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  1. On This Day October 15 1987 - Bob Barker Appeared on The Price is Right for the First Time Without His Dyed Brown Hair

    On This Day October 15 1987 - Bob Barker Appeared on The Price is Right for the First Time Without His Dyed Brown Hair

    On this day October 15 1987, television host Bob Barker surprised audiences when he appeared on The Price is Right with his natural gray hair for the very first time. Known for his charm, humor, and classic style, Barker’s decision to stop dyeing his hair became a memorable pop culture moment of...
  2. On This Day: March 27 1987 The Price Is Right Became the Longest Running Daytime Game Show in History

    On This Day: March 27 1987 The Price Is Right Became the Longest Running Daytime Game Show in History

    On this day March 27 1987 The Price Is Right officially became the longest running daytime game show in television history. Hosted by Bob Barker the iconic series surpassed the previous record held by Concentration and continued its reign as a staple of American daytime TV. Known for its...
  3. On This Day: February 17, 1986 Rod Roddy Became the New Announcer of The Price Is Right

    On This Day: February 17, 1986 Rod Roddy Became the New Announcer of The Price Is Right

    On this day, February 17, 1986, Rod Roddy officially became the new announcer for The Price Is Right, taking over the role that would make his voice one of the most recognizable in game show history. Roddy, known for his energetic delivery and signature call to contestants—"Come on...
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