The Price is Right | (7/1/77) | Season 5 finale 

The 1975-1978 years are just now getting brought into RU-vid. It's neat to see this period in Price is Right history.

That’s ME! I had just graduated and mom took me to Cali. I’m the tall one! Lol. Great memory.

I think Game Show Network is crap now a days. The network used to show classics from the 70's and 80's. It rarely shows classic game shows

07:56 Thanks Dennis James. He did the nightly and weekly version in syndication.

That monopoly set was cool! This 70's episode was DRIPPING in 70's lol. The clothes, prizes, technology, set, oh my. I dont miss my mom dressing me in polyester bell bottoms in the 70's.

I can empathise. If I won what she won over the course of the show and it was 1977, I'd be jumping up and down like the victim of a horror movie too.

I Love The Old Price Is Right Clips!

I like it that Bob Barker would invite the contestant to see their prizes rather than today where they just run off and leave.

$5,126 for a camaro and a $5,000 monopoly set! WOW

7:55 "A ha! Dennis (James) has taught you the clock game." By then, Dennis has passed the nighttime "torch" to Bob.

Not too many people would want that reproduction Victorian furniture these days...or the piano for that matter. I bet that Filter Queen Vacuum still works,..whoever has it. Those things were built to last. Ours is about 60 years old and still runs great!

it just sold at auction (maybe not hers, but the exact same model) for 67,000$.

What a great episode this was!

Great Episode! Thanks for posting.

awesome show

Yeah... this is the 70s, all right.

With gold peaking at over $1,800 an ounce and silver over $40 an ounce during this recession, that Monopoly game would have really been worth something! I would bet each piece was close to an ounce!

Wow! I didn't know GM made assembly built Buick Regals in 1977 for regular consumers. I thought that type of model was made only for NASCAR race drivers like Dale Earnhardt's #2 car.

I wonder how long she kept that Monopoly set for?

The losing horn and Bob's reaction was popular in this ep. eh?

Hmm I only wonder how many other times the Dennis James PIR was mentioned in daytime.

That Monopoly game cost almost as much as that car... wow! (I wonder what it'd be worth today?)

RIP Lyle wagoner

I like how all the girls hug each other while screaming after being called down. They don’t even know each other.

If you guys get Pluto TV (it's free), there's a channel with nothing but The Price is Right episodes

Man, I think she's more emotional than Guadalupe!

Based on certain attitudes in the late 70's, I wonder what they would've done if a man had been bidding on the Blind Date showcase? Based on Bob's comments, the date with Lyle Waggoner was included as a bonus.

I hadn't even started Kindergarten yet.

$5000 monopoly set?!

I think you're right.

I always thought Rhonda was a riot, and I'm surprised that she wasn't more well known among the legends of TPIR. Also, I'll bet that you probably can't find a mint condition, '77 Camaro for $5126 nowadays. Just as an interesting side note, I think I'm the original source of this episode on the trading circuit, because when I taped it about 15 years ago, I mistakenly chopped off that second calldown/IUFB, and every person whose list I've seen it on is someone that I know I've given it to.

As I said in the summary, both prizes were rather big.

anyone notice how at 33:54 that the '0' is missing off the 20 cents on the side of the wheel?

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉lllkoo