The Price Is Right

Creato da: Bill Todman | Bob Stewart | Mark Goodson |
Genere: Reality |
https://www.cbs.com/shows/the_price_is_right/
Numero di stagioni: 42
Numero di episodi: 2985
Data prima messa in onda: 1972-09-04
Data ultima messa in onda: 2025-09-30

Approfondimenti

Dave Price was the first to audition to replace Bob Barker as host, and while Bob Barker and Roger D [...]	D
In selective episodes of the showcase round, retired host, Bob Barker was the only emcee who has sai [...]	D
One of the most underrated jobs on "The Price Is Right" is the task of announcing. This is yet anoth [...]	D
The 1976 music package featured a music cue called "The Feud". It was mostly used as a car cue, but [...]	D
When Rod Roddy was super busy, staying on the show, for the first time, he had to miss some episodes [...]	D
On the Season 38 summer reruns shown since July 26th 2010, JD Roberto begins doing the promotional c [...]	D
When Bob Barker was recuperating from heart surgery, at the beginning of the 28th season, without Bo [...]	D
At the beginning of the May 3, 1985, episode, there was once a hesitation to switch cameras right be [...]	D
Not only was Johnny Olson a great announcer, but eventually he was used in showcase sketches as vari [...]	D
The New Price Is Right premiered at at 10:30 on September 4th, 1972 on CBS. Taped at the CBS studio [...]	D
When it debuted, there were no themed showcases, afterwards, when the producers were just showing th [...]	D
The show's announcer Rod Roddy became best known for his brightly colored jackets. Originally, he wo [...]	D
15 October 2007: Drew Carey began his hosting duties on the show's 36th season premiere.	D
At least 4 contestants in history have spun the wheel in the opposite direction during the Showcase [...]	D
June 10, 1998: Contestants Suzanne and Chirell made history at the Showcase Showdown when both won $ [...]	D
Rod Roddy's final episode aired on October 20, 2003, just one week before his death.	D
The very first pricing game played on the show was "Any Number"; however, all the games were unnamed [...]	D
The top prize slot in the Plinko game was originally $5,000. It was later changed to $10,000.	D
The call for contestants to "Come on down!", popularized by announcer Johnny Olson was ranked #7 in [...]	D
On January 17, 1992 Danielle Torres from Pepperdine University became the biggest winner in the show [...]	D
December 13, 2000: The last episode for both Janice Pennington and Kathleen Bradley.	D
On 24 September 2002, after thirty years with basically the same set design and color scheme, a bran [...]	D
After making its debut on January 3, 1983, Plinko became the most popular pricing game on the show.	D
The original music package to the show was recorded in London. It was composed by Ed Kalehoff for Sc [...]	D
The original models, formally named "Barker's Beauties" were 'Janice Pennington' and 'Anitra Ford'. [...]	D
By late 1987, when Bob Barker took over as Executive Producer of the program, he decided he would st [...]	D
On one taping of the show, which was the beginning of the 20th year in 1991, an elderly contestant, [...]	D
Twice in the show's history, both contestants had won $16,000, along with their showcases. On the Ja [...]	D
On October 14 1981, The Price Is Right debut it's 50th game pricing called "Blank Check". In the mid [...]	D
Rosie O'Donnell came close to becoming the new host in 2007. But the full-time job would require her [...]	D
When prize deals are made, the wholesalers and retailers send over the loot and it's hauled into the [...]	D
On June 8, 1988, while taping an episode, a cameraman swung a camera around and knocked Janice Penni [...]	D
On March 27, 1987, The Price Is Right celebrated a milestone. The program became the longest running [...]	D
Johnny Olson did not eve live in Los Angeles when he was the announcer on the show. He commuted from [...]	D
Originally Bill Cullen, the host of the original version, was considered as host of the new version [...]	D
After the producer has selected which cars appear in the show, one of the production staff members d [...]	D
Longtime staff member Roger Dobkowitz was fired from the show in 2008 after Season 36 wrapped up. Do [...]	D
Dian Parkinson left the show in 1993 claiming her intention to pursue other interests, as host Bob B [...]	D
In what is probably an unprecedented streak, the first ten shows of Season 29 all have at least one [...]	D
Whenever a contestant spins the Big Wheel and it does not go all the way around, the audience boos t [...]	D
The first week of shows didn't summon each contestant to "Come on down!" right from the top. It was [...]	D
January 17, 1992: Danielle Torres from Pepperdine University became the biggest winner in the show's [...]	D
The show's set was designed by a man named Don Roberts, who also designed the set for the hit show A [...]	D
When Bob Barker went from dark hair to white hair, there was quite an adjustment period for his make [...]	D
September 30, 2002: Nikki Ziering's final episode.	D
In 1972, CBS lured away the Daytime Programming Chief from NBC, B. Donald Grant. Grant approached Ma [...]	D
On 9 April 1998, Studio 33 at CBS Television City in Hollywood, where this show is taped, was rename [...]	D
Bob Barker has had an indelible influence on the content of the show. In the early years, the fur co [...]	D
What made it easier for Rod Roddy, was when he visited the show, he paid attention to what his mento [...]	D
Gene Wood, a friend of Johnny Olson's, had filled in for Olson, himself, when he was in the hospital [...]	D
On April 1st, 1981, Bob Barker made his entrance from behind the audience as an April Fools joke. In [...]	D
The associate producer and production coordinator sit in a long conference table across from a padde [...]	D
When announcer Rod Roddy was diagnosed with colon cancer, it didn't slow him down. He was just as mu [...]	D
Television had a sort of backlash of conservatism in the 80's with "family values" political atmosph [...]	D
After not seeing things eye-to-eye with the Executive Producer, Rich Fields parted ways with the sho [...]	D
From the mid-80s to the early-90s, a freeze-frame action shot was taken of a contestant's reaction, [...]	D
On October 27th, 2003, announcer Rod Roddy died of colon and breast cancer. The producers started an [...]	D
January 12, 1998: Super Ball is played for the final time.	D
Terry and Linda Kniess, a Las Vegas TV meteorologist and his wife with respective talents for discer [...]	D
Unlike the prices to either products and/or merchandising, on the show, in real-life, Bob Barker kne [...]	D
From shortly after the Persian Gulf War in 1991 until shortly after Drew Carey took over hosting, on [...]	D
Mark Goodson Productions, which produced The Price Is Right, was sold to Pearson Television in 1999. [...]	D
The first game show ever to have a foghorn, which is used primarily, when a contestant goes over and [...]	D
In 1980, Vanna White was a contestant. She never got out of Contestants' Row.	D
February 6, 1997: 8 time nine ball/straight pool champion Loree Jon Jones appears as a contestant wh [...]	D
On 16 April 2009, two years after his retirement from hosting the show and passing the torch to Drew [...]	D
The show was originally from Mark Goodson-Bill Todman productions, though this ceased after Bill Tod [...]	D
During Bob Barker's 35-year-run, he had at least 90 contestants that were "Double Showcase Winners".	D
3 November 1975: The Price Is Right expands the series time slot from 30 minutes to a full one hour [...]	D
The second game show (after Let's Make a Deal (1963) to have an announcer with on-camera exposure. F [...]	D
The final three pricing games played on Bob Barker's final show ('Double Prices', 'Grocery Game', an [...]	D
The clothes that are worn during the show are brought out in the morning by the show's costume styli [...]	D
Beginning with the February 20, 2004 taping, the scoreboard of the showcase podiums were moved from [...]	D
This is the first game show, that is also known for the infamous losing horn. It's also carried over [...]	D
On many of the Season 26 summer reruns, the replacement copy for the consolation prize plugs is read [...]	D
At least three times, a contestant did not respond when called to "come on down" during the first fo [...]	D
April Fools' was always a fun day for the people working on the show to pull off some pranks both on [...]	D
Early on, the show had trouble getting sponsors to put prizes on the show because nobody knew what k [...]	D
June 6, 2007: 'Bob Barker', in an interview with Entertainment Tonight (1981), stated that he would [...]	D
There have been many announcers on "The Price Is Right", but only four have manned the post as a ful [...]	D
In the history of playing the 3 Strikes pricing games, there were 7 contestants, in the Barker era, [...]	D
Rod Roddy's audience warm-up routine was very different from Johnny Olson's in that it had more of a [...]	D
The only long-running game show, whose Goodson-Todman asterisks is between the production company, i [...]	D
Originally in order to win both showcases, the winning bid had to be less than $100 from the actual [...]	D
The earliest shows featured cars of all kinds, from Mazdas to Jaguars. The creative team felt strong [...]	D
Since 1996, six women who were dismissed from 'The Price Is Right' under Barker's role as executive [...]	D
For the first week of shows, the producers were nervous about studio reaction. They were afraid peop [...]	D
Producer Jay Wolpert came up with the idea to make the make the show cases more interesting by writi [...]	D
There actually is a script for "The Price Is Right", but it's not like a movie or soap opera script. [...]	D
The Price Is Right hit another milestone in April 1990, the program became the longest running game [...]	D
The show is done live-to-tape meaning the show is taped as if it is live. It's done in just a bit ov [...]	D
As Bob Barker gained more control over the show's production, he also came to be involved in the sel [...]	D
On 17 February 1976, announcer Johnny Olson calls on contestant Patricia Bernard to "Come on down!", [...]	D
Shortly after obtaining the job, host Drew Carey opted to get laser-eye surgery, Because his glasses [...]	D
September 20, 1999: Chantel Dubay's last episode and Nikki Ziering's first episode.	D
On October 12, 1985, the show's original announcer Johnny Olson passed away due to a cerebral hemorr [...]	D
Several references of Truth or Consequences (1950) have been made on this show, which was Bob Barker [...]	D
Marc Breslow, the show's original director, developed many of the show's regular kinds of camera sho [...]	D
Though the showcase skits had recurring themes, the show never used the exact same showcase skit twi [...]	D
Bob Barker initially had no interest in hosting the program, since he hosted "Truth or Consequences [...]	D
Balance Game (II) was the 100th pricing game to debut on the show. The game made its debut in Season [...]	D
When the show expanded from a half hour to an hour, the Showcase Showdown was introduced. The three [...]	D
Originally the bonus prize for getting a perfect bid in "One Bid" was $100. On November 12, 1998, it [...]	D
A production coordinator and the director both work together on the staging of the show using a stag [...]	D
The bell in which contestants have bidded exactly right, or who have won their pricing games (ex. Tr [...]	D
When the show debuted, both Bob Barker and Roger Dobkowitz had their own problems with the original [...]	D
March 26, 1996: History was made in Plinko (the shows most popular pricing game) where no money was [...]	D
November 23, 1994: History was made in Lucky 7 when the contestant lost all seven dollars on the ver [...]	D
Long before the show started, Roger Dobkowitz was an avid, lifelong Bob Barker fan by watching Barke [...]	D
The special effects and lighting crew checks out every electronic aspect of the show. Large custom-m [...]	D
In July 1984, during hiatus, art director, Jack Hart had decided to change the look of both of the s [...]	D
On October 31, 2006, Bob Barker announced he will step down from his duties and retire following 35 [...]	D
In the mid 70's, announcer Johnny Olson started appearing on camera once per show to call a contesta [...]	D
When the producers first instituted the Double Showcase rule, the showcases were in the range of $20 [...]	D
Johnny Olson's audience warm-up was crazy. He'd come out into the audience with lights flashing and [...]	D
The many games that are played on the show are stored on the CBS lot and must be hauled out a prepar [...]	D
The final episode hosted by 'Bob Barker' was recorded on June 6, 2007, and aired on June 15, 2007.	D
The very first one bid prize was a fur coat.	D
Holly Hallstrom was another model on the show and her clumsiness and accidental mistakes proved to b [...]	D
On the November 16, 1984, taping, when the last commercial had aired, and before the Showcase round [...]	D
In the Showcase Round, usually when one contestant overbids, his or her own showcase, former host, B [...]	D
Gas Money, the 103st pricing game to debut on the show, was the first new pricing game introduced in [...]	D
Besides being a great announcer, one of the other reasons that made Rod Roddy a good choice for the [...]	D
September 23, 1992: The now retired game Super Ball is played perfectly for the first and only time [...]	D
There are a number of pricing games where, even if you know the prices of all of the items in advanc [...]	D
Scoring for the show consists of laying in prerecorded music from various composers over the years a [...]	D
Mark Goodson was not optimistic about the show at first because it was so heavily defendant on spons [...]	D
The announcer has to split their attention during the show. They wear a head-set during the show and [...]	D
In 1987, 63 year old Bob Barker was named Executive Producer.	D
(17 October 2017) Gwendolyn Smith's last appearance as a model (episode #46.22).	D
Mark Goodson and Bill Todman wanted to revive the original version of The Price is Right, but were m [...]	D
On April 1, 2015 as part of an April Fools switch Bob Barker hosted The Price is Right for the first [...]	D
{17 September 2021] - The game "To the Penny" is played for the first time.	D
The show originally premiered as "The New Price is Right" however, the "New" was dropped near the en [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

If a contestant won the right to a bonus spin in a Showcase Showdown (spinning the large wheel), Bob [...]	D
The announcer refers to the show as "The Fabulous 60-minute Price is Right." However the show is onl [...]	D

Frase

Bob Barker: Judith you bid $12,000 for the The Tra [...]	D
Self - Host: John, what is the next name on your l [...]	D
Bob Barker: [to the winner and runner up during th [...]	D
[Various openings from the fourth season with the [...]	D
[Opening from 1976 to 1998; audience cheering] Va [...]	D
Rich Fields: [closing announcement] This is Rich F [...]	D
[repeated line during Double Prices] [to contesta [...]	D
[opening of the very first "New Price is Right" on [...]	D
Bob Barker: [just before the Range Finder in Range [...]	D
Bob Barker: [a contestant is playing Dice Game] Do [...]	D
Rich Fields: If you would like to see "The Price i [...]	D
Rich Fields: [opening announcement] Here it comes, [...]	D
Bob Barker: More pricing games coming up on the se [...]	D
[repeated at the end of every show] Bob Barker: B [...]	D

Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali		2003	67	D
1		Stagione 1		1972	251	D
2		Stagione 2		1973	234	D
3		Stagione 3		1974	253	D
4		Stagione 4		1975	213	D
5		Stagione 5		1976	214	D
6		Stagione 6		1977	227	D
8		Stagione 8		1979	191	D
10		Stagione 10			2	D
11		Stagione 11		1982	40	D
12		Stagione 12			0	D
13		Stagione 13			0	D
14		Stagione 14			0	D
15		Stagione 15			0	D
16		Stagione 16			0	D
17		Stagione 17			0	D
18		Stagione 18			0	D
19		Stagione 19			0	D
20		Stagione 20			1	D
27		Stagione 27		1998	6	D
28		Stagione 28		1999	8	D
29		Stagione 29		2000	2	D
31		Stagione 31		2002	9	D
35		Stagione 35		2006	10	D
36		Stagione 36		2007	190	D
37		Stagione 37		2008	72	D
38		Stagione 38			1	D
39		Stagione 39		2010	9	D
40		Stagione 40		2011	32	D
41		Stagione 41		2013	44	D
42		Stagione 42			0	D
43		Stagione 43			0	D
44		Stagione 44			0	D
45		Stagione 45			0	D
46		Stagione 46			0	D
47		Stagione 47		2018	38	D
48		Stagione 48		2019	29	D
49		Stagione 49		2020	144	D
50		Stagione 50		2021	190	D
51		Stagione 51		2022	188	D
52		Stagione 52		2023	190	D
53		Stagione 53		2024	190	D
54		Stagione 54		2025	15	D

Cast

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