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What is your all time favorite Price is Right game.
For me it's hard to say.
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Plinko

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The one where they buy vowels, and spin some sort of wheel and guess letters to solve puzzles and stuff.  
Does anybody else like the game where they buy vowels, and spin some sort of wheel and guess letters to solve puzzles and stuff?
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That sounds like "Wheel of Fortune" to me...  ;)

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that game where they had to move their feet either forward, back,left or right.Can't remember the game at the moment. :-/


Howard
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Pathfinder --  that game is played for a new car.  :)

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The punching game where people had to punch holes and then Bob would check to see how much the check was for. ;D

Howard
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That would be Punch-A-Bunch, a.k.a. "Punchboard."  :)

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Bob Barker's all-time fave: Pull my finger
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According to Diane Dickinson (or whatever her name was), it was "kiss the rabbit between the ears" ;) ;)

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According to Diane Dickinson (or whatever her name was), it was "kiss the rabbit between the ears" ;) ;)
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AWWWWWWW MAN!

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Pathfinder --  that game is played for a new car.  :)

That would be Punch-A-Bunch, a.k.a. "Punchboard."  :)
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Oh right Thanks nal. ;D

Howard

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I wonder what's gonna happen when he passes away that who's gonna take over PIR? ???

Howard
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Huh?? Howard didn't you know that Bob Barker is made by the same company as Dick Clark, they're indestructable, they will live forever...now PIR voice announcers, well that's another thing entirely...
My favorite game is the when they spin the big wheel to see who goes to the final showcase. Almost always has something interesting to see...you can never predict what a contestant will (or won't) do...

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My favorite game is the when they spin the big wheel to see who goes to the final showcase. Almost always has something interesting to see...you can never predict what a contestant will (or won't) do...
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I like that part too, but it never seems that the contestant spins that wheel HARD enough.

My fantasy is that I get on TPIR, and spin that wheel so hard that it comes out of its mounting and rolls into the audience.  Bob Barker then proclaims "We have a winner!"   ;D

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I wonder what's gonna happen when he passes away that who's gonna take over PIR? ???
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Bob won't die, he's like Dick Clark.  But just in case, they'll just take a strand of his DNA and clone a new one.  ;)

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Bob won't die, he's like Dick Clark.  But just in case, they'll just take a strand of his DNA and clone a new one.  ;)
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Bob Barker is 80 years old.I hope he lives to be 100,you never know.My favorite game is the pricing game where a number has to be guessed wither it be higher or lower to actually figure out the final price after. :D

Howard

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AWWWWWWW MAN!
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Oh, you've played that game before? ;) ;)

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Oh, you've played that game before? ;) ;)
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:-X

;D

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My favorite game is the pricing game where a number has to be guessed wither it be higher or lower to actually figure out the final price after. :D

Howard
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I think that's the Clock Game. I like that game.  8)

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I think that's the Clock Game. I like that game.  8)
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Oh yeah,Now I know.It was a cool game. ;D


Howard

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Cliffhanger! A cardboard mountaineer would climb a cardboard mountain depending on the difference between the contestants guess and the actual price of a prize. If the mountaineer fell off the end, an ear-piercing yell occurred signalling the end of the game. I used to hate the noise but the game created a lot of tension. Is he going to fall off the cliff . . . End Quote

Cliff Hanger was so hysterically FUNNY with that yodeling music! What a NAIL-BITER!! And the golf game was cool too,as was the game where you won a car by matching two car halves! Plinko was fun too!

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the game where you won a car by matching two car halves!
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That would be "Money Game." What I like about that game is that you can't walk away from it empty-handed. If, after four tries, you don't get both halves of the car, you win money-- the total of all the numbers for which you revealed a dollar sign (for example, if you get a dollar sign behind, say, 15, 33, 94, and 75, you win $217).  :) :D

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Cliffhanger! A cardboard mountaineer would climb a cardboard mountain depending on the difference between the contestants guess and the actual price of a prize. If the mountaineer fell off the end, an ear-piercing yell occurred signalling the end of the game. I used to hate the noise but the game created a lot of tension. Is he going to fall off the cliff . . .
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That's my favorite one too!!!  He also yodeled as he climbed the mountain too.


Rio

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How about where they stick their hand in a bag and sometimes they'd get a RED X and sometimes they'd pull out a number.I forget what game that was. ???

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That's the "3 Strikes" game, which is played for a new car, usually an expensive one like a Cadillac.

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The game with the huge glittery numbered wheel always made me nervous. It seemed like it was only a matter of time before someone’s hair got caught on one of the pegs that stuck out. Even to this day, I get a knot in my stomach when they bring that thing out.  
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You talking about the Pricing Wheel? ???
I remember when someone would actually get green100 OR red 25,50. ;D


Howard

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That's the "3 Strikes" game, which is played for a new car, usually an expensive one like a Cadillac.
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remember the sound when you lost a game or won even? ;D


Howard

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You talking about the Pricing Wheel? ???
I remember when someone would actually get green100 OR red 25,50. ;D


Howard
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Yes, the Pricing wheel... scary. Next time you watch the show keep a close eye on the pegs and their proximity to the contestant's head.

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Wow, yeah, I haven't watched that show in forever. Haven't really watched any tv in forever, actually. But yeah, my favorite games were probably the mountain climbing one everyone keeps mentioning, and the one where you had to put a bunch of everyday items in the exact right price order. I forget exactly how it worked, but I remember it was fun to watch.  
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I've watched it for so long I remember when it was called "The NEW Price is Right"  :P

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Anyone remember Johnny Olsen,the original for Price Is Right? ;D

Howard
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Johnny Olsen rocked.   8)  He used to do the voice for another game show but I forget which one.

Bob Barker is the real constant to TPIR.  Announcers and girls have come and gone, but Bob is still da man.  ;D

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Johnny Olsen rocked.   8)  He used to do the voice for another game show but I forget which one.

Bob Barker is the real constant to TPIR.  Announcers and girls have come and gone, but Bob is still da man.  ;D
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I remember another announcer,I forgot what his name Dennis...something... ??? (please help me remember) ;D


Howard

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I remember another announcer,I forgot what his name Dennis...something... ??? (please help me remember) ;D


Howard
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Is it Dennis James? That's just a guess.

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Is it Dennis James? That's just a guess.
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Thanks Nally,Dennis James.Thank You.He also passed away. :'(


Howard

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The punching game where people had to punch holes and then Bob would check to see how much the check was for. ;D

Howard
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I like that one too Howard...they always won something :)


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