The Price is Right- January 10, 1984 (Part 1)

Part 1 of the January 10, 1984 episode of "The Price is Right". This episode features probably the longest "Come On Down" opening in the history of the show. Susan Derbeck, come on down! Susan? Susan?

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Entertainment

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• Price
• Right
• Barker
• 1984
• Game
• Show

[tpirman1982]

This isn't the longest opening. The longest opening is in the Nicole Thorensen episode in June of 1998.

[nextbarker]

RAARROW, thaks very much, I just had the opening, and it got boring.

[STOPobama1]

and the range game cue??

[STOPobama1]

lol moaning from the audience on the check game that's hillarious

[jeffreykeyes1]

I taped this on March 2, 2000 from GSN.

[xnm3478]

It's almost traumatizing to see Bob not too old and with only slightly grey hair.

[jimmyboyzable]

I actually liked the outfits the Beauties wore on this show,

definitely 80s fashion.

[millenniumman75]

It was one of the shows taped while Holly was gone trying to pursue an acting career.

[elbertproductions]

They should use that robot again

[amez4life]

@viddykiddy18 Yeah, that was one of the original Barker's Beauties' best qualities: fashions that were stylish enough without being too dowdy or revealing.

[pricefan87]

That episode of TPIR airdate 9/10/84, is the one that Jeopardy! premiered its first episode in syndication when Alex Trebek hosted.

[engrish2006]

@oldtimeteevee Well, remember that they're taped in LA, and the stock exchange is in NY. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the stock exchange closes at 4pm ET, and the show tapes shows in the early afternoon. Thus they can get the price of the gold bar by 1pm PT the earliest, and so it is definitely feasible (though tedious, especially without the internet in 1984) to conjure up a price for the gold.