The Price is Right - Rich Jeffries' First Opening 

Yes, he sounded just like from what we've heard. The voice he was announcing (nasally) was from the advice of Gene Wood, who suggested to Rich he'd used it, however, when you hear him on conversations, he talked differently.

If you watch the Super Password finale, he appears at the end of the show. He's the one with the yellow jacket and brown hair. He came up on stage with the people of Super Password. He smiled and applauded. I think that was his only on camera appearance.

@@Lupton2000 rare camera appearance. I see. Will check em out

@@Lupton2000 You're right. He also resembled Jerry Mathers, Burt Ward and Stuart Damon, as well.

That's what we're talking about! We could see it surface on the channel later this week!

@@markyyy94Just about month later, Pamela set a new record for the highest amount won including the showcase after winning $11,000 cash in the showcase showdown. Her showcase included a Jaguar. Two years later, Douglas walked the Golden Road, claimed his Corvette and won the most in a regular daytime episode (on an August 1986 primetime special, Joseph won over $61,000, but that didn't count). Then, four years later, it happened again on Golden Road when Laura claimed a Cadillac Allante convertible worth over $52,000. Two years after that, Danielle won the largest amount up to that point: almost $89,000 in prizes, including a Lincoln Continental and Corvette.

Yes, Rich did call down Bob Eubanks and he came up to promote his version of Card Sharks.

@@silentbob3208 But why did Bob promote Card Sharks on the 10th of January?

​@@nextbarker2702That version of Card Sharks had just premiered and was airing in the slot before The Price is Right (displacing Press Your Luck in the process).

It’s the first episode of the next TBE batch of 1986 episodes as a matter of fact. As a reminder the channel goes by production order. 5935D and 5945D had their air dates of Jan 3 and Jan 10 switched by CBS so that the plug for Card Sharks had better timing

He was my favorite Blockbusters announcer.

Bob Hilton should've got the job

@@chaupin5 He was originally chosen but passed on it when he hosted Bamboozle, a game show pilot for ABC that didn't sell.

@@chaupin5 I read that he didn't get it because there would have been two "Bobs". I think that's a stupid reason, as Hilton was the best announcer auditioning.