Goodbye Bob Barker..?
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Is there even enough of a fan base anymore that would justify keeping the show open?\n\nI'll be sad when he leaves.  My most vivid memories of my great-grandparents was when I would walk over to their house, and The Price is Right was playing.
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Apparently, Barry and Robin are planning to announce their plans shortly. Personally, I think they should just focus on the creative side, rather then the performing one. \nThe loss of Maurice notwithstanding, the last few "live" performances I've watched on TV, had me turning my head, much as a dog would do with an approaching siren (yeah, I guess I howled a little too). The voices just aren't there, anymore. Do some writing, do some relaxing, and keep counting those many millions you have in the bank!\n\n'Nuff said.
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Wasn't that Ma Barker???
471993
Last I heard he has retired to a secluded resort in the Caribbean.. the fame and attention was getting too much!
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goodbye bluesky goodbye
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In February 2005, however, popular as ever and seemingly indestructible, blink-182 unexpectedly announced they would be going on an "indefinite hiatus," supposedly to spend more time with their growing families. Asking fans for help in selecting tracks, the group issued Greatest Hits that November. Bandmembers also continued on with other projects: Barker -- who had previously released an album with DeLonge as Boxcar Racer -- continued playing with the Transplants and running his clothing company, Famous Stars and Straps. His family was also spotlighted in the MTV reality show Meet the Barkers. Hoppus carried on with his Atticus fashion venture, began producing -- starting with Motion City Soundtrack's Commit This to Memory -- and hosting his own podcasts. He further began work with Barker in a new band, Plus 44. DeLonge also continued work with his lifestyle clothing company, Macbeth, and formally announced his new project, Angels and Airwaves, that fall. ~ John Bush & Corey Apar, All Music Guide
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The Price is Right will NEVER be the same without Bob Barker! I wish he wouldn't retire!
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umm, yes. Every single day. I'm an internet junkie. It's like a train of thought.....jump from this to that and then before you know it your answering questions about silly things that everyone knows the answer to anyway....bye the way....Remember silly puddy?? I used to love that stuff, copied the comics with it. OH yeah, I just loved Calvin & Hobbes in the comics. Miss them. I miss my old dog, Shelby, too. She passed from cancer. I'm a Cancer. My birthday's coming right up in July, man I'm getting old......what was the question?
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NO,but the end of man Im not so sure about! Good Luck!
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After that House of the Dead catastrophe, who knows? It really seems people don't value the good names of their franchises anymore. As long as that jerk is given the opportunity, he will continue to destroy those franchises that we hold dear from behind the scenes- literally.
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Of course it won't be the same.\n\nBob Barker is a legend. Without him the animal population will be out of control. \n\nBob Barker will be missed. Did he die? Oh how sad !!
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I love zach and chris but I think they are out of the game. chris's voice is going away, may still have a couple more years. and zach is too busy saving the world with his ego in his head. You know what I whant? a couple of new songs from temple of the dog
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nope he pretty much retired i believe
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Is that Bob Barkers wife?
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Sue Carpenter isn't really a celebrity any more - I don't think she's done any TV/radio work since 2000. It may be possibly that she writes articles as some ex-newscasters do, but I haven't seen her name on anything, so maybe she's just retired from the spotlight!
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Dave B, unfortunately Bobby died a few years ago.\nHe joined a long list of martyrs through the ages, who sacrificed\ntheir own lives for things they believed in.\nPerhaps you should consider the ultimate sacrifice, and rejoin mainstream society.
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Tripping the rift again, are you?\nHi ya Darph Bobo. Glad to see ya here! We needed the comic relief (gulp).