"The Price Is Right" (with me and 2 friends in the audience)

[@riley1049]

RIP Johnny Olson (1910-85) and Tom Kennedy (1927-2020)

[@markheying2830]

For each of those 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. 1st Showcase: $16,250 2nd Showcase: $40,000

[@TheEggplantThatAteChicago]

This is incredible, not least of all for the ads. I wouldn't mind going to Cajam Fest '85 if I were able. Furniture in those Tom Kennedy showcases was oftentimes through the roof, almost impossible to overbid on!

[@Lupton2000]

This would have been taped in the spring of 1985 (most likely April). That spring was when they changed the seats in the studio audience from blue to red; the CBS drapes were changed as well.

[@tpirman1982]

@pannoni4 The black microphones are Audio-Technica AT859

[@tvtimetravel]

Air date is September 30, 1985, with mention of the Saints in San Francisco @ 12:10. That game was the day before, and the Saints won.

[@SteveGriggsChannel]

This air check is from WVUE-TV in New Orleans. Thanks for the comment!

[@jessyleppert2]

A few weeks before Johnny's death

[@paulnguyen8910]

This is episode 316N.

[@jessyleppert2]

Whenever I show clips of Tom Kennedy's Price Is Right, my friends say "Uh Jessy, isn't the host supposed to be Bob Barker?"

[@YankeePat94]

Too bad this version only lasted a year it was fun

[@markheying2830]

Remember that the magic words are Come On Down.

[@wattsjetton3027]

Including the one bid prizes, The contestants won a grand total of $23,446.01

[@Retrotv]

316N, I thought they taped 170 Episodes for one season, "Was there preemptions or repeats around Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's?" (Tic Tac Dough) and (The Joker's Wild) usually had 195 per season.

[@AarHan3]

Did _not_ know we had Tom Kennedy's _TPIR._ Thanks. ☺

[@paulnguyen8910]

A Television Programme Source presentation. Recorded at CBS Television City, Hollywood, CA. Price Is Right Productions, Inc./Fremantle. (C) MCMLXXXV All rights reserved. Episode 316N.

[@jamesbonnen]

Got anymore TPIR

[@SteveGriggsChannel]

No, this is the only one I have.

[@jamesbonnen]

DOH!! If anyone else has any feel free to download.

[@Godzillaman]

This episode was already uploaded, but this copy has much better quality.

[@SteveGriggsChannel]

Well this tape has been in storage for 33 years and was recorded on one of the first VCRs ever sold.

[@Godzillaman]

Steve Griggs wow

[@usa02]

This aired two weeks before announcer Johnny Olson's death.

[@brothergaryii]

Johnny Olsen did most of the announcing in this episode, esp. the fee plugs.

[@markheying2830]

Also for each of those 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. 1st Showcase: $15,000 2nd Showcase: $40,000

[@zachhoran]

If the prize package in the second game is the price Tom said it was, the wine opener was worth $270.

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

The games of Tom Kennedy: Big Game (1958) Dr. I.Q. (1958-59) You Don't Say (1963-69,1975-76) Split Second (1972-75) Name That Tune (1974-84) Whew! (1979-80) The Price Is Right (1985-86)

[@tvtimetravel]

In addition: It's Your Bet (1971-72) Break the Bank (1976) 50 Grand Slam (1976) To Say the Least (1977-78) Password Plus (1980-82; succeeding Allen Ludden) Body Language (1984-86) Wordplay (1986-87) His version of Name That Tune actually ended in 1981. 1984 was when the Jim Lange version premiered.

[@SteveGriggsChannel]

I didn't realize Kennedy's game show resume was so long!

[@tvtimetravel]

I think second to that of Bill Cullen.

[@SteveGriggsChannel]

Wink Martindale? Dennis James?

[@tvtimetravel]

You can find out more game show resumes in gameshows.wikia.com.

[@Musicradio77Network]

Never seen this episode, the first one was “Any Number”, but sadly, she won $8.01, so instead of winning the car, she will go to McDonald’s and spend $8.01 including a Big Mac, fries and a drink.

[@coreypayne7470]

So you were apart of a CBS Affiliate

[@SteveGriggsChannel]

As I said above in the video description, our friend got a job at KCBS and got us VIP passes to TPIR.

[@LogoMan7777]

@@SteveGriggsChannel Thus, you were ineligible to be called down.