I miss Bob Barker so much. When I see him, I just think of the days as a kid home from school sick (sometimes "sick") laying on the couch with my Sprite and chicken noodle soup. Good memories.
Pamprin and orange juice for me. I pretended to be sick just so granddad could pick me up from school and we'd go home and watch the price is right. Priceless memories
@@stephenbeck7222 well yes, but think more deeply about this. It’s just as likely to hit the jackpot as any particular lower-reward hole. It’s like saying that any combination of lottery numbers is just as likely to win as any other. There are no superstitions or formulas to it.
@@LeonSKennedy7777 No he is not just as likely. There are more low end rewards on the board. Therefore he is far more likely to hit low end rewards compared to the 5k and 10k which are only 2 holes out of the bunch. So yeah he was lucky. Anything else professor?
@@maybeitsyou1317 I suspect it may require a Bachelor’s degree in a Science (or equivalent level of intelligence) to understand my statement. There’s no question of whether it’s right or wrong… it’s a fact. You seem to have misunderstood and think I’ve made the argument that there’s a 50-50 chance that players will receive $10,000 versus a much smaller dollar amount.
That was one thing about Bob Barker's style that I liked. If the contestant won the grand prize, whatever that was, before he let them know they'd won it, he could trick them into thinking they'd just made their absolute worst decision EVER, then he'd drop the bombshell that they'd just won huge.
Cecil Richardson would really be at its best on a cash or car game. Can you imagine had pay the rent came out before he retired, can you just picture if somebody went all the way and won? That wouldn’t be a bombshell, that’s an atomic bomb he would’ve dropped!
Tyrone Thompson Possibly. Although you're forgetting about taxes on winnings plus since the show is taped in Hollywood, the California State gaming tax, also.
@FAGGOTWARE STUDIOS I wouldn't have minded seeing him as a celebrity contestant on "1 vs 100". Not as a mob member, but rather him matching wits with the mob.
+Lone Wolf That's how game shows work. Giving up guaranteed five grand for a tiny chance at 10 grand is indeed a hell of a gamble. I watched it and thought 'damn, that's YOLO.' If you watched it and thought he was being reckless and dumb your opinion is just as valid as mine.
+Lone Wolf Thank you for the edited reply. I know how easy it is to get heated on the Internet. I misunderstood your post. I thought you disagreed that his choice was a ballsy as hell gamble instead of being reckless. I can respect that. I understand now that you believe that game show winnings are all 'found money' and cannot in principle be gambled with. I disagree. He was guaranteed to walk home with five thousand unearned dollars or a small chance at ten thousand. That is a gamble and he won. If he lost I'd be the first to laugh at him as he gets beaten about the head with a rolling pin
+Eric Sloss Lone Wolf's (edited) post in this thread was originally insulting. He cooled down and changed it to a plain explanation of what he thought, which is rare on CZcams so I put thought behind my reply and he didn't reply to it. Not replying in a CZcams argument is like saying "OK I get your viewpoint" so even if he still disagrees there is no beef between us. If you and Lone ever visit WA I'm going to roll a giant completely-legal-here Peace Blunt and you're both going to smoke it.
+Lone Wolf I think Eric Sloss actually is done because he deleted all his posts in this thread, which is also a way of saying, "OK, I get your viewpoint" in a CZcams argument. The offer of a mutual peace blunt is still open =)
On the sad but inevitable day Bob passes, or around that time, it would be great to hear from some of the bigger winners over which Bob presided…one would certainly be Bryan…another would be the lady (Denise) that won the showcase and two cars (she won Lucky 7) on Bob’s last show as regular host; another would be Mary, the lady who won Lucky 7 on the day Bob hosted April Fool’s Day in 2015 (at age 91) and she played the game almost perfectly. I’m also thinking of the two ladies who won $1,000, then in the spin-off both won $10,000…stories like those from former contestants - and of course, a memoriam for Johnny and Rod.
Bob Barker will forever be 1 of the best people to have ever hosted the price is right. Drew Carrey does a ok job at hosting the show, but Bob Barker was the king. There will never be another.
Considering only two people in the history of Earth have ever hosted “The Price Is Right” (3 if you count when Ricki Lake hosted a celebrity version for a night when they did 5 classic game shows in 5 nights…I forgot I watched that years ago, but saw a clip of it on CZcams about a month ago), then it’s very hard to say you’re wrong. Low fruit though 😊.
I applaud the effort the energy & humor that Drew Carey adds as host of the show & he kept his promise to keep reminding people to control the pet population, but nobody can ever take Bob's place
I saw this 22 years ago when it happened and absolutely lost my mind lol. Whenever the topic of old school game shows come up in conversation, I always bring this Punchboard game up. An EPIC game show moment and the legendary Bob Barker at his best. Great post!
It was actually more than 22 years ago. This clip aired in 1996 as a retrospective to their 25th anniversary show. I was in the audience for that show. They were showing numerous clips from years past including the famous “Yolanda Bowsley” scene.. “she came on down and they came on out.” .. I don’t know the original air date for this clip but I’m guessing the 80s
I remember watching this right when it premiered. It blew my mind to say the least. I remember a few years later Barker even mentioned it to another contestant playing Punch-a-Bunch.
All time top 10 moment of The Price is Right for sure! The epic decision, Bob's grand selling of the results, just absolutely amazing even 23-ish years later.
Barker: Audience, all together, tell him what to do. Audience: KEEEEEP IT KEEP IT!!!!! Bryan: Audience, if you're scared buy a dog. I'm going for it. Coolest guy in the world 😂
@@lilolme69 --- I heard he dated Dian but that did not work and he wanted the other two to testify against her and they refused. I don't know what the final outcome was.
I did the same thing. If I was home from school, I would watch the price is right in the morning. Nothing like being home sick and watching good ol' Bob Barker
I have very fond memories of laughing with my grandmother while we watched The Price is Right. During summer vacation we would watch all the old game shows. We loved seeing contestants win and win big. I can watch these old clips and it takes me back.
You know it is all pure excitement when the machines and crowd go off at the same time, all so loud at once, and you can only hear the bass of Bob Barker's Price is Right Theme!!
I think that was one of the worst gambles of all time. Had 5k and through it away for a 5% chance to double and a 95% chance of a lot lot less. He had balls but gambling wise it was a suckers bet. I oughta!!*******
JD Shadow - Drew took over in ‘07 and fun to watch. Now, not so sure. The novelty of it wire off quick for him. When something crazy happens, then he gets funny again. Three contestants each got $1.00 on a Showcase Showdown one year. He went bananas!!!!
@@johnnyquest6115 you said it, and I have to say that he got more luck on his left hand than everybody in the northern half of the state of Ohio combined
The 80's were great, you had Bob Barker and his beauties Janice, Dian, and Holly on till noon then The Y&R back when Jeanne Cooper and Brenda Dickson battled it out. Great memories!
I'm glad I finally found this. Thank you for posting. His wife said "Keep it." That should have been the end of it right there. Yes it was stupid. Yes it was lucky. Yes it is one of the greatest game show moments ever and what keeps us coming back for more. TPIR was the best for moments like these. I see people ripping Bob on this thread and it's not fair at all. His job is to milk some time, create suspense and bring out the humanity of the contestant while adding humor if possible. He sure succeeded here. I like to focus on the second he saw the $10000 card when he realized what a moment that was. He only milked slightly before slamming it home. There were 2 $10000 cards and 3 $5000 cards in the whole board. At that time, $10000 was the maximum prize. This happened on 1/26/96.
@Tiffany: Maybe that's because of the amount of ads they put on the show, giving us about 38 total minutes of show. "Time is money," as it's said, and the more ads they can put on, the more money in their safes.
True, but the reason the show lost its appeal is not all Drew's fault. It doesn't have any production value anymore. It's now just a bunch of greedy contestants with "pick me" shirts in a set that's a million watts too bright with games that are increasingly impossible to win. I bet nobody can name even two of the models anymore.
Bob Barker is (note the verb tense) a treasure. He goes back to the 1950s, with another game show ("Truth or Consequences") that he also hosted for a long time. Bless His Heart!
Bryan: *gives up the $5,000* Carletta: *immediately considers calling off the engagement/getting a divorce because of Bryan's absolutely awful decision* (Don't remember if they were married or not.) Bryan: *wins $10,000* Carletta: *immediately forgives Brian*
There will never be another like Bob Barker. He was that show! I grew up watching him when I was a boy. A true legend has passed. He's with the Lord now. We'll miss you, Bob!
Wow!!! What good luck!!!! And Bryan looks like such a good guy and he deserves it!!! Blessings to Bryan and his wife. What a beautiful memory they can share with their children and grandchildren. Beautiful.
it always cracked me up when bob would open the card, close it real fast and be all "oh brian....." act all sad and then show how they got the big money, never fails to put a smile on my face
Bob Barker's ability to work the crowd is legendary.
You're ability to leave the same comment on every video is legendary.
Too bad he is a perv
Almost as legendary as his ability to work the "beauties" in his dressing room.
He was banging the bejezzies out of those models…
If I made 10 million a year I could work the crowd too.
“Audience, if you’re scared buy a dog. I’m going for it.”
A great statement.
Sounds idiotic, actually.
But make sure to get it spayed or neutered...
@@RAD6150 My kitty is neutered! Just for you Bob Barker, just for you.
I was hoping I misheard because that makes no sense to me.
@@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639 just his way of saying back off.
R.I.P., Bob Barker. You made sick days from school that much more fun.
That’s funny but I have to imagine some of those sick days were “sick” days…
My school lunch was at 11 o’clock and they played price is right for us in the cafeteria. It was awesome.
Don’t forget about Lucille Ball and Rod Serling lol.
same here! also in summer I'd watchTPIR and then back out to the pool!
Absolutely sick poker face by Bob when he opens the $10,000 card
no KIDDIN!
I could never keep a poker face like that!
I would never want to play hold em against him
Bob lived for that shit. One of the greatest
I have often said that game show hosts are some of the greatest actors on the planet, and moments like that prove it in spades.
I miss Bob Barker so much. When I see him, I just think of the days as a kid home from school sick (sometimes "sick") laying on the couch with my Sprite and chicken noodle soup. Good memories.
Sprite and Chicken Noodle soup wasn't just my thing?
Lol you're so right! For me it was spagettios.
Pamprin and orange juice for me. I pretended to be sick just so granddad could pick me up from school and we'd go home and watch the price is right. Priceless memories
He made the show fun to watch. Now, I just watch it for the games.
Drew can't hold a candle to Bob
nothing better than the whoop whoop whoop..
Yes for sure I always loved the whooping siren that went along with the winning bells!
👌🏾
sound of greatness
There will NEVER BE ANOTHER BOB BARKER. I am 47 and can remember watching TPIR since I have been old enough to remember such things.
Bob is 96 now!
Sure there will be. We have drew carey who is 160% better
BBB no there won’t let’s face it
@@Rob_2002_NCAA_Champion Drew Carey is decent but he's still nowhere near Bob Barker's level. He has about 35 years to go before he can get there...
cameraREDeye nah drew passed him in his first year
My mans put his wife, Bob Barker AND the whole audience in check!
Now, THAT'S gangsta!
no, that was stupid
If you scared by a Dog. I’m going for it!!! LMAO. HELLS YEAH!!!
@@andrewwolf1206 That personality got him called to start with...
@@andrewwolf1206 How was it stupid if he ended up with $10,000?
@@themonkeyhand WRONG
It’s not just a big gamble, but the fact that he got 5,000 AND 10,000 in the first two punches.
That’s insane levels of luck right there!!
It’s just as likely as any other combination of numbers to pull out.
@@LeonSKennedy7777 no it’s not, because the lower money amounts had much higher frequencies.
@@stephenbeck7222 well yes, but think more deeply about this. It’s just as likely to hit the jackpot as any particular lower-reward hole. It’s like saying that any combination of lottery numbers is just as likely to win as any other. There are no superstitions or formulas to it.
@@LeonSKennedy7777 No he is not just as likely. There are more low end rewards on the board. Therefore he is far more likely to hit low end rewards compared to the 5k and 10k which are only 2 holes out of the bunch. So yeah he was lucky. Anything else professor?
@@maybeitsyou1317 I suspect it may require a Bachelor’s degree in a Science (or equivalent level of intelligence) to understand my statement. There’s no question of whether it’s right or wrong… it’s a fact.
You seem to have misunderstood and think I’ve made the argument that there’s a 50-50 chance that players will receive $10,000 versus a much smaller dollar amount.
No one could play up such a twist like Bob Barker. He was the best part of every snow and sick day when I was a kid. Rest in peace Bob.
Crap I didn't realize he died.
@@joeschmoe6908Just recently he did.
Damn! That guy has got balls of steel. He ignored the pressure from his woman and the audience and just went for it. Impressive.
I wonder if they're still married....happily married, that is!
His name is Chad
Yeah, a classic case of "We _came_ with nothing (figuratively speaking), we might as well _leave that way!"_
Just found out they are now divorced
Hopefully he didn't take the 10k and used it all to buy lottery tickets hoping for the millions.
I was in the audience in 1986. Didn’t make it on stage but had a great time. Bob was so nice to everyone and is a true legend.
That's great to hear! Always admired Bob's smooth delivery and like-ability.
except for coworkers
I attended back-to-back tapings in the early 90's and it was the absolute most fun I have ever had.
And here iam Born 1998 hahaha fk
Just watched a piece that was about his not so niceties with his beauties.
That was one thing about Bob Barker's style that I liked. If the contestant won the grand prize, whatever that was, before he let them know they'd won it, he could trick them into thinking they'd just made their absolute worst decision EVER, then he'd drop the bombshell that they'd just won huge.
Cecil Richardson would really be at its best on a cash or car game. Can you imagine had pay the rent came out before he retired, can you just picture if somebody went all the way and won? That wouldn’t be a bombshell, that’s an atomic bomb he would’ve dropped!
Tyrone Thompson Possibly. Although you're forgetting about taxes on winnings plus since the show is taped in Hollywood, the California State gaming tax, also.
+Tyrone Thompson ........ There was "The Golden Road" game, too. I remember seeing a few people go all the way to the huge $$$ prize. :-)
@@JustTurned60 Agreed. Although, the same thing was also said about Jim Perry ([NBC] Card Sharks; $ale Of The Century), too.
@FAGGOTWARE STUDIOS I wouldn't have minded seeing him as a celebrity contestant on "1 vs 100". Not as a mob member, but rather him matching wits with the mob.
Gives back $5000...wife: “you’re sleeping on the couch tonight.”
Wins $10000...wife: “I’M sleeping on the couch tonight!” 🛋
Christian Collins that’s hilarious! Great comment.
Booy, lemmme tell you something ik i wouldve taken the 5000 and ran, he got straight lucky there
He probably got some sexy time with his wifey.
Lmho you read my mind on that one 😆😆
How about "Im sleeping on a NEW couch tonight"
“If you’re scared, buy a dog!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No way! CATS are man's REAL best friend!
My hats off to Bryan. That had to be the most gutsiest decision of all time. Well played sir.
+Lone Wolf It was a hell of a gamble.
+Lone Wolf That's how game shows work. Giving up guaranteed five grand for a tiny chance at 10 grand is indeed a hell of a gamble. I watched it and thought 'damn, that's YOLO.' If you watched it and thought he was being reckless and dumb your opinion is just as valid as mine.
+Lone Wolf Thank you for the edited reply. I know how easy it is to get heated on the Internet.
I misunderstood your post. I thought you disagreed that his choice was a ballsy as hell gamble instead of being reckless. I can respect that. I understand now that you believe that game show winnings are all 'found money' and cannot in principle be gambled with. I disagree. He was guaranteed to walk home with five thousand unearned dollars or a small chance at ten thousand. That is a gamble and he won. If he lost I'd be the first to laugh at him as he gets beaten about the head with a rolling pin
+Eric Sloss Lone Wolf's (edited) post in this thread was originally insulting. He cooled down and changed it to a plain explanation of what he thought, which is rare on CZcams so I put thought behind my reply and he didn't reply to it.
Not replying in a CZcams argument is like saying "OK I get your viewpoint" so even if he still disagrees there is no beef between us. If you and Lone ever visit WA I'm going to roll a giant completely-legal-here Peace Blunt and you're both going to smoke it.
+Lone Wolf I think Eric Sloss actually is done because he deleted all his posts in this thread, which is also a way of saying, "OK, I get your viewpoint" in a CZcams argument. The offer of a mutual peace blunt is still open =)
RIP Bob
Johnny Olson, Rod Roddy, and Mark Goodson can finally complete TPIR in heaven.
Bryan was straight up savage when he said, "If you all are scared, go get a dog."
to this day everyone opens a door for Bryan in Louisville . Guy is a local legend
On the sad but inevitable day Bob passes, or around that time, it would be great to hear from some of the bigger winners over which Bob presided…one would certainly be Bryan…another would be the lady (Denise) that won the showcase and two cars (she won Lucky 7) on Bob’s last show as regular host; another would be Mary, the lady who won Lucky 7 on the day Bob hosted April Fool’s Day in 2015 (at age 91) and she played the game almost perfectly. I’m also thinking of the two ladies who won $1,000, then in the spin-off both won $10,000…stories like those from former contestants - and of course, a memoriam for Johnny and Rod.
The day has come ☹️
Bob Barker will forever be 1 of the best people to have ever hosted the price is right. Drew Carrey does a ok job at hosting the show, but Bob Barker was the king. There will never be another.
Considering only two people in the history of Earth have ever hosted “The Price Is Right” (3 if you count when Ricki Lake hosted a celebrity version for a night when they did 5 classic game shows in 5 nights…I forgot I watched that years ago, but saw a clip of it on CZcams about a month ago), then it’s very hard to say you’re wrong. Low fruit though 😊.
@@andrewm6424 Actually Dennis James and Tom Kennedy hosted the Nighttime PIR in the 70's and 80's respectfully.
Old white hair Bob Barker was pretty good but brown hair Bob Barker was just a creepy a-hole
the price is wrong bitch!
no...the price is right. are you finished? no? now youre finished!
I applaud the effort the energy & humor that Drew Carey adds as host of the show & he kept his promise to keep reminding people to control the pet population, but nobody can ever take Bob's place
Bob Barker was born to host tv shows. Dude is a natural.
Yeah, Bob really built the suspense on this one -- a masterful host.
R.I.P. to the legendary Bob Barker- this moment is definitely one of many
Original air date: January 26, 1996
Corey Law thanks
@HIT-WICKET neither
I was 14 and born and raised in louisville ky
$5000 in 1996 is equivalent to $8370 today.
This was a clip in the show’s 25th anniversary special. I know, I recorded it on my VCR that night.
I always loved the way Bob Barker would build suspense in a game. " Now are you sure you want to do that?"
I really liked how Bob played out the last moment. Very well done.
Bob is the best!
Nobody could ever live up to the way Bob did TPIR
Bob is awesome
That’s just what Bob did. And he was a master at it.
Yep make it more exciting
Love it, he indirectly told the audience he doesn't care what they say. Classic.
I saw this 22 years ago when it happened and absolutely lost my mind lol. Whenever the topic of old school game shows come up in conversation, I always bring this Punchboard game up. An EPIC game show moment and the legendary Bob Barker at his best. Great post!
I tell people what I've seen on television 22 years ago as well! The world is a big scary place, and I don't get out much or like to challenge myself.
It was actually more than 22 years ago. This clip aired in 1996 as a retrospective to their 25th anniversary show. I was in the audience for that show. They were showing numerous clips from years past including the famous “Yolanda Bowsley” scene.. “she came on down and they came on out.” .. I don’t know the original air date for this clip but I’m guessing the 80s
Steve98NYy12550 January 26, 1996
My favorite was Plinko. Always wanted to try it.
did you ever find your mind back?
I remember watching this right when it premiered. It blew my mind to say the least. I remember a few years later Barker even mentioned it to another contestant playing Punch-a-Bunch.
*Bob Barker....the KING of DRAMA!!*
All time top 10 moment of The Price is Right for sure! The epic decision, Bob's grand selling of the results, just absolutely amazing even 23-ish years later.
Barker: Audience, all together, tell him what to do.
Audience: KEEEEEP IT KEEP IT!!!!!
Bryan: Audience, if you're scared buy a dog. I'm going for it.
Coolest guy in the world 😂
Bob: And if you don't live out here you can get a nice friend like that at a shelter near your home.
if you're scared, buy a dog!!! lol
#ThugLife
Scared money don't make money
That was my favorite line in the clip!
@Paula(open): 70th like.
And then have it spayed or neutered.
I love the way Bob played it by making it look like Bryan had just given up the $5000 for something less.
I dont think Bryan was buying it much though😀
Has anyone played punch a bunch on the modern day version of the price is right and gave back 10,000 to get 25?
I miss Bob Barker, Johnny Olsen, Rod Roddy, and the 3 barker beauties from my childhood days, Janice, holly and Dian
Bob sure mises those girls too. he knew them inside and out! LMAO
I remember all those names too
Yup miss those days too.. especially family feud with Richard dawson kissing all those girls
I actually had a childhood crush on Holly
@@lilolme69 --- I heard he dated Dian but that did not work and he wanted the other two to testify against her and they refused. I don't know what the final outcome was.
this is how i spent my weekday mornings during summer break as a kid
Mine?
Gilligan's Island!
Thank God! We Grew Up When We Did!
@@sergiogalindo3024 that was always an evening show on nick at nite when I went to grandma's 😁
@@jeff136
Heck yeah!
It was so cool watching it at night!
I did the same thing. If I was home from school, I would watch the price is right in the morning. Nothing like being home sick and watching good ol' Bob Barker
Lol me too I remember we used to copy the games as kids and play them
This should be on every thug life compilation!
I have very fond memories of laughing with my grandmother while we watched The Price is Right. During summer vacation we would watch all the old game shows. We loved seeing contestants win and win big. I can watch these old clips and it takes me back.
It's funny, for a split second when Bob opens the card you can see him about to say " I can't believe it" 😆
You know it is all pure excitement when the machines and crowd go off at the same time, all so loud at once, and you can only hear the bass of Bob Barker's Price is Right Theme!!
You know he felt so amazing after that, but if he lost he would’ve been like torn to shreds by that crowd
Bob was so good at his job
That's one hell of a poker face. Bob didn't even flinch when he saw the $10k.
Audience..if your scared, buy a dog
Best quote ever !
You could tell Brian was not buying Bob's schtick at the end and was still hopeful. He must have been a loyal viewer.
and true...
1:13 Bryan: "Audience, if you're scared, buy a dog. I'm going for it."
TRUER WORDS HAVE NEVER BEEN SPOKEN, BRYAN!
Bryan wasn't lucky, he was DAMN lucky !!!
Dude's got bigger balls than Jack Del Rio!
If Bob was a poker player, he would pull off the most EPIC slowrolls! Poker players, you know what I'm talkin about!
Gambling level: Expert!
As far as TPIR, i woulda called that God level lol
I think that was one of the worst gambles of all time. Had 5k and through it away for a 5% chance to double and a 95% chance of a lot lot less. He had balls but gambling wise it was a suckers bet. I oughta!!*******
Gave back 5 grand, and not a single fuck was given that day!
Cedric Powell he got ten thousand more, he doubled that 5k be happy for the man
nube tube51 I thought it was awesome
I bet one was given that night. lol
@Nube: I'd buy him a beer after that one.
Thank you Bob for helping send the Toronto Zoo elephants to a sanctuary to live a better life!🇨🇦
Bro said “Audience, if you’re scared, but a dog. I’m going for it!” Balls of steel right there!!
Bob, so much more enthusiastic than Drew Carey.
They are each enthusiastic in their own way. Bob's more formal, Drew's more laid back.
Drew would just say the amount multiple times with no drama, then sound like he’d rather be anywhere else. Bob actually cared.
Bob liked to play deadpan humor that got annoying. Drew just goes with it!
Drew just doesn’t care. He looks bored most of the time, only thinking about the giant checks he’s receiving for poor hosting.
JD Shadow - Drew took over in ‘07 and fun to watch. Now, not so sure. The novelty of it wire off quick for him. When something crazy happens, then he gets funny again. Three contestants each got $1.00 on a Showcase Showdown one year. He went bananas!!!!
I miss this so much. Watched as a kid. Good times.
Lesson learned: Do not listen to your wife.
Only if you're a lucky bastard.
@@johnnyquest6115 you said it, and I have to say that he got more luck on his left hand than everybody in the northern half of the state of Ohio combined
Oh please, it was a setup! His wife was the main one that put him up to it! SHE KNEW he was going to go for it. Besides, you only live twice.
Wrong! Husbands, DO listen to your wife!!!!!
@@tiffanymorgan6562 ha
The 80's were great, you had Bob Barker and his beauties Janice, Dian, and Holly on till noon then The Y&R back when Jeanne Cooper and Brenda Dickson battled it out. Great memories!
Oh, poor Holly. Appliances hated that woman and she got all kinds of crap from Bob about it lol
This wasn't the 80s
@@dl30wpb First Price is Right episode with Bob having gray hair aired 10/16/1987. So sometime after that.
"Audience if you're scared buy a dog." I love it!!! 😂
This man had BALLS!
Had?
Just didn't know how the the game was played. He got lucky, that's all.
If it went bad the wife would have kicked him there
Tony Stephenson think we would’ve seen a murder!
..has balls only if you win.....
Bryan has cohones of steel. Never even flinched. If you're scared, buy a dog. Live long mi amigo.
He also has a friend in the production department.
Cojones
Exactly !
thank bill "the rock" t
@@efisgpr I want to say h and j are right next to each other on the keyboard, was a typo. But I just screwed up - thanks for the correction. :-)
I remember the CBS logo curtain background.😀
Bob Barker was such an awesome host. Amazing charisma!
Audience, tell him what he should do. “KEEP IT!!!” Bob was the King of generating excitement for these kinds of moments.
I think it's safe to say that Bob Barker's microphone is every bit as iconic as, say, Freddie Mercury's. Just my opinion.
Or Gene Rayburn on Match Game.
Freeze frame at the end made it look like the credits were gonna role lmao
This was a highlight clip from the 25th anniversary special in 1996. It was just before Rod Roddy called for another contestant.
I saw that when it aired, amazing. I'm glad you found that clip. A very lucky man with giant cahonies.
My mom watching Bob on TV. My childhood memories.
I'm glad I finally found this. Thank you for posting. His wife said "Keep it." That should have been the end of it right there. Yes it was stupid. Yes it was lucky. Yes it is one of the greatest game show moments ever and what keeps us coming back for more. TPIR was the best for moments like these. I see people ripping Bob on this thread and it's not fair at all. His job is to milk some time, create suspense and bring out the humanity of the contestant while adding humor if possible. He sure succeeded here. I like to focus on the second he saw the $10000 card when he realized what a moment that was. He only milked slightly before slamming it home. There were 2 $10000 cards and 3 $5000 cards in the whole board. At that time, $10000 was the maximum prize. This happened on 1/26/96.
I like how Bob presented this...it was perfect! He made it seem like Brian lost. Building suspense ftw! :)
Drew never does that, when Bob was the host, he would keep the studio and TV audience in suspense and I loved it when he would do that
@Tiffany: Maybe that's because of the amount of ads they put on the show, giving us about 38 total minutes of show. "Time is money," as it's said, and the more ads they can put on, the more money in their safes.
well said, Jukeboxwiz
True, but the reason the show lost its appeal is not all Drew's fault. It doesn't have any production value anymore. It's now just a bunch of greedy contestants with "pick me" shirts in a set that's a million watts too bright with games that are increasingly impossible to win. I bet nobody can name even two of the models anymore.
Even if The Price is Right continues for another 46 years, I am pretty confident in saying this will be the greatest moment in the show's history
Sadly, the only moment Bob Barker seems to remember is the tube top girl from 1977.
"Oh, Brian, Brian, Brian!" Then...BAM!!! $10,000 schmackaroonies!
Bob Barker is (note the verb tense) a treasure. He goes back to the 1950s, with another game show ("Truth or Consequences") that he also hosted for a long time. Bless His Heart!
This was true entertainment!
This guy played this game like a BOSS!!!!!!!
Bryan: *gives up the $5,000*
Carletta: *immediately considers calling off the engagement/getting a divorce because of Bryan's absolutely awful decision* (Don't remember if they were married or not.)
Bryan: *wins $10,000*
Carletta: *immediately forgives Brian*
They were newlyweds.....
Loved it when Barker played it off, he was so good at it!
Bob Barker opened up the second card and said oh Bryan 😩😩😩 💲💲💲
No better game show host in history... and it's not even close. And no one has done more for animals than Bob Barker.... Legend.
James Holzhauer would approve
If I gave up the 5 grand my next card would have probably said $0.
Miguel Rivera Jr there were no $0 cards. You would have gotten $50
A $0 card is the closest you'll get because they won't have a braindead jackass like u compete!
ky le thanks Gandhi.
Unless you have a friend in the production department like Brian.
Story of my life
This was one of my favorite game shows growing up! Bob Barker!!! ❤️
I LOVE the confidence! Go for it!!
There will never be another like Bob Barker. He was that show! I grew up watching him when I was a boy. A true legend has passed. He's with the Lord now. We'll miss you, Bob!
He was in another level that drew cannot touch he was the best
I bet that was his biggest rush of all time! Bob had me convinced that he did bad and thought there was more coming
This dude is a BOSS !! 😎🎩👍
“If you’re scared buy a dog.” Epic!
Wow!!! What good luck!!!! And Bryan looks like such a good guy and he deserves it!!! Blessings to Bryan and his wife. What a beautiful memory they can share with their children and grandchildren. Beautiful.
If I could live in the 80’s the rest of my life I’d do it.
Louisville, KY Huh. He must have gambled at the Kentucky Derby. He really is a gmanling man.
"If you're scared buy a dog" 😂😂😂
Love Bob. Always brings a smile to my face and heart
GOOD FOR HIM!!!!!!
hope they used it wisely
I miss Bob Barker
DevilFish69 me too RIP
@Hipster: He's still living and kicking at 94 years young.
Me, too
I Do Too. Drew Carey Sucks.
Bob was just rushed to the hospital earlier today...I hope he makes it.
Prayers, people.
What an absolute legend!
Ow Brian. Bob was the best at being so personable with the contestants!
It makes me think of my grandparents and sitting at there house as a kid. Feels good.
I bet if Bob remembers his top 20 moments on the show hosting, this is probably in that top 20.
Barker got me on that one. That was a slick poker face. If it weren’t for the title, I would have been convinced he made the wrong decision.
czcams.com/video/bESGLojNYSo/video.html
it always cracked me up when bob would open the card, close it real fast and be all "oh brian....." act all sad and then show how they got the big money, never fails to put a smile on my face
Brings tears to my eyes. Man I miss my grandma
Bob Barker the Greatest ever.There will never be another one like him.God bless him
Bryan is my all-time favorite contestant from this show