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The Price Is Right is a television game show format currently owned by the FremantleMedia wing of the RTL Group, originally created by Bob Stewart, former employee of Goodson-Todman Productions in the United States.
The most popular version is currently airing in the United States. From 1972 to 2007, the show was hosted by Bob Barker. On October 15, 2007 Drew Carey debuted as the new host. The U.S. version, now in its 36th season, is both a spin-off of a previously successful version and the seed for many international versions of the show.
The 1972 American version was hosted by Bob Barker from September 1972 to June 2007; his last new episode aired on June 15, 2007. After a season-long search for a new host, Drew Carey took over the helm of the show, with production resuming in August 2007, with Carey's first episode airing on October 15. It is believed to be the second longest-running game show on television, trailing only the Spanish-language variety show Sábado Gigante [2]; it is also the longest running five-days-a-week game show in the world. (Wheel of Fortune began its syndicated run in 1983[3], and Jeopardy! followed in 1984.[4]) The Price Is Right is one of only two game show franchises to be seen nationally in either first-run network or syndication airings in the US in every decade from the 1950s onward; the other is To Tell the Truth, another show created by Bob Stewart for Goodson-Todman.
According to one website, a man named Claude Mercier hosted a locally aired version of this show (it's presumed Fabien Major was also announcing this version). The running dates are unknown.
Prime's episodes were recordings of the East Coast CBS feed with the closed captioning plugs that precede the Showcase Showdowns removed. Episodes pre-empted on this feed were either not shown or substituted with tapes sent from the production company. In some cases the tapes they received were actually rough versions of the episodes that had not yet been edited into the final product. For instance, one episode seen on Prime had Bob Barker say to a contestant, "This is your Showcase!" followed by a brief pause, a fade to black, and then Bob counting down and giving last minute instructions to the contestant before the Showcase proceeded. Also, Christmas week episodes were never aired on Prime due to the delayed rotation. Some episodes that were briefly interrupted with a CBS News Special Report had that interruption kept in in Prime's rebroadcasts.
CH also airs the series at the same time as CBS without any tape delays, often directly off CBS's network feeds. If an episode was interrupted with a Special Report from CBS, CH would often carry it. If an episode was pre-empted by CBS, CH would show alternate programming instead.
Canadian cable TV includes many American channels, including CBS, so the majority of Canadians have access to the American broadcasts of The Price Is Right. However, in many areas (especially on systems with a CH channel in the line-up), the CH broadcast is generally "simsubbed" over the CBS signal.
Local carriage of the Million Dollar Spectaculars may vary by area, as these specials were not seen locally on most CH stations. In the Toronto area, the specials were televised in the past by CFMT-TV and, most recently, CKXT-TV. These specials, seen simultaneously with the CBS broadcasts, were often broadcasted from tapes or a prior satellite feed from the producers, instead of directly off the CBS feed.
With the rebranding of CH to E! in fall 2007, involving the entire schedule except for primetime and local news and focusing on entertainment and celebrity programs, The Price Is Right will move in the Toronto area from CHCH-TV to CKXT and in the Vancouver area from CHEK-TV to CHNM-TV.
As in the US version, Contestants' Row was composed of people selected from the audience by an invisible announcer, and the contestants were selected from the Contestants' Row through a bidding game. After the two first games, Contestants' Row was fully renewed for the two last games of the show.
All games were inspired by the US version. The first and the third ones used to change from one week to another but the second and the fourth ones were always the same.
The second game, Grand Game, was called El Mercadito (The Little Supermarket). In it, the contestant had to choose from among six articles the four which were above or below a given price. The constestant started the game with 10 pesos and would multiply them by 10 for each rigfht article that he would choose, up to a highest earning of 100,000 pesos ($50 US). If he failed before attaining this highest price, he would be proposed a triqui-traque (treat): either he kept his winnings, or he could switch it for a surprise prize hidden behind a curtain. This surprise price could be much better (i.e. a VCR or an oriental rug) or much worse (i.e. a broom or a glass of orange juice) than the cash.
The fourth game was a Colombian rendition of Race Game. The contestant had 60 seconds to run across the stage to put the right price to five different articles, and when a price was indeed right, a light went on. Instead of running to and from the prizes, the contestant had to dance across the stage. He was allowed to choose the background music; possible choices included Cumbia, Merengue, Paso Doble, and Joropo.
1983-1988 Hosted by Mikko Yoderson, most likely on MTV3.
An earlier version, Prijs je Rijk, was aired in 1987. It was hosted by Fred Oster and announced by Pierre van Ostade.
The show ran on ABC 5 as part of the network's response to the popularity of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? on IBC 13.
In Autumn 2006 the show relaunched once again and took its inspiration from the new UK version by using a similar set and music. The show also removed "em Euros" from the name making its new title O Preço Certo since the Euro has been in use for seven years. Sound effects from Joe's show don't appear to have been used much (the generic bell was borrowed from Cash en Carlo, for example). All versions have aired on RTP1.
While the Lozano/Romero era used the same props and music as the UK's Bruce's Price Is Right, the current version with Juan does appear to use a similar set to the current UK show with Joe Pasquale, but does not use the same theme as Joe's show while Portugal's version does use both. Likewise, while the Bob Warman-era UK TPiR and Carlos Cruz-era Portuguese TPiR used the American version's music, the Joaquin Prat-era Spanish TPiR used a completely different theme song.
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The Showcase Showdown is a segment on the American game show The Price Is Right. The segment is also commonly referred to as "The Big Wheel", referring to the main prop used in the game.
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The most popular version is currently airing in the United States. From 1972 to 2007, the show was hosted by Bob Barker. On October 15, 2007 Drew Carey debuted as the new host. The U.S. version, now in its 36th season, is both a spin-off of a previously successful version and the seed for many international versions of the show.
Original format
Revised format
The 1972 American version was hosted by Bob Barker from September 1972 to June 2007; his last new episode aired on June 15, 2007. After a season-long search for a new host, Drew Carey took over the helm of the show, with production resuming in August 2007, with Carey's first episode airing on October 15. It is believed to be the second longest-running game show on television, trailing only the Spanish-language variety show Sábado Gigante [2]; it is also the longest running five-days-a-week game show in the world. (Wheel of Fortune began its syndicated run in 1983[3], and Jeopardy! followed in 1984.[4]) The Price Is Right is one of only two game show franchises to be seen nationally in either first-run network or syndication airings in the US in every decade from the 1950s onward; the other is To Tell the Truth, another show created by Bob Stewart for Goodson-Todman.
International versions
The 1972 revised format appeared on Australian TV the following year, and debuted in the UK in 1984. The format has since been seen in dozens of countries.- In the United States and Canada:
- The Price Is Right (1956-1965), the original version hosted by Bill Cullen.
- The Price Is Right (1972-Present), the current version hosted by Drew Carey and formerly hosted by Bob Barker (1972-2007).
- The Price Is Right (1972-1980), Dennis James hosted a weekly syndicated nighttime version from 1972 to 1977; it was taken over by Bob Barker for the remainder of its run.
- The Price Is Right (1985-1986), a nightly syndicated version hosted by Tom Kennedy.
- The Price Is Right Special (1986), a summer weekly series in primetime on CBS hosted by Bob Barker.
- The New Price Is Right (1994-1995), the short lived nighttime version hosted by Doug Davidson.
- The Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular (2003-present), a series of primetime specials spun off from the current daytime show; soon to be hosted by Drew Carey and formerly hosted by Bob Barker (2003-2007).
Argentina
El Precio Justo was hosted by Fernando Bravo and announced by "Señor Noriega". It aired on Azul TV (now Canal 9).Australia
Belgium
De Juiste Prijs, hosted by Jan Theys. Like the Chinese and Peruvian versions, little is known about this version.Brazil
O Preço Certo, hosted by Silvio Santos. Airing during the 1980s, it was broadcast on SBT.Canada
French-Canadian
Misez Juste, hosted by Alain Léveillé. The French-Canadian version had a significantly cheaper budget (Car rentals in place of cars, trips to Halifax and Cuba) and a set more akin to Let's Make a Deal. The series lasted from 1994 to 1995. The host Alain (along with announcer Fabien Major) also appeared on an episode of the US version The Price is Right in 1994. This series aired twice a week, unlike the 2 other versions airing at the time. It aired on TQS, and was produced by the Coscient Group (which also handled the French-Canadian version of Family Feud).According to one website, a man named Claude Mercier hosted a locally aired version of this show (it's presumed Fabien Major was also announcing this version). The running dates are unknown.
English-language
The United States episodes were rebroadcast on a delay of approximately one month on Prime in Canada from August 12, 2002 to May 31, 2006. The rebroadcasts ended when Prime was rebranded as TVtropolis, with a new schedule featuring mainly off-network repeats of sitcom and dramas, plus some new original and imported programming.Prime's episodes were recordings of the East Coast CBS feed with the closed captioning plugs that precede the Showcase Showdowns removed. Episodes pre-empted on this feed were either not shown or substituted with tapes sent from the production company. In some cases the tapes they received were actually rough versions of the episodes that had not yet been edited into the final product. For instance, one episode seen on Prime had Bob Barker say to a contestant, "This is your Showcase!" followed by a brief pause, a fade to black, and then Bob counting down and giving last minute instructions to the contestant before the Showcase proceeded. Also, Christmas week episodes were never aired on Prime due to the delayed rotation. Some episodes that were briefly interrupted with a CBS News Special Report had that interruption kept in in Prime's rebroadcasts.
CH also airs the series at the same time as CBS without any tape delays, often directly off CBS's network feeds. If an episode was interrupted with a Special Report from CBS, CH would often carry it. If an episode was pre-empted by CBS, CH would show alternate programming instead.
Canadian cable TV includes many American channels, including CBS, so the majority of Canadians have access to the American broadcasts of The Price Is Right. However, in many areas (especially on systems with a CH channel in the line-up), the CH broadcast is generally "simsubbed" over the CBS signal.
Local carriage of the Million Dollar Spectaculars may vary by area, as these specials were not seen locally on most CH stations. In the Toronto area, the specials were televised in the past by CFMT-TV and, most recently, CKXT-TV. These specials, seen simultaneously with the CBS broadcasts, were often broadcasted from tapes or a prior satellite feed from the producers, instead of directly off the CBS feed.
With the rebranding of CH to E! in fall 2007, involving the entire schedule except for primetime and local news and focusing on entertainment and celebrity programs, The Price Is Right will move in the Toronto area from CHCH-TV to CKXT and in the Vancouver area from CHEK-TV to CHNM-TV.
China
Gòu Wù Jiē Dào - little is known of this show other than that its name translates to "Shopping Street" and that it is airing on CCTV-2. It is not known if the format was actually licenced from FremantleMedia. The host is Zhen Cheng. This show borrows many elements from the US version. In addition, a version in Taiwan (airing on China Television) has similar elements to the Italian show, such as song-and-dance routines.Colombia
El Precio es Correcto (The Price is Right), hosted by Gloria Valencia de Castaño and announced by El Capi in the late '80s, aired on Cadena Uno every Tuesday from 1 to 1.30 pm, after midday newscast Noticiero Nacional. It featured four pricing games per episode and no Showcase round.As in the US version, Contestants' Row was composed of people selected from the audience by an invisible announcer, and the contestants were selected from the Contestants' Row through a bidding game. After the two first games, Contestants' Row was fully renewed for the two last games of the show.
All games were inspired by the US version. The first and the third ones used to change from one week to another but the second and the fourth ones were always the same.
The second game, Grand Game, was called El Mercadito (The Little Supermarket). In it, the contestant had to choose from among six articles the four which were above or below a given price. The constestant started the game with 10 pesos and would multiply them by 10 for each rigfht article that he would choose, up to a highest earning of 100,000 pesos ($50 US). If he failed before attaining this highest price, he would be proposed a triqui-traque (treat): either he kept his winnings, or he could switch it for a surprise prize hidden behind a curtain. This surprise price could be much better (i.e. a VCR or an oriental rug) or much worse (i.e. a broom or a glass of orange juice) than the cash.
The fourth game was a Colombian rendition of Race Game. The contestant had 60 seconds to run across the stage to put the right price to five different articles, and when a price was indeed right, a light went on. Instead of running to and from the prizes, the contestant had to dance across the stage. He was allowed to choose the background music; possible choices included Cumbia, Merengue, Paso Doble, and Joropo.
Estonia
Kuum Hind ("Hot Price"), hosted by Emil Rutiku, started airing in October 2007 on Kanal 2.Finland
Mitä Maksaa ("What does it cost"), hosted by Petri Liski, 1998-2000, aired on Nelonen.1983-1988 Hosted by Mikko Yoderson, most likely on MTV3.
France
Le Juste Prix, hosted by Max Meynier (1987-1988), Eric Galliano (1988), Patrick Roy (1988 - 1992) and Philippe Risoli (1992 - 2001) It was aired at 12h05 on TF1 and became one of the most famous game shows of the '90s. Le Juste Euro, hosted by Patrice Laffont, only lasted two weeks and was aired in January 2002 on France 2. The game show was replaced with Attention à la marche hosted by Jean-Luc Reichmann.Germany
Der Preis ist heiß ("The Price Is Hot", hot as in temperature, not spice), hosted by Harry Wijnvoord and announced by Walter Freiwald, aired on RTL (1989-1997).The first season of this show used a set that had lots of pink and blue, the later series had a set that somewhat resembled the American set. The theme music was also changed to the American theme as well. The intro later included a light box, like the U.S. version. It was recently featured on Germany's Gameshow Marathon.India
The episode was named as "Tol Mol Ke Bol" on Zee and there after several sort of games like this like "Khul Ja Sim Sim" on STAR Plus were aired.Indonesia
Tebak Harga. It didn't last long due to the instability of the Rupiah, the currency of Indonesia. The show was on TransTV and hosted by Muhammad Farhan (commonly known by his last name only).Israel
Pachot o' Yoter ("More or Less") was hosted by actor Aki Avni in 1994, aired on Israel's Channel 2.Italy
OK, il Prezzo è Giusto!, hosted by Gigi Sabani (1983- 1986), Iva Zanicchi (1987-2000) (to early 1999, then again from fall 1999 to 2000), Emanuela Folliero (a few months in 1999), and Maria Teresa Ruta (2000-2001). During the 1980s and early 1990s, it aired on Canale 5, then, by the mid-1990s, it moved to Rete 4. This is the second longest continually-running version of The Price Is Right, airing from 1983 to 2001. To date, it is also only one of three versions to be hosted by a woman. It also has possibly the most set changes for any version of the show, topping off somewhere around 7. The show was largely faithful to the American version, although the last two seasons altered the format slightly to use the one-player British version of the Showcase.Latvia
Veiksmes cena ("The Price of Luck") was hosted by Valters Krauze with Edgars Loks as the announcer. The show first aired in January 7, 2007 but it stopped when the season ended and never aired again after.Mexico
Atínale al Precio, hosted by Marco Antonio Regil (1997-1999) and Héctor Sandarti (1999-2001), with Jaime Kurt (and later Julio Cesar Palomera) as the show's announcer. This version borrowed many elements from the American version (from set, game styles and music that sounds like a salsa version of the TPIR theme), and Regil was also pointed out by Bob in the audience of a US TPIR episode in 1997. This show also included a light border in its intro, a la the US show. It aired on Televisa.Morocco
Morocco became the first country in Africa to get its own version of the show, airing in 2002 on RTM. Fremantle's website says that this version has had over 20 people taking out the showcases, six of which had cars.The Netherlands
Prijzenslag, hosted by Hans Kazan 1989-1995 (based on Germany's Der Preis ist Heiss and Bob Warman's in the UK), which aired on RTL 4, and current version Cash en Carlo (on Yorin [now RTL 7]), hosted by Carlo Boszhard, with Eddy Keur as the announcer. This version is one of many European versions to borrow the format of Bruce's Price Is Right in the UK (although it doesn't borrow the UK version's props and music cues, but uses another remix of the US TPIR theme as "Come on down" music).An earlier version, Prijs je Rijk, was aired in 1987. It was hosted by Fred Oster and announced by Pierre van Ostade.
New Zealand
The Price Is Right, hosted by Dave Jamieson, only lasted for one season in New Zealand, in 1992. The show was filmed at TVNZ's Avalon Studios in Wellington, even though the show screened on the opposition network TV3. The show was sponsored by the Farmers department store chain and Farmers actually changed their slogan around this time to Farmers, Where The Price Is Right. In recent years, the Australian version had been screened on New Zealand's Prime Television.Peru
Diga lo que Vale (Say What It's Worth)': hosted by Johnny Lopez and was aired on the Pan-Tel Network.The Philippines
A version ran from 2001-2003 hosted by Dawn Zullueta. It is the only other version of the show known to have used the Australian version of the Showcase.The show ran on ABC 5 as part of the network's response to the popularity of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? on IBC 13.
Portugal
O Preço Certo was first hosted by Carlos Cruz and Nicolau Brayner. It was then changed to "O Preco Certo em Euros" when the escudo was dropped and the Euro was introduced, with Jorge Gabriel and then Fernando Mendes as host, and Miguel Vital as announcer. This version uses Bruce's Price Is Right props and music (but used a synthesized version of the US TPIR theme for its closing music). Interestingly, when the show still used the escudo, it used a set similar to the US show (and the German show) and the same theme tune as the US.In Autumn 2006 the show relaunched once again and took its inspiration from the new UK version by using a similar set and music. The show also removed "em Euros" from the name making its new title O Preço Certo since the Euro has been in use for seven years. Sound effects from Joe's show don't appear to have been used much (the generic bell was borrowed from Cash en Carlo, for example). All versions have aired on RTP1.
Romania
Called Preţul Corect, the show was aired by Pro TV starting November 1997, being hosted by Stelian Nistor.Spain
El Precio Justo, hosted by Joaquin Prat, later by Carlos Lozano, and then Guillermo Romero, always on TVE1. In September 2006, a new format started on Antena 3, hosted by Juan y Medio. In this version (and Portugal's), announcer Luis Hernan sits in a DJ booth to call contestants down, as seen in pictures at Golden-Road.net. Before the Portuguese version came along, Spain used Bruce's Price Is Right's props and music.While the Lozano/Romero era used the same props and music as the UK's Bruce's Price Is Right, the current version with Juan does appear to use a similar set to the current UK show with Joe Pasquale, but does not use the same theme as Joe's show while Portugal's version does use both. Likewise, while the Bob Warman-era UK TPiR and Carlos Cruz-era Portuguese TPiR used the American version's music, the Joaquin Prat-era Spanish TPiR used a completely different theme song.
United Kingdom
Venezuela
Using the same title as the Argentine and Spanish versions, it has aired since 2002 on RCTV (now international), with Winston Vallenilla as emcee.Vietnam
Only since 2004 has VTV3 started up a Vietnamese version called Hãy chọn giá đúng. It was hosted by one of the channel's most popular personalities, Lại Văn Sâm (also emcee of the Vietnamese version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, called Ai là triệu phú), and now is hosted by Lưu Minh VuNations not listed
According to Fremantle's website, versions of the show have also aired in Greece, Turkey, Poland, Lithuania, and Pakistan.External links
See Also
References
1. ^ "It's the 35th Season Premiere of Price" CBS. Retrieved 11 January 2007.
2. ^ Schneider, Michael. "Time's 'Right' to step down." Variety. 31 October 2006. Retrieved 11 January 2007.
3. ^ Wheel of Fortune: Show History. Retrieved on 2007-02-05.
4. ^ Jeopardy!: Show History. Retrieved on 2007-02-05.
2. ^ Schneider, Michael. "Time's 'Right' to step down." Variety. 31 October 2006. Retrieved 11 January 2007.
3. ^ Wheel of Fortune: Show History. Retrieved on 2007-02-05.
4. ^ Jeopardy!: Show History. Retrieved on 2007-02-05.
External links
- Official CBS website for The Price Is Right
- Golden-Road.net, an extensive The Price Is Right fansite
- The Price Is Right at the National Film and Sound Archive
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