Interesting how they stopped the recording after they heard Walter start yodeling and let him do it for the rest of the game. Kind of a nice way to recognize his talent.
"Okay...you can stop here...there's no way that microwave costs more than three hundred bucks...don't...don't listen to that fat tourist, she doesn't know how much a microwave costs...STOP!"
@@rydercartoonanimations Maybe it’s an example of the Mandela Effect, but I could swear he’s been called both Hans and “Yodely Guy” since Cliffhangers’ inception in 1976.
I remember catching this particular show. Was rather amazed at the fact someone could yodel to the cliffhanger jingle so well. Not to mention that collapse from losing was perfectly timed.
That must be a crash sound effect, not the one from the WB cartoons and they should’ve add the “Goofy Yell” to go in there. This is the same sound effect which was used in the song “Smash the Mirror” by The Who from the album “Tommy”.
Walter Hershey as well, he was 76 in this episode but passed away at 88 years old. I didn't make this up, a comment mentioned that he's a friend's cousin's grandpa.
The one cliffhanger where the contentant does his own yodel vocals. Not to mention the only one with the price is right losing horn instead of the crashing sound.
Even though Walter didn't win the prize. All though, he did win the entertainment for the audience in the crowd and everyone watching at home. Honestly, I've NEVER seen it as a kid. That was a great moment to watch, and it was so funny. The Price is Right should have the funniest moments ever happened. Because that, Walter that was incredible.
When I was younger I used to be afraid of his yodel because it was so loud but now I'm close to eight years old I'm still seven and I'm not afraid anymore
They need to play the losing horns whenever the Yodely guy falls off the cliff, even if they do or do not use the yodeling music we know and love, sounds like a minor complaint but I like it that way :P
+cutemimi25 I think he was the only exception made seeing as everyone else didn't get the losing horn in this game. Not even when Rachel was yodeling like Walter was.
My guess for the Price of each of those 3 Small Prizes in this one would have been the following. Pottery Wheel: $20 Swing Groover: $30 Espresso Machine: $50
And to think Walter's take inspired me to do something similar with this video of mine ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ww_cHhpDPHU.html Thank you, Walter for the humorous take on the Cliffhangers
Agreed, that looks like a higher grade espresso machine that'd cost about $70-80 today. Maybe it just looked more expensive than it was. I would've pegged it for 55 and gone over the mountain anyway.
