ox3py]

The price is right has been my all time favourite game shows ever never seen these American ones we had the price is right in England in the 80s and loving these American ones

[@TPIR_Fan_1972]

Bob always had class on the show, and his tribute to his wife demonstrates that.

[@markschildberg1667]

Bob always credited Dorothy Jo for encouraging him to go into broadcasting as a career.

[@MrKenichi22]

He was classy, I am reminded, Great men having Great women to make them great.

[@thebatman3142]

Dorothy Jo was his wife???

[@TPIR_Fan_1972]

@@thebatman3142 Yes.

[@freddiemartin699]

@@thebatman3142 Guess this Batman is no Detective!!!!!!!!

[@michaelcunis8329]

This was back in the day where they would describe and give the brand name of each product.

[@georgemaster9271]

Very sweet sentiment at the end.Bob and Dorothy Jo looked so cute together.

[@theminicooper]

I dunno how he did this... I could not do this without crying. You can see the sadness in his eyes... =( Also, I have always been amazed at how bob speaks.. the way he formulates his sentences.. his intonation...

[@tameramares5785]

A beautiful tribute to Dorothy Jo. I teared up with Bob. And Bob, WE LOVE YOU! Better to tell you now before It's too late for you to hear. No one compares to you as a gameshow host!💙

[@briansetpente1019]

Top hosts of the price is right Bob barker Tom Kennedy drew Carey and Dennis James

[@googleuser4720]

Timestamp?

[@wrestlingfan31100]

59:17

[@brendalg4]

​@@briansetpente1019isn't that all of them?

[@YankeePat94]

Beautiful tribute

[@JJJBRICE]

Mr Barker felt that he had to acknowledge the outpouring of symphony his public made of his loss ! The amazing thing at time was he did not quit doing TPIR .

[@provost5752]

We were all raised by this show on our school sick day or during the summer. RIP Bob Barker, Dorthy Jo, Rod Roddy and Johnny Olsen.

[@kevinjackson344]

Nice tribute to Dorothy Jo, Bob Barker.

[@jerrycorallo9774]

Sadly, we lost the greatest game show host of all time and now he and Dorothy Jo are together again!!

[@MontagZoso]

Agreed. ❤ 💐

[@bobma6342]

Alex Trebek?

[@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717]

Next is Chuck Woolery. : > (

[@dontabaltimore1974]

​@bobma6342 It's all personal opinion and preference Alex Trebek is also a LEGENDARY game show host but in my opinion Bob gets the edge l

[@bobma6342]

@@dontabaltimore1974 I know

[@michaelkrolewski7406]

Bob was very professional, how he was able to host the show and keep his emotions together during such a tragic loss.

[@danielsmith9286]

It took Bob a few years to get back to himself after this. I think when he stopped dying his hair he got a whole new energy!

[@wudaddy]

Yes, he said in the first episode as the silver fox, that he'd gotten an overwhelming response from his friends and family when he stopped dying it. So that motivated him to sport the new look on the show. Seems like that "rite of passage" blew up the ratings.

[@KiddBloo86]

Which surprises me about Gene Rayburn being "too old" to host ABC's Match Game revival. Considering Bob going grey happened not even 2 years prior to the MG '89 pilot.

[@eyehatefarcebook11]

@@KiddBloo86 Gene was 72 in 1989. Hard to say. If he was able to be do it, maybe the show would have not ended up on ABC. Some people are network loyalists and Gene was probably one of them in a way.

[@bigred3164]

@@eyehatefarcebook11 I'm not so sure about Gene. Although he had been with CBS for nearly 20 years, he also had a lengthy stint with NBC. Personally, i liked Russ Schafer hosting the show (I know I'm in the minority on that opinion), and I think MG 90 deserved a second season. MG 98, on the other hand...

[@leandar]

I'm not sure he totally got back to himself after that. My wife is a widow and I'm pretty sure she's not ever been the same. I'm sure Bob covered it up on camera with his staunch professionalism, but if you notice, all the bad things he supposedly did, none of them happened while Dorothy Jo was still alive. I wonder if grief may have played a part......

[@joeysnyder7532]

This episode aired 9 days before my 4th Birthday. Great gameshow and Bob Barker is always great.

[@jimmyradosta]

I totally remember watching this episode as a 10-year-old - probably because it aired on Presidents Day. Thank you for posting.

[@eyehatefarcebook11]

Most school districts had Winter break that week too.

[@freddiemartin699]

Riiiiiight

[@johnrobinsoniii4028]

And to think…that Maui about forty-odd years later would be a national disaster!

[@passwordplus]

Same amount of time Betty White was without her hubby Allen Ludden who also died in 1981. June 9th.

[@angelayancey1686]

RIP Bob Barker 1923-2023😔🙏💔🌹⭐!! You and Dorothy Jo are together again!!

[@YankeePat94]

Bob is now reunited with Dorothy Jo

[@JohnSmith-to8lq]

Such a beautiful human being rest in peace Bob

[@rexbitten]

I haven't seen an episode of The Price is Right in 10 years even longer since it was one with Bob at the mic. This was so entertaining and i fell in love with Dora the minute she came on down the aisle. Bob truly was one of a kind.

[@MicheleMJJ]

They were the best couple. So sad she passed so soon. They are both animal lovers!

[@wschmrdr]

And very soon, Dorothy Jo's memory would be even further honored, with: "...reminding you to help control the pet population; have your pets spayed or neutered."

[@bigred3164]

Even though it somewhat damaged him (which led him down a very dark path) i think he handled Dorothy Jo's death with grace and dignity.

[@daffyduckfan4478]

What dark path¿

[@HeadlessJimothy]

@@daffyduckfan4478 You know, the sexual relationship with Dian and so on

[@daffyduckfan4478]

@@HeadlessJimothy A mutual sexual relationship. They are adults. That’s what adults do.

[@freddiemartin699]

@@HeadlessJimothy Didn't damage him! The dark path is in your mind!

[@KT72273]

From somebody who has lost their wife, it's a pain that never goes away! His demeanor in late 1981 and through some of 1982 is more stoic but that's to be expected!

[@mermaidgirl9232]

I remember Dorothy Jo making several appearances on “Truth or Consequences”. I really enjoyed that show.

[@losangeleskingsfan15]

Wow! I have never seen a raw 60hz (60fps) signal from the 80s. Usually most old footage was taped at 30fps. Very rare to find footage like this nowadays. Whoever taped this deserves a medal!

[@KalOrtPor]

It was probably converted for upload to KZbin....Though it was interlaced, any VCR recording would look smooth as this if the source used video cameras like live news and family sitcoms which captured movement between each odd/even pass, and played back on a CRT. Old TVs were native 60Hz interlaced and redrew the screen differently from today's displays which is why it's hard to get old tapes to look right. Almost all old video sources I see uploaded to KZbin are mistakenly done so at 30 progressive frames per second which loses its fluid motion and "soap opera effect" that originated the term. There will necessarily be some level of interpolation to convert a 480i analog signal for modern displays, but if it's a video source, the encoding really needs to be set at 60 progressive fps in order to look close to the way it did on original hardware, as the uploader did here.

[@mets137781]

This is actually a reair from the late 90s on GSN.

[@BenjaminGoodman]

And now he’s with her R.I.P. Bob and Dorothy

[@robertkaplan3096]

You can see the pain in Bobs Eyes

[@dkt1976dt]

This aired 39 years ago today Monday February 15th 2021, it aired on Monday February 15th 1982.

[@danka2000]

Yep, hard to believe almost 40 years ago. I turn 39 in May. I was born in May 1982, was not born yet when this episode aired.

[@jelanimclean6326]

RIP Dorothy Jo

[@kevins.butler3402]

(Crying)Goodbye Dorothy Jo Barker.

[@chrismc410]

Now Bob himself RIP Bob Barker 1923-2023

[@iguana9173]

Can’t believe it’s been over 40 years ago. Update: Bob Barker has reunited with Dorothy Jo rip Bob.

[@streetcarjay]

Bob and Dorothy Jo. Together again in heaven

[@dorothymarfleet35]

I am sure that Bob's beloved wife would have wished him to go on with the show. I am an ardent fan of Bob, especially because of his love for animals, just like Sir Paul McCartney. Hats off to both of them.

[@riley1049]

Bob Barker is now reunited with his beloved Dorothy Jo, after he just passed away today at 99 years old.

[@robertdubs9466]

Bob was definitely subdued for the duration of the episode. It wasn't until the end that it all made sense.

[@pannoni8449]

One of the last playings of Squeeze Play at center stage as well. This unofficially marks the end of the offering of furs as prizes as well. Not long after this, Bob Barker would sign off (weekly at first) with his "Help the control the pet population" plug at the end of the show.

[@ChrisBakerauthor]

Yes, he signed off with his old signoff here.

[@ohMamarazziScrapbookingVicky]

"Go lower than $650"..... "$749".... cute! RIP Dorothy Jo. They were such a lovely couple.... saw them on a game show together - perfect match!

[@surciejerge-zumbrun5435]

I was 3 yrs old when this aired!

[@acekelly1000]

I was 12 yrs old when this aired!

[@dennis3178]

So what?

[@TheVarietyArchive1115]

And now Bob has reunited with Dorothy Jo today.

[@jasoncrablephillytransitbo4633]

Bob Barker Was A Great Guy And The Best

[@canadasweetie]

Bob Barker loved his wife so much; the way he spoke of her in interviews was ❤

[@ChrisBakerauthor]

Susan got very somber after that moment.

[@sldl04]

And grabbed Bob's arm in a nice gesture.

[@chrispettus2532]

She was blindsided and had to shift gears from being bubbly. She recovered nicely and gave Bob support.

[@DavidGarringerJr]

There's a Bob Barker Blvd. in Springfield, Missouri, where Bob was originally from.

[@stephenchase5593]

I miss Dorothy Jo!!

[@StLawrencePlace]

This one of few episodes that features both showcases were over $10,000 before it became permanent.

[@JohnPaul-gh1fh]

Gosh... what a professional entertainer.. Very classy! He performed as well as he always had, under the great stress of losing his Wife.. That's not easy..

[@carolharris1236]

I miss Bob Barker. He was one of the best game show hosts ever. God rest him.

[@chapter7thomas]

Dorothy Jo...RIP...has been 39 years ago that she has died. And her husband Bob is still living...retired however from TPIR.

[@jelanimclean6326]

Sorry Annie

[@bransonbelcher4931]

Bob Barker and Dorothy Jo Barker has been wonderful memories right before the passing of Mrs. Dorothy Jo Barker and these memories are always remembered! Bob Barker’s wife Dorothy Jo Barker who has served as the Animal Rights right before Bob Barker who has also been served as the Animal Rights and his plug on The Price is Right to end the show as him by saying “help control the population, have your pets spayed or neutered” and that plug is going to continue right on on The Price is Right! Drew Carey and Amie Hardwick who is the therapist and also who has wonderful memories right before their separation and right after their separation Amie Hardwick has been unfortunately passed away and Drew Carey still thinks about his former lover and he still does think 🤔 about his former lover and still has compassion for the woman who he use to love ❤️ and his compassion is always about real love ❤️

[@PittsburghPenguin]

Kinda cool the first two contestants called down were the last two in the Showcase Showdown

[@timothychow177]

I didn't even notice that until reading your comment!

[@joeambrose3260]

Please research how many times that has happened since '72. I am eagerly awaiting your findings. Thanks

[@honeyboynton2106]

Its so sad 😭😭😭😭😭

[@dave11686]

Bob is a class act

[@interstellaroverdrive3658]

Richard is a king! All hail Richard, king of the marriage counselors!

[@LoyalmoonieProductions]

I can only imagine that Bob mourned her death beyond this point and bottled it up...it makes me wonder if him bottling it up indirectly led to the fiascos with the models years later... Poor Bob...😢😢

[@aletaboyette7097]

I thought so to

[@terminat1]

Led. And that's speculation.

[@CharlesWhite-wh4cc]

I'm sure Bob grieved Dorothy Jo but soon had a mid life crisis affair with Diane. Atta boy Bob. Jk.

[@eyehatefarcebook11]

I think the wheels started to come loose when announcer Johnny Olson died in 1985. He started to get a little cranky around that time and it just started to snowball. I miss the old Barker though.

[@LoyalmoonieProductions]

@@eyehatefarcebook11 possibly so.

[@clintjacops958]

RIP

[@anitraduke2265]

I always liked this show. I had always hoped to meet Mr Barker, Janice, and Anitra Ford. I have spoken to Anitra Ford a few years ago. She had no idea that so many people where named from her.

[@alexcentury2166]

Poor Bob really doesn’t sound like himself. This must have been taped right afterward.

[@utubethumbsup]

Aww he sounds out of energy during most of the show, and near tears at the end....so sad :(

[@RaginRonic]

Nobody would be in their best frame of mind after learning grim news like that....it takes a while to get out of a funk like that when a beloved family member is gone. And for some, it can be hell on earth, with a lot of hell to pay. But Bob enjoyed 25 more years of Price after this, and retired from the industry on top of the game show world. o.o

[@kevins.butler3402]

Poor Bob..would also have to face death two more times..when two of his announcers:Johnny Olson and Rod Roddy would also leave us.

[@Eminem200183]

@@kevins.butler3402 And let us not forget Executive Producer Frank Wayne

[@geronmoss642]

@@kevins.butler3402 Actually three more. Johnny Olsen first, then creator Mark Goodsen and then Rod Roddy.

[@funshine97]

Phew! Glad there wasn't a Double Overbid in this one!

[@01chippe]

She won that pinball machine. That would have been my dream showcase. Screw the trip and the car, I'd want that pinball machine!

[@01chippe]

@@markheying2830 it wouldn’t matter which trip I may have won, I would have traded it in for the cash value. I don’t fly…

[@bobma6342]

​@@01chippesame here. I haven't flown since May 1984.

[@mr2del]

Condolences to the Barker and Gideon families!

[@bellantonioabraham6920]

Season 10 Price is Right. Air Date Monday February 15th 1982. :40 second clip JOHNNY OLSON calls first {4} Contestants. Susan McCormick, Patricia Kit, Arthur Saborski & Lauren Weber come on down!! You are 1st four contestants on Price is Right. And now here's star of Price is Right BOB BARKER!!! Susan plays 1st pricing game SHELL GAME. Player Piano worth $3,940 dollars. Susan wins Player Piano. Annie lost "3 Strikes" Richard plays "TAKE TWO" chooses Recliners $978 & Refrigerator $770 totals $1748 wins all {4} prizes!! Tea Cart & Stereo System. Susan, Annie, & Richard spin Big Wheel 1st showcase showdown. Arthur one of first contestants out of bidder's row. He plays "Squeeze Play" for Brass Bed says $1790 dollars-result winner!! Here's Johnny Olson stay tune famous showcases which are coming up on 2nd half of Price is Right. Dora plays Hurdles Game Red Wood Spa-Hot Tub worth $2,295 dollars. Dora wins!! Patricia gets out of contestants row!! Unfortunately Lauren Weber never got out of contestant's row. She plays "ANY NUMBER" chance to win new car Ford Escort 2 door hatchback. Won Lithographs $230 dollars. Car $6598 dollars. Piggy Bank $7.14 cents. Arthur, Dora & Patricia spin the wheel in 2nd showcase showdown. Showcase Round Patricia vs Susan. 1st showcase Child's Living Room Group, Victorian Living Room, 80 square yards Galaxy carpet, Mazda GLC 5 door hatchback. Patricia bid $13,500 2nd showcase Maui Hawaii via American Airlines. 6 Night Stay @ Hotel Inter-Continental Maui. Hand Painted Trunk. Pinball Machine. New Jeep AMC Wrangler. Susan bids $12,500 dollars. Bob reads actual retail prices of showcases. Patricia bid was $13,500 actual retail price $12,897 you've gone over by $603 dollars. Susan if you don't over win your showcase. Bid $12,500 actual retail price $14,109 you win difference of $1,609 dollars. Susan total winnings $19,132 dollars. Bob shows compassion passing of his late wife Dorothy Jo. Short closing end credits. The Price is Right Copyright 1982 @MCMLXXXII.

[@jdtractorman7445]

This aired on my birthday, cool.

[@IanGouki]

Today, Saturday August 26, 2023, Bob is back with his Dorothy Jo. Bob passed away today. RIP, Bob.

[@jelanimclean6326]

Awww Patricia

[@dkt1976dt]

I was 5 years old when this episode aired.

[@barrydavid6634]

I was 8 1/2 when this episode aired

[@johnwise8433]

I was a month away from my 14th birthday

[@dennis3178]

Nobody cares

[@dkt1976dt]

​@@dennis3178Nobody cares about you either

[@DerekWitt]

Oh wow. They were playing the Family Feud theme at 43:00. :)

[@daffyduckfan4478]

It was the price is right que music first

[@bellantonioabraham3080]

TPIR 10th Season-Air Date Monday February 15th 1982

[@TheDougRobinsonShow]

Hi everyone! My mom, Cindi, was on The Price is Right in 81 and she said it aired somewhere between Jan-Mar of 1982. She played the Clock Game and she also won the showcase showdown at the very end of the show. Does anyone have any advice as to how I can find her episode? I don't think it's on KZbin, unfortunately. She had a pink shirt on, name is Cindi Robinson, played the Clock Game and won, then won a trailer, jukebox and other items at the end of the show. If anyone could help me I would appreciate it so much. She's getting older and I really want to surprise her on her birthday with the episode. Thanks so much for any help!!! She said it was right around when Bob's wife passed away, if that helps at all.

[@angrybirdsfan2003]

I think it had to have been a fur episode, considering the fact that it aired during season 10 (which was actually the last season where fur coats were offered as prizes)

[@April235E]

I was 9 days old on February 15, 1982.

[@badbooking3221]

The first episode that aired after my parents wed (they were married the Friday previous in the evening).

[@Sechott12]

They certainly made better washers and dryers back in the day.

[@michaelmcallister6309]

I noticed that you posted this o Bob's birthday..........mine also....

[@ABCEasyas--]

Not long after this, he began reminding is to control the pet population

[@JasonDelarosa2000]

and have our pets spayed and neutered

[@davidlambert6171]

Bob may look strong on acknowledging Dorothy's death but in reality, he underwent depression for 2 to 3 years and was never the same again.

[@mattalbrecht7471]

You wanted to be the top winner...and as soon as you get the "trip down main street" you turn to the runner up and say "get ready to bid"

[@blakewhittington4336]

COME ON DOWN Watched it everytime I missed school ever

[@Freeway4sho]

@ 28:10 ($749) historical moment!

[@hillaryspillman1553]

I was shocked that they didn’t repeat that she needed to bid lower than $650 and let that one stand! It had to be a one off.

[@ChrisBakerauthor]

I can't find an exact date. Dorothy Jo died in 1981. I suspect he had gotten a lot of cards and letters by then. He just wanted to acknowledge all the people who sent them without actually having to write back.

[@mediachristiantv7472]

Christopher Baker according to IMDB she died on October 19, 1981. She was 57. Looks like she was born two months after Bob...Bob was December of 23, Dorothy Jo was February of 24.

[@ChrisBakerauthor]

@@mediachristiantv7472 I didn't think of checking IMDB.

[@mediachristiantv7472]

Christopher Baker it wasn’t my first choice. I put in the inquiry and that was the first result that gave me what I wanted. Who knows how much longer Bob will be with us but a lot of times the survivor spouse doesn’t live much longer - and next year will be the 40th since DJ passed...25 1/2 of those 40 years hosting the show.

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@@mediachristiantv7472 He lived doing something he loved.

[@mattalbrecht7471]

@@mediachristiantv7472 she had a smoker's face. Very leathery. If her skin was any tighter you could have bounced a dime off it