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** In the retired Phone Home Game, a rule that contestants could not mention the name of a product was strictly enforced. Otherwise it would be all too easy for the home player to "accidentially" start saying the name of the product, correct themselves, and then give out the price, which would spoil the answer for the studio contestant.
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** Toward the latter half of his time as director, Paul Alter would use wipes shaped like the make of the car being played for in car games.

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** Toward the latter half of his time as director, Paul Alter would use wipes shaped like the make of the car being played for in car games.games (e.g. a blue oval for Fords).
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*** '''1993:''' The week of April 12-16 featured the Home Viewer Showcase Showdown. Viewers were instructed to keep a running tally of the value of all spins that week (excluding those that didn't go all the way around) and send in the total for a chance to win a Jeep Wrangler, a Chrysler Imperial, or a cruise.

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*** '''1993:''' The week of April 12-16 featured the Home Viewer Showcase Showdown. [[note]]Yes, they meant "Showcase Showdown", as in the round where the wheel is spun.[[/note]] Viewers were instructed to keep a running tally of the value of all spins that week (excluding those that didn't go all the way around) and send in the total for a chance to win a Jeep Wrangler, a Chrysler Imperial, or a cruise.
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** Although the host does not know in advance who will win the Showcase (or if neither contestant will), the producers will advise the host as to which showcase to reveal first to ensure maximum excitement.
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** Card Game has had a lot of issues because of inflation. When it first started, there was no starting bid. Then it increased to $2,000/$8,000/$10,000/$15,000[[note]]first set in 1983, 1993, 2001, and 2008, respectively[[/note]] as the seasons went on to accommodate with inflation. In 2023, to accomodate not only inflation, but a wider variety of cars, the opening bid is now a variable multiple of $5,000 that depends on the price of the car. It's usually $20,000, but may be scaled back to $15,000 for economy cars, or $25,000 for SUVs and midsize cars.

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** Card Game has had a lot of issues because of inflation. When it first started, there was no starting bid. Then it increased to $2,000/$8,000/$10,000/$15,000[[note]]first set in 1983, 1993, 2001, and 2008, respectively[[/note]] as the seasons went on to accommodate with inflation. In 2023, to accomodate not only inflation, but a wider variety of cars, the opening bid is now a variable multiple of $5,000 that depends on the price of the car. It's usually $20,000, but may be scaled back to $15,000 for economy cars, or $25,000 for SUVs [=SUVs=] and midsize cars.
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** '''Season 52:''' "Here it comes, from Hollywood, television's most exciting hour-- it's ''The Price Is Right''!" This is the new opening being used for the show's new home, Haven Studios in Glendale, CA; it's an abridged version of the best-remembered opening used by Johnny Olson, Rod Roddy and Rich Fields.

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** '''Season 52:''' "Here it comes, from Hollywood, television's most exciting hour-- it's ''The Price Is Right''!" This is the new opening being used for the show's new current home, Haven Studios in Glendale, CA; it's an abridged version of the best-remembered opening used by Johnny Olson, Rod Roddy and Rich Fields.
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*** In its first year or so in the rotation, it was even harder - 1-6 were not the only numbers that could show up as the price of the car. The rules were altered so that the only numbers that could be in the price of the car were numbers that could be found on a six-sided die.

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*** In its first year or so in the rotation, it was even harder - 1-6 were not the only numbers that could show up as the price of the car. These were, in fact, the intended rules of the game because the producers wanted it to be challenging - unfortunately it proved to be ''too'' challenging to be fun that way. The rules were altered so that the only numbers that could be in the price of the car were numbers that could be found on a six-sided die.
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** Toward the latter half of his time as director, Paul Alter would use wipes shaped like the make of the car being played for in car games.
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** '''ABC Daytime:''' "Today, (''celebrity name'') bids for prizes with these contestants on ''The Price Is Right''." (The ABC daytime show employed celebrity players starting March 30, 1964. It isnot clear what the opening was prior.)

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** '''ABC Daytime:''' "Today, (''celebrity name'') bids for prizes with these contestants on ''The Price Is Right''." (The ABC daytime show employed celebrity players starting March 30, 1964. It isnot is not clear what the opening was prior.)
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** '''ABC Daytime:''' "Today, (''celebrity name'') bids for prizes with these contestants on ''The Price Is Right''."

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** '''ABC Daytime:''' "Today, (''celebrity name'') bids for prizes with these contestants on ''The Price Is Right''."" (The ABC daytime show employed celebrity players starting March 30, 1964. It isnot clear what the opening was prior.)
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** Card Game has had a lot of issues because of inflation. When it first started, there was no starting bid. Then it increased to $2,000/$8,000/$10,000/$15,000/$20,000[[note]]first set in 1983, 1993, 2001, 2008, and 2023, respectively[[/note]] as the seasons went on to accommodate with inflation.

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** Card Game has had a lot of issues because of inflation. When it first started, there was no starting bid. Then it increased to $2,000/$8,000/$10,000/$15,000/$20,000[[note]]first $2,000/$8,000/$10,000/$15,000[[note]]first set in 1983, 1993, 2001, and 2008, and 2023, respectively[[/note]] as the seasons went on to accommodate with inflation.inflation. In 2023, to accomodate not only inflation, but a wider variety of cars, the opening bid is now a variable multiple of $5,000 that depends on the price of the car. It's usually $20,000, but may be scaled back to $15,000 for economy cars, or $25,000 for SUVs and midsize cars.

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