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The Staff

Bob acknowledges producer Barbara Hunter on her birthday.
“I’m not as old as I look.”
Professional golfer Frank Greco, husband of ‘Price’s’ own ‘Fingers’ Greco, appeared on the show to demonstrate a set of golf clubs. Bob was so impressed by his golf swing that he had Frank make three shots. For the purposes of this gallery, an inset photo with a better view of Frank’s face was added.
Who sabotaged Bob’s putter? Who else? Bob Chic, angling for (a) camera time and (b) the balance of the paychecks of the other technicians and stage managers!
Roger looks as if he’s having a rough day!
Dian drags stage manager Doug Quick out from the wings for a birthday salute.
Here’s Phil Rossi setting out to make his very first Inspiration putt.
Not a very inspiring result on Phil’s part.
Long-suffering TPIR stagehand and the Golf Game’s all time leading backstage money winner, Bob Chic. Before TPIR, he worked at ABC on Monty Hall’s “Let’s Make a Deal”.
For many years Bob’s personal assistant was Sherrell Paris, who was part of the 1960’s singing trio The Paris Sisters. Their biggest hit was “I Love How You Love Me”, #5 in October 1961. Sherrell sings the praises of a karaoke machine on this 1993 episode.
With the beauties providing the backing, Sherrell helps them show off the karaoke machine.
Kathy “Fingers” Greco was an honorary Barker’s Beauty on April 18, 1994.
But even though she was a Barker’s Beauty that day, she still had to run the Grand Game!
You can only try out so many models before you have to resort to the staff for help. Show writer Sharon Friem was used back in April 1994. Here she gives oomph to a bedroom set.
And here’s Sharon showing off a hot tub and thankfully dressed for it. The audience was going pretty crazy that day whenever Sharon appeared.
A nice shot of Kathy ‘Fingers’ Greco, associate producer of the show.
Former ‘Price’ Producer Phil Wayne Rossi sits with his wife and newborn son during a consolation prize plug in the late 1980’s.
Roger Dobkowitz and Fingers Greco in 1990. Cool slicked back hair, Roger!
Roger, Fingers, and Phil explaining to Bob that only 3 times in the history of Pathfinder has a contestant not gotten off the first number.
A great bumper shot of CBS Cameraman Marty Wagner. It’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it.
From 1986, Bob called Fingers to the stage to say he’s heard from some of the staffers that Fingers knows this great dance called the “Gator.” He asks her to demonstrate, but she says she won’t do it by herself.
Janice is one of the instigators for Fingers’ performance of the “Gator.” Staffer Andy Jacobson is on his way to join Fingers on stage to do the dance.
A nice shot of Producer Roger Dobkowitz and Associate Producer Fingers Greco.
When Dian was out sick, Fingers Greco was called on stage to help out with the “Bump” game. This retired pricing game had a Beauty on either side, and the contestant would choose select one to “bump” the London Double decker buses one position over, hopefully placing the right prices over the prizes. Here, Janice demonstrates how to wind up her hips before knocking the right prices into place.
Fingers winds up and…BUMP!
Bob congratulates Fingers on a job well done!
Andy and Fingers do the “Gator.” They started off bending down in increments.
Andy and Fingers do the “Gator.” They then jumped to the floor as if they were going to do push-ups, then spun around so they were doing a backwards push-up.
And just as quickly as they had begun, the dance was over! Note that the Big Wheel’s scoreboard operator popped up their equivalent of a “perfect ten.”
Despite the wild applause from the audience at the brief rendition of the “Gator,” Bob wasn’t as impressed with their :10 move. “I’ve never been so disappointed in my life,” he joked.
Going to break, they caught an unsuspecting Fingers on camera one more time. You can see her “ad infinitum” in the monitor, which is just to the left of the turntable.
Rod gives credit where credit is due, thanking Jose’ for helping him with a tough name he’s about to pronounce.

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