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you.  You can play online here:

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You can watch online here:

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now:
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http://harleyaaboz.zoomshare.com/files/myfriend.htm

I do not want the entire group seeing these photos.Because some may recognize
me. Here's the link:

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The New TPIR Host has been announced!

I quote this article from WikiNews:

Drew Carey to replace Bob Barker as host of "The Price is Right"
From Wikinews, the free news source you can write!

July 24, 2007


Comedian Drew Carey has announced that he will be the new host of the
American game show The Price Is Right, replacing outgoing longtime
host Bob Barker.

Carey revealed this on a taping of The Late Show with David Letterman,
which, like The Price is Right, airs on CBS.

"It's a done deal. I'm the new host of 'The Price Is Right'," said
Carey during The Late Show taping which airs tonight.

Carey was previously the star of his own sitcom on rival network ABC's
sitcom The Drew Carey Show as well as the same network's improv show
Whose Line Is It Anyway?. He was also recently named as host of
another CBS game show, Power of 10.

Barker retired from being the host of the show for 35 years and
appeared as the host for the final time on June 15.

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Drew_Carey_to_replace_Bob_Barker_as_host_of_%22The_P\
rice_is_Right%22

Sorry for this rather late post. Found this group quite dead already
after Bob's retirement, so I decided to post this.

CONGRATULATIONS MR BARKER. I HAVE WATCHED YOU FOR MANY YEARS AND I AM
A VERY BIG FAN. I AM GOING TO MISS SEEING YOU EVERYDAY ON THE PRICE IS
RIGHT.  ALTHOUGH I AM VERY HAPPY THAT YOU HAD SO MANY GOOD YEARS ON
YOUR SHOW,  I DONT KNOW WHO IS GOING TO REPLACE YOU BUT I CANT IMAGINE
ANYONE REPLACING YOU.  I AM A BIG ANIMAL ADVIST TOO. I HAVE TWO DOGS
AT HOME.  TAKE CARE AND ENJOY YOUR RETIREMENT  MARTHA
>

I'm from Singapore and I just LOVE Bob Barker.

Congratulatoins Bob on winning the 34th Daytime Emmy Awards for
Outstanding Game Show Host and congratulations to the price is right
for winning Outstanding Game Show.

I LOVE BOB BARKER!

help me support the thank you card for bob barker for his service in
television history.. sign the petition here
http://youchoose.net/pledge/bob_barker_thank_you_card/from/xavierr

i dont have a money go to TPIR show and i know his last day is 6/16/07
but im going to miss him and may god bless hm.

HELLO EVERYBODY!! I REALLY WANT TO HOPEFULLY TRADE TPIR EPISODES WITH
SOMEBODY! IM LOOKING FOR EPISODES FROM 1985-1995, I HAVE EPISODES FROM
1997-2000 (BUT MORE FROM 1998-1999) W/ JANICE PENNINGTON, KATHLEEN
BRADLEY, AND CHANTEL DUBAY. THESE EPISODES HAVE RETIRED GAMES INCLUDED
IN THIS IS THE GAME "FORTUNE HUNTER", "HIT ME", AND ONE OF OR THE LAST
PLAYING OF SUPERBALL!!. I ALSO HAVE ORIGINAL BOARDS OR VERSIONS OF
GAMES SUCH AS PLINKO!! WITH THE TOP PRIZE OF $25,000 AND MORE, AND SOME
EPISODES RANGING FROM 1972-1990 BUT IM NOT GOING TO LIE I HAVE LIKE 10
EPIOSDE IN BETWEEN THAT PERIOD I ALSO HAVE EPISODES OF FAMILY FEUD AND
MATCH GAME WITH BOB BARKER.

SO IF ANYBODY IS INTERESTED EMAIL ME AND WELL SEE WHAT WE CAN DO!!

THANKS!!!

ANTHONY

Tribute to Bob!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3P98uFMS0A




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Sorry I gave you the incorrect link!

Please go to ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3P98uFMS0A

Its hilarious!

This is one of the best 15 sec tributes I've seen!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QCnScIC7uo

Enjoy!

My Father Calvin(Buss)Collins who is a WWII veteran and went to navy
Flight School at University of Georgia I believe in 1945 says he is
sure Bob barker was in his class there. Does anybody know if Bob did go
there to navy Flight school there at aboutthat time?

No sir, that's incorrect.  His birthdate is December 12, 1923.

--- In bob_barker@yahoogroups.com, "DENNIS KADLECEK" <KADWASH@...>
wrote:
>
> I believe Bobs birthday is December 23rd.
>

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOB! 83 years young, and still goin' strong, here's to
a happy retirement, and a great last season on TPiR! ;)

It was decided that Hit Me's rules were becoming a bit too complicated
for some contestants to understand, which became a bit frustrating.

Hit Me's last playing was October 13th.

R.I.P. 1980-2006

http://gscentral.net/hitme.htm

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
bob_barker group:

So far, do you like Stack The Deck?

   o I love it
   o I hate it
   o I'm not sure yet


To vote, please visit the following web page:
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Thanks!

Hey Guys,
I just want to apologize for being so late on posting about this new
game! Now, I'd like to get your opinions on 'Stack The Deck.' If you
don't know how it is played, take a look at Brad Francini's
description: http://gscentral.net/deck.htm
I want your opinions, is the game good, bad, both, neither. But I
don't want outright bashing with no logical reason for it. Tell me
what you think of it.

Thanks,
Justin S. Aldridge
Moderator & Owner of bob_barker

I will miss him but he has earned his retirement.  I'm sure there
will be lots going on between now and June to mark the occasion.
Television won't be the same without him.

Peter Anderson

--- In bob_barker@yahoogroups.com, "jaldridge86" <jaldridge86@...>
wrote:
>
> LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bob Barker is heading toward his last showcase,
> his final "Come on down."
> The silver-haired daytime-TV icon is retiring in June, he told The
> Associated Press Tuesday.
>
> "I will be 83 years old on December 12," he said, "and I've
decided
> to retire while I'm still young."
>
> Though he has been considering retirement for "at least 10 years,"
> Barker said he has so much fun doing the show that he hasn't been
> able to leave.
>
> "I've gone on and on and on to this ancient age because I've
enjoyed
> it," he said. "I've thoroughly enjoyed it and I'm going to miss
it."
>
> Reaching dual milestones, 50 years on television and 35 with
Price,
> made this an "appropriate" time to retire, Barker said. Besides,
> hosting the daily CBS program — in which contestants chosen from
the
> crowd "come on down" to compete for "showcases" that include
trips,
> appliances and new cars — is "demanding physically and mentally,"
he
> said.
>
> "I'm just reaching the age where the constant effort to be there
and
> do the show physically is a lot for me," he said. "I might be able
> to do the show another year, but better (to leave) a year too soon
> than a year too late."
>
> Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS Corporation, said Barker
> has left an enduring mark on the network, calling his contribution
> and loyalty "immeasurable."
>
> "We knew this day would come, but that doesn't make it any
easier,"
> Moonves said in a statement. "Bob Barker is a daytime legend, an
> entertainment icon and one of the most beloved television
> personalities of our time."
>
> Barker began his national television career in 1956 as the host of
> Truth or Consequences. He first appeared on Price on Sept. 4, 1972
> and has been the face of the show ever since.
>
> A CBS prime-time special celebrating the show's longevity and
> Barker's five decades on TV was already underway, a network
> spokesman said.
>
> To kick off his retirement, Barker said he will "sit down for
maybe
> a couple of weeks and find out what it feels like to be bored."
Then
> he plans to spend time working with animal-rights causes,
including
> his own DJ&T Foundation, founded in memory of his late wife,
Dorothy
> Jo, and mother, Matilda.
>
> He said he'd take on a movie role if the right one came along, but
> filmmakers, take note: "I refuse to do nude scenes. These
Hollywood
> producers want to capitalize on my obvious sexuality, but I don't
> want to be just another beautiful body."
>
> Freemantle Media, which owns Price, has been looking for Barker's
> replacement for "two or three years," Barker said. And he has some
> advice for whoever takes the job: learn the show's 80 games
> backwards and forward.
>
> "The games have to be just like riding a bicycle," Barker
> said. "Then he will be relaxed enough to have fun with the
audience,
> to get the laughs with his contestants and make the show more than
> just straight games, to make it a lot of fun."
>
> As for his fans, Barker said he "doesn't have the words" to
express
> his gratitude.
>
> "From the bottom of my heart, I thank the television viewers,
> because they have made it possible for me to earn a living for 50
> years doing something that I thoroughly enjoy. They have invited
me
> into their homes daily for a half a century."
>
> But when it comes to saying his final TV goodbye, Barker said
he'll
> do it the same way he does each day on Price : "Help control the
pet
> population. Have your pets spayed or neutered."
>
> http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2006-10-31-bob-barker_x.htm?
> POE=LIFISVA
>

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bob Barker is heading toward his last showcase,
his final "Come on down."
The silver-haired daytime-TV icon is retiring in June, he told The
Associated Press Tuesday.

"I will be 83 years old on December 12," he said, "and I've decided
to retire while I'm still young."

Though he has been considering retirement for "at least 10 years,"
Barker said he has so much fun doing the show that he hasn't been
able to leave.

"I've gone on and on and on to this ancient age because I've enjoyed
it," he said. "I've thoroughly enjoyed it and I'm going to miss it."

Reaching dual milestones, 50 years on television and 35 with Price,
made this an "appropriate" time to retire, Barker said. Besides,
hosting the daily CBS program — in which contestants chosen from the
crowd "come on down" to compete for "showcases" that include trips,
appliances and new cars — is "demanding physically and mentally," he
said.

"I'm just reaching the age where the constant effort to be there and
do the show physically is a lot for me," he said. "I might be able
to do the show another year, but better (to leave) a year too soon
than a year too late."

Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS Corporation, said Barker
has left an enduring mark on the network, calling his contribution
and loyalty "immeasurable."

"We knew this day would come, but that doesn't make it any easier,"
Moonves said in a statement. "Bob Barker is a daytime legend, an
entertainment icon and one of the most beloved television
personalities of our time."

Barker began his national television career in 1956 as the host of
Truth or Consequences. He first appeared on Price on Sept. 4, 1972
and has been the face of the show ever since.

A CBS prime-time special celebrating the show's longevity and
Barker's five decades on TV was already underway, a network
spokesman said.

To kick off his retirement, Barker said he will "sit down for maybe
a couple of weeks and find out what it feels like to be bored." Then
he plans to spend time working with animal-rights causes, including
his own DJ&T Foundation, founded in memory of his late wife, Dorothy
Jo, and mother, Matilda.

He said he'd take on a movie role if the right one came along, but
filmmakers, take note: "I refuse to do nude scenes. These Hollywood
producers want to capitalize on my obvious sexuality, but I don't
want to be just another beautiful body."

Freemantle Media, which owns Price, has been looking for Barker's
replacement for "two or three years," Barker said. And he has some
advice for whoever takes the job: learn the show's 80 games
backwards and forward.

"The games have to be just like riding a bicycle," Barker
said. "Then he will be relaxed enough to have fun with the audience,
to get the laughs with his contestants and make the show more than
just straight games, to make it a lot of fun."

As for his fans, Barker said he "doesn't have the words" to express
his gratitude.

"From the bottom of my heart, I thank the television viewers,
because they have made it possible for me to earn a living for 50
years doing something that I thoroughly enjoy. They have invited me
into their homes daily for a half a century."

But when it comes to saying his final TV goodbye, Barker said he'll
do it the same way he does each day on Price : "Help control the pet
population. Have your pets spayed or neutered."

http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2006-10-31-bob-barker_x.htm?
POE=LIFISVA

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bob Barker is heading toward his last showcase,
his final "Come on down."
The silver-haired daytime-TV icon is retiring in June, he told The
Associated Press Tuesday.

"I will be 83 years old on December 12," he said, "and I've decided
to retire while I'm still young."

Though he has been considering retirement for "at least 10 years,"
Barker said he has so much fun doing the show that he hasn't been
able to leave.

"I've gone on and on and on to this ancient age because I've enjoyed
it," he said. "I've thoroughly enjoyed it and I'm going to miss it."

Reaching dual milestones, 50 years on television and 35 with Price,
made this an "appropriate" time to retire, Barker said. Besides,
hosting the daily CBS program — in which contestants chosen from the
crowd "come on down" to compete for "showcases" that include trips,
appliances and new cars — is "demanding physically and mentally," he
said.

"I'm just reaching the age where the constant effort to be there and
do the show physically is a lot for me," he said. "I might be able
to do the show another year, but better (to leave) a year too soon
than a year too late."

Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS Corporation, said Barker
has left an enduring mark on the network, calling his contribution
and loyalty "immeasurable."

"We knew this day would come, but that doesn't make it any easier,"
Moonves said in a statement. "Bob Barker is a daytime legend, an
entertainment icon and one of the most beloved television
personalities of our time."

Barker began his national television career in 1956 as the host of
Truth or Consequences. He first appeared on Price on Sept. 4, 1972
and has been the face of the show ever since.

A CBS prime-time special celebrating the show's longevity and
Barker's five decades on TV was already underway, a network
spokesman said.

To kick off his retirement, Barker said he will "sit down for maybe
a couple of weeks and find out what it feels like to be bored." Then
he plans to spend time working with animal-rights causes, including
his own DJ&T Foundation, founded in memory of his late wife, Dorothy
Jo, and mother, Matilda.

He said he'd take on a movie role if the right one came along, but
filmmakers, take note: "I refuse to do nude scenes. These Hollywood
producers want to capitalize on my obvious sexuality, but I don't
want to be just another beautiful body."

Freemantle Media, which owns Price, has been looking for Barker's
replacement for "two or three years," Barker said. And he has some
advice for whoever takes the job: learn the show's 80 games
backwards and forward.

"The games have to be just like riding a bicycle," Barker
said. "Then he will be relaxed enough to have fun with the audience,
to get the laughs with his contestants and make the show more than
just straight games, to make it a lot of fun."

As for his fans, Barker said he "doesn't have the words" to express
his gratitude.

"From the bottom of my heart, I thank the television viewers,
because they have made it possible for me to earn a living for 50
years doing something that I thoroughly enjoy. They have invited me
into their homes daily for a half a century."

But when it comes to saying his final TV goodbye, Barker said he'll
do it the same way he does each day on Price : "Help control the pet
population. Have your pets spayed or neutered."

http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2006-10-31-bob-barker_x.htm?
POE=LIFISVA

I hope to see TPIR's chosen girls.(The 3 permanent beauties after 3-4
years of model searches!) I have like too many eps. of model search
eps. from '01.(some are for trading right now!)
--- In bob_barker@yahoogroups.com, "jaldridge86" <jaldridge86@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey Guys!
> Sorry this post is so late.  TPiR recently celebrated it's 35th year
> premiere!  It's definitly a milestone for the show & for Bob. What
> else are you guys hoping to see in the 35th year? Post your thoughts
> here, and be sure to tune in throughout the season! ;)
>
> Justin
>

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
bob_barker group:

What did you think of the 35th year premiere?

   o I loved it!
   o I hated it.
   o It was OK.
   o I missed it.


To vote, please visit the following web page:
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Thanks!

Hey Guys!
Sorry this post is so late.  TPiR recently celebrated it's 35th year
premiere!  It's definitly a milestone for the show & for Bob. What
else are you guys hoping to see in the 35th year? Post your thoughts
here, and be sure to tune in throughout the season! ;)

Justin

The site is OK now!

on 5/3/06 12:37 AM, brainmon02 at brainmon02@... wrote:

> I tried to get on G-R .net just now and the following came up:
>
> This account has been suspended
>
> Please contact the billing/support department as soon as possible.
>
> Has anyone else gotten this?
>
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