Yes, back on Tuesday, December 16, 1997, "The Price Is Right" game show had Mr. Bob Barker[whose real 1st name's Robert] as its former host just as his previous announcer there was late Mr. Robert "Rod" R. Roddy!
Nicole should've kept her 650 bid, and not change it to 1150, but she was probably afraid someone was go bid higher than the 650 but lower than the actual retail price.
Does anyone ever cringe seeing that car being pushed on the stage because that Lucky Seven game which was great in the 70's-80's is now almost unwinnable.
Don't they give the first digit? So it's easier? But you're right, in the old days you knew if a car was 3k, 4k, 5k, and less variance. Now you can guess whether it's $19k or $11k, but still more room to be off.
Originally the cars played for in Lucky Seven were 4 digits, when cars started getting into the 5 digit range, they started giving the first number for free so you still need to guess 4 digits. It is a hard game, not as hard as That's Too Much though in my opinion.
@@robertpalin2161Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. Christmas Tree: $1,700 Recliners: $990 Crystal Stemware: $735 DVD Player/Movies: $900 Plush Snowmen: $550 Camera: $530 1st Showcase: $42,000 2nd Showcase: $11,500
