[quote name=\'FPGWillyT\' post=\'197934\' date=\'Sep 22 2008, 09:24 PM\']
I have a deeper love for the TRADITIONS of The Price Is Right than most of you will ever understand. [/quote]
I can totally understand this, I run a website where we have some of the same traditionalist opinions about Disneyland. However, as I ask my community - "What's wrong with some change?", I generally get flamed to kindgom-come. I've been to the park lots of times with people like this - and their downer attitude is never appreciated.
I understand that it's sad to you to see things change. However, at least you have previous episodes where that traditional TPiR is in. Yes, things change - however, one must remember the old times with fondness and not just complain about the current state of things. The majority of people who watch TPiR now, aren't the same people who watched it in the 90s, 80s, or 70s. Society changes, times change, and I for one am still happy that games of 'price this car, grocery item, or LobSter tennis machine' are still on. Most TV shows don't last this long, so if you think this is doom-gloom, you need to enjoy it while you can.
I'm not saying you have to be a blind-follower of the changes on TPiR, just remember that with good changes, comes bad change. If that bad change is too much to handle, then maybe this isn't the obsession for you anymore.