The Price is Right Nighttime October 7, 1978 OB

Original broadcast of a nighttime TPiR episode.

[@rsb97080]

It’s a shame that the first syndicated series (1972-80) is pretty much locked away. This post is an unexpected gem!

[@wschmrdr]

With Bob's passing, it may see the light of day in the coming years. Most are locked because furs were offered as prizes; hence why Fremantle's specialty stream stations skip a number of the 1972-73 episodes. History should not be thrown away because you don't like that something happened; if anything, you should be keeping it around as a teaching tool to explain your position, and let the public decide for themselves whether it is worthy of attention.

[@ashgaming2.095]

Remember that even the first full-hour in November 3, 1975, it remember also. Mr. Barker is now in heaven. But the memories are still alive through the channel named The Price is Right: The Barker Era.

[@trentonmartin588]

Thank you for uploading this! The Price Is Right is my all time favorite game show! I love seeing the syndicated nighttime editions back in the late 70s with Bob Barker! Please upload more or if you could find any more, upload them!

[@paulnguyen8910]

We had seen no episodes yet from the sixth season.

[@millenniumman75]

3:28 - a nice playing of a 1974 cue. Splendido had another iteration added to its loop in the Second Showcase.

[@markheying2830]

For each of those 3 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. Barbecue/Cart: $815 Dinette Set: $988 Projection TV: $1,195 1st Showcase: $8,000 2nd Showcase: $22,500

[@daaimlewis7124]

Can You Post Family Feud Challenge (1992-93)!

[@300zxbear2]

That's so amazing that she won $28k in 1978. The biggest winner of The 70s nighttime version of The Price is Right was from the following season (79/80), And that contestant won $35,142 in prizes.

[@gamezcave67-vu7ud]

0:01 RIP Fred Facey on that ID.

[@Lupton2000]

Now this was something kids came come home to when they couldn't catch the daytime Price is Right (except in summer reruns).

[@paulnguyen8910]

Well true to that from 1972 to 1980, 1985 to 1986 & 1994 to January 1995.

[@epaddon]

Aired at 7:30 PM on WNBC, October 7, 1978.

[@paulnguyen8910]

And on KTRK, ABC Channel 13, Monday, 10-02-1978. 18:30.

[@kevinb8881]

CBS Television Studios, Hollywood, California!!!

[@paulnguyen8910]

Viacom Enterprises, now CBS Media Ventures, exclusive distributor.

[@steve760]

@@paulnguyen8910 No. I think they meant "CBS Television CIty", which is, in fact, where this was taped.

[@paulnguyen8910]

@@steve760 Make that, for syndication.

[@Blu-ray4KPhenomena]

@@steve760 Yes, in glorious Studio 33 (The Bob Barker Studio)

[@epaddon]

Dayna should have mentioned that Johnny had mispronounced her name and then Bob wouldn't have given her a hard time about that.

[@gladfan1989]

In 2024 dollars, she won over $137,000

[@paulnguyen8910]

Episode 235N, thought first it was 240, but wrong. Taped around August 1978. Pricing games are: Bonus Game, Money Game, Range Game. A Fremantle production in association with CBS Media Ventures. Price Is Right Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. ©MCMLXXVIII. May be edited for broadcast, for content. No fur coats whatsoever, since 1985 in syndication. In case you wanna know what's the TV rating, it's TV-G.

[@yepyep7372]

This has been determined to be 235N, most of that ramble made no sense either. This has nothing to do with Drew Carey nor Fremantle.

[@paulnguyen8910]

​​​@@yepyep7372Sorry for that. But programmes before 1979 were bicycled. Today's reruns have since trimmed down from 24 minutes to 22. Goodson-Todman later folded into Fremantle. For the second straight season, any perfect bid in prize up for bids won $100.

[@GrandGame1440]

@@paulnguyen8910none of that has to do with this. It’s 235N.

[@paulnguyen8910]

@@GrandGame1440 Sorry about that.

[@yepyep7372]

@@paulnguyen8910 no worries, just want the episode number to be listed right