UPDATE 3/27/95
Robair1995
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| THE ROBAIR UPDATE -- the day's game show action in review
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FAMILY FEUD -- still another week of repeats
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THE PRICE IS RIGHT 3/27/95
1 Honda Elite 80 Motor Scooter (H)
HEATHER $895 BILL $795 DAWN $950 GRACE *$1200 ($1899)
SHELL GAME: 6n Radisson Grand Resort on Paradise Island, Bahamas (G)
$5273
n n n n
Oak Wall Phone $100 $120 h * =
Polaroid Camera $ 95 $110 h -
Portable Door Alarm $ 25 $ 18 l *
Igloo Cooler/Warmer $ 80 $100 h * =
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2 RCR Davinci Crystal Grossetto Stemware (J)
Heather Bill Dawn KEVIN
(E. Mich)(KY) (Mich) College Salute
$1200 $1400 $ 1 *$750 ($1095)
MAGIC # : Kitchenaid Refrigerator $1440 Oak Dinette
$1550 $2106
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3 Cambridge Telescope (G and doggie)
Heather $825 Bill $550 Dawn *$1000 SHARON $800 ($1550)
TEMPTATION: Ford Mustang (H) First #: 1
IWI Gourmet Service Cart $363 6
29 Nat King Cole CD's $442 4
American Harvest 2-Loaf Bread Machine$399 9
Lane Action Spoiler Recliner $500 0
$16490 Goes for car
Price: $16295
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Kevin 10 + 5 = 15 Dawn 45 + 40 = 85 Grace 95 + -- = 95
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4 Lloyd Flanders Wicker Etagere (KG)
OUR DAILY GENA HOLDS SOMETHING UP MOMENT: Scot Tussin
Heather $475 Bill $651 CRUZ *$900 Sharon $650 ($1239)
DOUBLE PRICES: Arctco Arctic Cat Puma Deluxe Snowmobile (J parka legs)
$4560 <-- $3459 ($3459)
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Want the weather? Look out the window.
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5 Lawn-Boy Gold Series Lawn Mower (K)
Heather $500 Bill *$1 STEPHEN $950 Sharon $750 ($450)
PENNY ANTE: Singer Bedroom/Somma (H) $4098
Probably ice cream and soap...
Good Humor Choc Eclair 2pk Lever 2000 (no cough drops)
YES YES NO
\ (1) (2)/ \ (1)
$1.50 $3.80 $2.10 $2.49 $1.25 $1.70 $2.20 $2.90
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6 Gibson Electric Range (JG)
Heather (F4) $1002 LEAH $1000 Stephen $850 Sharon $1001 (OVERBID)
$ 751 $ 750 $675 $ 695 (OVERBID)
$ 1 $ 595 *$500 $ 450 ($519)
ANY NUMBER: Chrysler Cirrus (J) $ 1 (8) (4) (1) (3)
Bassett Eaton House Lowboy (K) $( ) (6) ( )
Pig $(7).( ) (5)
Calls: 7654831
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Cruz 75 + -- = 75 Bill 35 + 5 = 40 Stephen 35 + 5 = 40
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Grace 1 TIME
$ 24119 6n Le Parc Victor Hugo, Paris (J)
$ 18000 Sligh Wellesley Grandfather Clock (H)
$ 6119 Ford Probe (K)
*$ 26238* Grace Bids
Cruz 2
$ 14814 Data East The Who's Tommy Pinball Machine (J)
$ 6000 Beach Billards 3-in-One Bumper Pool Table (H)
$ 8814 Crazy Bowl Arcade Video Game (K)/Addictor Hugger Boat (G)
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JEOPARDY! 3/27/95
RAFAEL ORNES/Palo Alto, CA/Substitute Teacher/1d $16401
BRUCE BORCHARDT/Denver, CO/Metrologist
BARB KRONGOLD/Endicott, NY/Newspaper Editor
[ 800][ 4900][ 3200] World History/Songs/U.S. Travel/
Famous Women/Rooms/Military Terms
[ ][ +2000][ ] World History $500: In 1825 Newfoundland divided
------------------------ Labrador with this neighboring province.
[ 7800][ 10500][ 9400] Vice Presidents/European Geography/The Bible/
Dance/Modern Authors/Potpourri
[ ][ ][ +2000] The Bible $600: Isaac was born when Abraham, his
father, was 100 and this woman, his mother, was
90.
[ ][ +1000][ ] Modern Authors $800: A Scottish girls' school
that
Muriel Spark attended partly inspired this
------------------------ 1961 novel.
[ +5000][ +8300][ +6201] Scientists: In 1928 he published "Introduzione
[ 12800][ 18800][ 15601] Alla Fisical Atomica", a university
physics textbook.
CHAMPION 1d $18800
Gateway 2000 Computer/Bush Computer Desk
Helbros Watches
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WHEEL OF FORTUNE 3/27/95
JIM PULLMAN/West St. Paul, MN/Bartender and Standup Comedian
GENE JANSON/Omaha, NE/Retiree/2d $68500
MICHELLE WILSON/Los Angeles, CA/Phone Operator
and Beautician
[ ][ 2350][ ] PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
(Coffee Mugs/Esp-Cap Machine added to wheel)
[ ][ ][ 5400] Phrase: **N*R*R* ** ******R ***N**N
[ 500][ ][ 12280] STANLEY CUP VICTORS NINETEEN NINETY-FOUR
(Surprise: Arizona Golf Vacation/Golf Clubs)
(Mexico added to wheel)
[ ][ 11650][ ] ERRATIC BEHAVIOR
[ 1600][ ][ ] SITTING UPRIGHT (Speedup: $800)
$ 2100 $14000 $17680 ---Game Totals---
[ 25000] Thing: BL*NK (BCKO) ($25000)
[ 42680] ---1-day Total---
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* THE PRICE IS RIGHT: THE PRICING GAMES FROM A TO (ALMOST) Z *
* Number 16 in a series -- collect all 75! *
* Game Name: CLOCK GAME *
* When Played: 1972-present *
* Played for: Basic gameplay has two prizes on the line, but awards *
* can vary by format *
* Staging: Daytime version: Turntable holds game board *
* TNPIR94: Played at video wall: clock was supered onscreen *
* Props: Two price holders Bob Barker uses to check the price of *
* the item *
* Gameplay: Generally, two prizes are presented, and the contestant *
* has thirty seconds to win both. A thirty-second timer similar *
* to the old "Password" lightning round timer (possibly even the *
* same timer?) ticks off the seconds. The contestant gives a bid *
* on the item, and the host will prompt with either "higher" or *
* "lower". The idea is for the player to zero in on the item and *
* bracket it and win as quickly as possible. If the first item is *
* won, a second item is played for. *
* Generally, both prizes are presented in ascending price order *
* and do not exceed $1000 in price. *
* A special rule change occurred when a prize in excess of $1000 *
* was played for: the host gave the thousands bracket, and the *
* player was allowed to bid in hundreds of dollars without having *
* to say the thousands. *
* Game Variations: There are many variations to the basic game that *
* have been used to enhance the game: *
* TNPIR72: Two prizes. If a player finished with two seconds or *
* less left, they won an additional $1000. (Syn) *
* TPIR (1979-80 syn): Three prizes were played for. *
* TPIRS: If both prizes were won, a player chose one of four *
* envelopes for a cash award. Available awards were $1000, $2000, *
* $3000, $5000. *
* TNPIR: Occasionally, two prizes over $1000 were featured in the *
* Clock Game. The thousands bracket rule was used. On later shows *
* if both prizes were won, a bonus prize was added to the *
* player's winnings. *
* Notes: The first game added to the original mix of games. It was *
* a marked improvement over its predecessor, Bullseye I. Still *
* uses its original gameboard from 1972. *
* It's a distince change in that there's a specific skill and *
* logical thought process to playing the game that many players *
* forget when the cameras are rolling and the lights are on. Bob *
* Barker has said many times it's the one game you can win every *
* time you play it no matter what the prizes are. *
* The game was one of three played for a special presentation of *
* TPIR on Vicki Lawrence's now defunct talk show, "Vicki!" During *
* the game, a contestant did something no regular contestant has *
* ever done: get the correct price with their first bid. *
* Best lines: One woman won a computer after being confused on the *
* higher/lower cues. When she did win, she told Barker. "I can't *
* even balance my checkbook! What the hell am I gonna do with a *
* computer?" *
* Next: Cover Up *
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