The young woman who won the car is me!! That was a few years ago... Also it has the classic Mean Joe Green commercial for Coke.

I was 15yrs old when this aired. Love the price is right but I love the commercials even more. Brings back good memories of living home with my family and no bills.

You’re 6 years old, you feel a little bit off, you’ve got the sniffles, your mom tells you to lay down on the couch and she brings you some hot and tasty chicken soup, you turn on the TV and this show is on. Good times.

This was the first day TPIR moved to 11am/10am CT where it remains to this day. CBS had previously aired it at 10:30-11:30am ET with Love of Life at 11:30am. Johnny Olsen now mentions Search For Tomorrow one half hour from now because the Noon/11am timeslot was now designated for local news with Y&R airing from 1-2pm at this time. Later in 1981, Y&R would begin two feeds at Noon/11am CT and 12:30/11:30am CT to accommodate both time zones for Noon newscasts.

These late-70s episodes are such a treat to watch! The production values and contestant attitudes are vastly improved over the more awkward early-70s episodes, while still providing a fun glimpse at pricing-game past.

The look on Carl's face when they bring the moped out @26:16...LOL

I love the commercials here. Including the legendary Mean Joe Greene coke commercial. Yeah this was about 2 years before I was born, but it is a huge time capsule. So thanks for uploading this, I really do enjoy these.

I was born on the day this episode aired 😸

I watched way too much TV as a kid. I remember all these ads. A Sandwich is a Sandwich, but a Manwich is a Meal!!! And I can't believe they stretched this show into a full hour.

28:42 - the infamous product from Procter and Gamble. The product worked too well, unintentionally, which caused severe health problems for some women who used it. The FDA released a report on it in the summer of 1980 and it was immediately pulled off the shelves, along with the "two ingredients" mentioned in the commercial never being used in any product in that area again.

Bob knows how to rock a three piece suit back then and a serious one too.

They gave away a computer in 1980???

19:37. I love Bob Barker!

I was just a little over eight months old when this first aired.

love the commercials :D

I was 12 years old when this aired

The woman doing the sunlite oil commercial is the lovely beautiful Jo Ann Pflug. Didn't recognize her at first.

stereo love seat! Terry saying its beautiful! lmao

This appeared a week or so before Valentine's Day.2/4/1980,to be exact.

great job by that young lady winning that car

I was getting ready to Graduate,Class of 1980😊

I was 21 yrs old when.this aired.

I love it. Thanks.

The black dude in the Coke commercial looks like Mean Joe Greene.

That real fur coat at the end is surprising. This must be before Bob Barker went all-out when it comes to animal rights. At least you get to see Dian Parkinson is something very skimpy BEFORE the fur coat and after the oversized dress.

20:47 I was concerned for the daughter's safety after her bad checkup. Luckily dad walks around with AquaFresh in the box at all times.

I am watching this in realtime - the current Price is Right is on the same segment of the show as I'm watching!

man classic commercials and a great episode

Hope I can find any Jean Nate After Bath Splash commercials.

57:46 - Accident prone Holly does it again. She's not safe even walking, lol

I feel some type of way with that KFC commercial with me being a black guy.

I love Bob with dark hair :-)

I guess since CBS stations could air Young and the Restless at that time at Noon or 1pm ET, that is why Johnny Olsen says "Stay tuned for Search for Tomorrow one half hour from now on most of these CBS stations." There's no mention of Y&R being next at Noon ET.

So many of these products like sugar twin and other food additives advertised have caused cancer

14:53 FAMILY FEUD!!!!

57:47 Did Holly have a couple of drinks? 😁

Poor Holly at the end credits...

Does anyone know how I can get a copy of a show that was taped on October 31, 1978 (second taping)? It aired in Feb or March of 1979. My name was Cinde Robinson at that time when I was called down by none other than Johnny Olson. :)

14:53-----FAMILY FEUD!

8:33. Was he saying the stereo love seat was beautiful or Janice?!

And a FUR COAT!!!!!!!!!!!

when they called the 3rd contestant I notice she slipped near the stage

There goes Holly @ 57:45 mark.

43:20 Look, it's the guy who would voice Mr. Potatohead in a film 39 years later. Life is crazy. 55:29 The phone company actually ran ads encouraging people to make phone calls!

I knew this episode would include animal fur!

I never heard a car company called triumph...nice car I wish they make those cars right now

Wonder what was wrong with the putting green set.

anyone knows where the music from the story showcase is coming from?

I like Drew Carey, but NOBODY can hold a candle to Bob Barker as a game show host.

WOW, {54:08} indeed Johnny Oleson! Definitely my fave moment of this episode ;-) Also, how about Bob being so hard on himself on his putting and then making a real ruckus on that shaggy surface. Yeah, it seems uneven, Bob, but in the pros, ya gotta factor in uneven angles and speeds if you wanna score the bird! And in retrospect, I loved how the winner slightly adjusted her score @52:32 and it proved all the difference. She clearly meant the first figure but thought better for it and won it on that last second correction

38:18 "It's the exciting new Citation"! Excuse me? Exciting?

What sport is that, broomball? And how long was $1,000 pink? Amazing episode.

With commercials

I wasn't even a month old

I don't know about anyone else, but from going back watching older episodes of T.P.I.R. with a "singnificantly younger" Bob Barker, it seems to me that the suits he wore on the show looked a lot better then that they did in his latter years. I guess when he got old (80 years plus), he didn't care how he looked then.😂😂😂

How much was that last product in hole-in-one?

CBS had just said goodbye to Monty Hall and Beat the Clock that Friday, it might've lasted longer if they did't add the ELEBRITY format.

+Ryan Arrowood what is the original tape date for this episode

Space age technology

My second oldest aunt's 49th birthday!!! :) :) :)

Paul McCartney @ 20:00

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Triumph TR7 and Chevrolet Citation. Two terrible cars, and I want them both!

Holly take a fall.

lmao purina

Around 42:17-42:22 - If you say something like that on the show nowadays, you're likely to get forcibly hauled off by security.

lol...God awful Pepsi commercials

lol floride propaganda