The Baywatch Legend You Likely Didn't Know Was A Price Is Right Model

[TMC]

https://www.looper.com/851254/the-ba...s-right-model/

Over its decades-long run, "The Price Is Right" has employed dozens of models. One of these models later went on to star as a series regular in "Baywatch."

[Mario500]

Originally Posted by TMC

https://www.looper.com/851254/the-ba...s-right-model/

Over its decades-long run, "The Price Is Right" has employed dozens of models. One of these models later went on to star as a series regular in "Baywatch."

(note: the article at the address above appeared to had connected "The Price is Right" program began in calendar year 1956 and "The Price is Right" program began in calendar year 1972 as if they were one continuous program)

"The Price Is Right" has served as a cultural touchstone to multiple generations of Americans since its premiere in 1956. Indeed, not only is the current version of the series the longest-running game show on television (via CBS), but its unique format is one of the most recognizable displays in modern American culture. Ever since Bob Barker took over as host of the revamped edition in 1972, the series has invited members of a studio audience to guess the prices of various merchandise in attempts to win cash prizes, appliances, and luxury vacations.

Another staple of "The Price Is Right" is the group of models who show off the bevy of prizes. Formerly known as "Barker's Beauties," the rotating cast of women has been the lifeblood of "The Price Is Right" since the 1950s,