Have a look at some photos that we acquired during some of TPiR’s special moments.
Check out door number 1 that was used for the Million Dollar Spectacular episodes!Door number 2Door number 3!This is a rarely seen photo of the Million Dollar Spectacular rehersal. This is a shot of stage right.Another photo of the Million Dollar Spectacular rehearsal. This is a shot of center stage.Another shot of Million Dollar Spectacular rehearsal. This is a shot of stage left.A shot of $1,000,000 sign hanging behind the audience.A shot of the $1,000,000 sign, with the great modifications made to contestant’s row.This is a shot taken from the audience while Bob was being interviewed for the local news in Los Angeles.Marc & John during the opening of the Christmas Eve 2004 daytimer!During rehearsal, stand-ins are needed to set up shots. Here is Eddie Walker playing Triple Play, trying to win a $30,000 Cadillac!Another great behind the scenes shot of Eddie Walker playing Triple Play during rehearsal.This is Lucky Seven being rehearsed for the Million Dollar episodes. That’s the lovely Claudia Jordan riding in the convertible. This shot was taken near Rod’s podium.That’s Doug at the wheel. Hey Doug, did you land on the $1.00 in one spin???That’s Doug playing Plinko at the 30th Anniversary Special at the Rio in Las Vegas! If you must know, his chip only landed in the $100 slot.Producer Roger Dobkowitz has all of the show records dating back to September 4, 1972 — the very first show! Here is the first page of the prize records from TPiR 1.When we walked into the Graphics Department, we quickly found the TPiR 6,000 logo and some Wheel of Fortune mystery round wedges.What a difference 1,000 shows makes. For TPiR 5,000, Marc was a hopeful in-studio contestant. Show here, Marc was on-stage wanting nothing more than to dig in to this cake.Webmaster Marc Green proudly stands beside the TPiR 6,000 logo. This show taped on Febuary 19, 2004.Inside the hallways outside The Bob Barker Studio, piles and piles of decorations sit waiting to be strategically placed on set by the wonderful TPiR Art Staff.Brandi, Shane, and Lanisha spend some time looking good for the news (and golden-road.net’s) cameras.The on-camera cast gathers around the big 6,000 cake after the February 19th, 2004 taping of TPiR 6,000. A close-up of the TPiR 6,000 show logo.The 2004 Christmas Tree at The Price is Right!A wide shot of the Christmas decorated stage from Door 3.Marc Green and John Sly strike a pose next to the TPiR 6,000 stage sign.TPiR Stage Manager Doug Quick really enjoys his moment in the spotlight.The triumphant Christmas stage decorations along side Door #2! With all complements to the Art Department, we think it looks great!Scott, Vanessa, Roger, Kathy, and Jeff gather around the cake for photos. Congratulations to TPiR Producer Roger Dobkowitz, one of the only two original staff members who have been there since Show #1 (Bob Barker being the other).John enjoys a chunk of the longest-running game show in television history.Marc Green enjoy’s a big chuck of one of the 0’s from the TPiR 6,000 celebration cake.Alright, guys….who had seconds?We have no idea what John is doing here. On another note, the turntable looks great!It’s very difficult to see on the air, and even more so in this picture – but the wire for the all the Christmas lights on the turntable is simply strung up over and into the ceiling.This photo should explain itself. Yes, lunch was great!A little blurry (Marc gets shaky), but here’s a photo of rehearsal of the “Automatic Santa Machine” used for a Showcase Christmas Week 2004.Santa, Jeff, and Rebecca pose for a few photos after the show wrapped.3 pretty Elves, a cute Santa, and a guy who gets paid to work with them. Great photo guys!Announcer Rich Fields just after asking Santa and the elves what he wants for Christmas.A fantastic photo of some of Golden-Road.net’s best friends. Lanisha Cole, Rachel Reynolds, Roger Dobkowitz, Rich Fields, Brandi Sherwood as Santa Claus, and Rebecca Mary.All set for Christmas, here’s the Price is Right Elves with Santa Claus.After all the other pictures taken, the Golden-Road.net Admins had to get their chance.Here’s 4 Barker’s Beauties in full costume to pose for more pictures.With the amount of cameras in use this day, it was tough to figure out who should smile when. Rebecca seems to be the only one who knows where to look!Outside of CBS, the big winner on Christmas Eve ended up spotting Rich Fields in the parking lot and was able to stop for a quick photo.The TPiR 30th Anniversary Special taped at the Rio in Las Vegas.To the Samba Theater we go for the TPiR 30th Anniversary Special. Over 1,000 people attended this night of fun and big prizes!Unfortunately, the attendance for the Las Vegas Special was grossly underestimated. Thousands of people showed up for the show, many of which were jam-packed into this lobby of the Samba Theater.Rod Roddy warming up the audience during the Million Dollar Spectacular.A shot of Rod doing what he does best, talking to the public!The Showcase Podiums used during the $1,000,000 specials are kept in an elevated area above the pricing game storage area.The Price is Right 30th Anniversary Special was the first time that the show was taken on the road. This show taped at Harrah’s Rio in Las Vegas, January 2002.Bob Barker looks energized and ready to host the Las Vegas special.Surrounded by Vegas showgirls, Bob makes his entrance for the TPiR Las Vegas special.A shot of the full Vegas set (from a jib cam). Notice the large video wall, which displayed contestant names as Rod Roddy read them.Barker is greeted by a “Full House” in Vegas. This audience was so big that potential contestants could be selected from two different floors!Nikki and Heather look great for the 30th Anniversary Special.A tired Bob Barker says goodnight to America after taping the TPiR 30th Anniversary Special.The Vegas show was problem plagued from the start. From the enormous attendee size to technical difficulties, not much seemed to go right for the production crew. Here, the female contestant is taking just a bit too long to bid, and Bob displays his dissatisfaction.Bob walking off the set? No, can’t be!That’s Shane Sterling behind door number 2. She is pictured standing by the $30,000 Ford Explorer during the Million Dollar rehersals.The special Million Dollar turntable, including new showcase podiums.Timothy Sternberg arrives at Harrahs Reno and proudly displays his tickets to TPiR’s new live stage show hosted by Todd Newton.A new car is offered at Harrahs Reno during the TPiR Live stage show.An empty Contestant’s Row (from the audience side) at the Reno stage show.The Reno audience is waiting for the start of the show. In the meantime, can I have a White Russian while I get ready to play Cliffhangers?CBS2 LA ran a promo on the Noon news on 9/26/03 about The Price is Right Live in Reno, NV.Here is the replica of Contestant’s Row.Contestants are chosen from the audience with keypad controllers, so everyone has an even chance to “Come on Down.”Harrah’s Casino representative Michael Silberling noted that it was a “Win/Win” situation for Fremantle, TPiR, and Harrah’s Resorts to host this new show.The first item up for bids is presented in Reno.The pricing games used in Reno were designed to match their CBS counterparts. Cliffhangers is such an example.It’s America’s favorite — Plinko! This Plinko board was build just for TPiR Live in Reno. Notice the dollar values are much lower than the CBS Daytime show.Reno’s Plinko prize displays.Todd reminds this contestant that she can see the same numbers that we see out here.This player won Reno’s version of Race Game pretty swiftly!Cliff Hangers looks almost identical to the version used on CBS.The Big Wheel looks very similar to the real show!Here are the Showcase podiums and turntable area used in Reno.The TPiR Slot machine (voiced by Rod Roddy) is promoted during the Harrahs Reno stage show.It’s the Showcase Showdown with Todd Newton in Reno!Todd Newton and this lucky contestant play Hole in One in Reno, NV.Or is it Hole in One OR TWO?The rules of the Showcase are explained to these contestants during the TPiR Live stage show.Today’s Reno Showcase features this washer and dryer.Another one of TPiR Reno’s Showcases features a new set of luggage.The bids are in, and in moments Todd will reveal the prices and the winner.Todd Newton and his crew would like to thank the audience for a show at TPiR Live.Timothy Sternberg and his wife Erika were lucky enough to grab a picture with Todd after the show.
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