The Price Is Right April 21, 1993 

Hi are you Jewish? I'm asking cause of your last name

i realize I am kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released movies online?

@Gibson Colton meh I would suggest flixportal. You can find it thru google :) -erick

@Erick Luca Thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it!

Yup totally...Janice is actually 50 here, Diane only months before leaving is 48, Kathleen 42 and Baby Holly is 41

I 💓Holly! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

@@dy1497 Holly is actually still 40 in April 1993. She turned 41 on August 24 of that year. But I don't think the models looked their ages at all...they looked great! Holly especially looked fabulous...could've passed for 30 easily!

😂🤣😂

@@dy1497 and all friggin' gorgeous and young looking!

During the early days, it seemed like half the stage was the "road."

Children were at one time allowed in the TPIR audience. Perhaps they didn't have every seat filled, and the children were kids of people who worked on the show at the time. TPIR usually had a full audience in the Barker days, but not always. Not the case now I believe(when not in a pandemic). I think this comes from a SUmmer rerun airing with the references to shows premiering in late August.,

I guess it's because the rules in Joker were too complicated. People like an element of chance, so Secret X and Five Price Tags are still played. Punch-A-Bunch and Plinko can also be played perfectly and be either lost or have a low win amount. It's the element of chance and easier rules that make games popular.

Thanks for telling me.

Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes & 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. Home Stereo System: $1,250 Bicycles: $550 Chandelier: $900 Pie Safe: $1,000 Hockey Equipment: $550 Color TVs: $650 1st Showcase: $20,000 2nd Showcase: $14,500