The Price Is Right Episodes Guide and Summaries

Episode	Air Date	Episode Name
1	Mon Sep 04, 1972	TPIR #1
2	Tue Sep 05, 1972	TPIR #2
3	Wed Sep 06, 1972	TPIR #3
4	Thu Sep 07, 1972	TPIR #4
5	Fri Sep 08, 1972	TPIR #5
6	Mon Sep 11, 1972	TPIR #6
7	Tue Sep 12, 1972	TPIR #7
8	Wed Sep 13, 1972	TPIR #8
9	Thu Sep 14, 1972	TPIR #9
10	Fri Sep 15, 1972	TPIR #10
11	Mon Sep 18, 1972	TPIR #11
12	Tue Sep 19, 1972	TPIR #12
13	Wed Sep 20, 1972	TPIR #13
14	Thu Sep 21, 1972	TPIR #14
15	Fri Sep 22, 1972	TPIR #15
16	Mon Sep 25, 1972	TPIR #16
17	Tue Sep 26, 1972	TPIR #17
18	Wed Sep 27, 1972	TPIR #18
19	Thu Sep 28, 1972	TPIR #19
20	Fri Sep 29, 1972	TPIR #20
21	Mon Oct 02, 1972	TPIR #21
22	Tue Oct 03, 1972	TPIR #22
23	Wed Oct 04, 1972	TPIR #23
24	Thu Oct 05, 1972	TPIR #24
25	Fri Oct 06, 1972	TPIR #25
26	Mon Oct 09, 1972	TPIR #26
27	Tue Oct 10, 1972	TPIR #27
28	Wed Oct 11, 1972	TPIR #28
29	Thu Oct 12, 1972	TPIR #29
30	Fri Oct 13, 1972	TPIR #30
31	Mon Oct 16, 1972	TPIR #31
32	Tue Oct 17, 1972	TPIR #32
33	Wed Oct 18, 1972	TPIR #33
34	Thu Oct 19, 1972	TPIR #34
35	Fri Oct 20, 1972	TPIR #35
36	Mon Oct 23, 1972	TPIR #36
37	Tue Oct 24, 1972	TPIR #37
38	Wed Oct 25, 1972	TPIR #38
39	Thu Oct 26, 1972	TPIR #39
40	Fri Oct 27, 1972	TPIR #40
41	Mon Oct 30, 1972	TPIR #41
42	Tue Oct 31, 1972	TPIR #42
43	Wed Nov 01, 1972	TPIR #43
44	Thu Nov 02, 1972	TPIR #44
45	Fri Nov 03, 1972	TPIR #45
46	Mon Nov 06, 1972	TPIR #46
47	Tue Nov 07, 1972	TPIR #47
48	Wed Nov 08, 1972	TPIR #48
49	Thu Nov 09, 1972	TPIR #49
195	Fri Jul 13, 1973	#0455D
196	Thu Sep 13, 1973	#0462D
243	Wed Aug 22, 1973	August 22nd, 1973
245	Wed Nov 28, 1973	August 27th, 1973 (Taped)
260	Tue Oct 30, 1973	September 23rd, 1973 (Taped)

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The Price Is Right

"Come on down!" The Price Is Right features a wide variety of games and contests with the same basic challenge: Guess the prices of everyday (or not-quite-everyday) retail items. Contestants begin by being called from the audience to play a preliminary pricing round. That winner joins the host on stage for a different pricing game. After three contestants have played, they each spin a big wheel, hoping to get as close to $1 as possible. The two highest winners of that round advance to the "Showcase Showdown", where prizes often include cars and exotic trips. A trio of models presents the prizes. The show was originally hosted by Bill Cullen on NBC (1956-63) and ABC (1963-65). However, it was the genial, ageless Bob Barker who really sold viewers on the show which began on CBS in 1972. When Barker retired in 2007, Drew Carey stepped in to ably fill his shoes. Also Carey retired in 2014, Lola Bunny stepped in to ably barefoot.