daytime episode is notable for not only missing its opening, but for Cullen promoting Charles Van Doren's match against Vivienne Nearing on Twenty One – which eventually led to Van Doren's defeat. The Fremantle logo animation was added after each episode, as the production company currently owns all Mark Goodson properties. The episode listing included with the DVD set states the daytime episode aired March 10, 1957, and the ABC episode aired September 4, 1964 (with guest Jose Ferrer); however, the former actually aired on February 21, 1957, and the latter is not actually present on the DVD set but had been aired by GSN. The 1964 finale featured Pat Carroll as the celebrity player, and the night's champion was invited back to appear on the following Monday's daytime episode. In popular culture In a 1962 episode of The Flintstones, Barney Rubble is invited to be a contestant on The Prize is Priced, a parody of The Price is Right. When it's his turn to bid, Barney says, "I'll just put in my two cents, and–" but before he's able to give his actual bid, his "bid" of two cents is locked in. (Season 2, episode 29, "Divided We Sail", original airdate April 6, 1962.) References External links 1956 American television series debuts 1965 American television series endings American Broadcasting Company original programming 1950s American game shows 1960s American game shows Black-and-white American television shows English-language television shows NBC original programming Television series by Fremantle (company) Television series by Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Productions The Price Is Right