Thomas Hersh is backwards. If The Price is Right was only viewed by old people. why do they have specials for Firemen, Police Officers, Army/Navy/Coast Guard etc., and why is it that, when they just have regular shows, more than 60% of the audience is comprised of college students and people on vacation?
This is Bob Barker reminding you: Help control the pet population; have your pet spayed or neutered! Go bye everybody.
by not Thomas Hersh January 14, 2005
Popular game show that debuted in the early 1970s. Consists mainly of numbers-based games where you guess the potential retail price of random items from laundry detergent to dining sets to brand new cars. Guests compete to win said items if selected at the initial guessing game at the beginning of the show.
The show is subject to many modern day pop-culture references due to it being a popular afternoon show on weekdays throughout the 1980s-1990s which is why many Millennials today remember the show mainly from being home sick from school and it constantly playing on TV during that time.
The show is subject to many modern day pop-culture references due to it being a popular afternoon show on weekdays throughout the 1980s-1990s which is why many Millennials today remember the show mainly from being home sick from school and it constantly playing on TV during that time.
90s kids: "I was sick so I couldn't come to school. I just laid in bed and watched the price is right all day."
by mgwa June 19, 2019
Game show hosted by Bill Cullen from 1956 to 1965, then came back with Bob Barker, who hosted from 1972 to 2007. Upon Bob's retirement, the show was replaced by The Pice is Wrong, Btch, hosted by Dickard Rawson (better known as Drew Carey).
by John2019 July 30, 2022
1. A TV game show hosted by Bob Barker
2. The theme music of the game show is used by Bubba the Love Sponge to cover up something private being said that they don't want to reach the air waves. They will play the music and discuss something off air that we can't hear so that there is no dead spots in the show.
2. The theme music of the game show is used by Bubba the Love Sponge to cover up something private being said that they don't want to reach the air waves. They will play the music and discuss something off air that we can't hear so that there is no dead spots in the show.
"Hold on Brent, I've got to give you the inside iggy on this", (theme music for the price-is-right plays)
by Tomdammit February 21, 2006
A gameshow old people watch
by Kikaider June 28, 2003
by curlyfries December 22, 2006
The payback when someone on "Contestant's Row" outbids the person before them by one dollar and makes it up to the main stage.
Drew: "Chris bids 500 dollars for the diamond necklace, and Diane what is your bid?" Diane: "$501." Diane then gets on stage and blows the chance at winning a great prize, due to her cheap and dirty tactics. That is Price is Right Karma.
by Bliff Blaffington January 14, 2010