The Price Is Right UK 1988 Permutation Game Leslie Crowther

A so-so floor game from 1988. Not the most exciting game in the TPIR collection (I don't think the Americans had this game), but worth it just for the "nic-nacs" comment by Leslie! And also worth it to see model Gilly DeTerville trying to ride a moped. You're fooling no-one hun! Sorry about the grubby smudge bottom right of screen. If anyone knows how to get rid of this irritating DOG I'd be ever so grateful (I'm using the free WinX DVD Ripper software).

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Entertainment

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• The
• Price
• Is
• Right
• 1988
• Leslie
• Crowther
• Permutation
• gameshow
• quiz
• show

[zoidy275]

Hi dmota104! Thanks for your comments. If this game incorporated the money bags and the weighing scales, it would have made this UK version far more exciting! How are the US audiences getting on with Drew Carey? I know Bob Barker was a hard act to follow!

[castlebar67]

RIP Leslie patrick mate bye god bless

[paffypuck]

Oh come ON peoples! It's a COMBINATION, not a PERMUTATION. I learned that in 10th grade. Sheesh.

[pieeatingking]

Didn't this guy become your prime minister in the 90s?

[psifla]

Thanks for these uploads, man. Clips from Crowther's Price Is Right, possibly the first gameshow I ever really loved (and I'm 30 now) are a rarity. My best memories are the wheel, Cliffhanger, and watching a Showcase Showdown and Final from the final series in '88 on a black and white TV. Didn't understand it at all but was drawn into it, probably by the glitz and games! Brucie's version was technically better, but this one will always be my personal favourite.

[allnewtpir]

As a Yank who love foreign versions of Price, it's cool to see these UK only games. I don't know if you take requests, but if you do, could you upload a full episode?

Thanks.

[dmota104]

Greetings from the U.S. -- home to a pricing game called "Balance Game". It's been played since 2006. (We had an all together different "Balance Game in the mid '80s, for what it's worth.)

Our current "Balance Game" is *basically* the same as your "Permutation". Only difference is fewer choices (three out of four money bags as opposed to four out of six prices).