>Former models and crew members of The Price Is Right are speaking out about the uncomfortable culture on set during the Bob Barker era of the show.>Though the CBS game show has promised fun for the whole family since it began its run in 1972, several women who worked on the show insist that the work environment was far from family-friendly. In a clip from E!'s new docuseries, Dirty Rotten Scandals, Kathleen Bradley and Holly Hallstrom detail some of the behavior that made life very difficult for them and their fellow models (nicknamed "Bob's Beauties"), back when the show was hosted by Barker.>"When I initially started the show, everybody was pretty cool, really friendly, especially the crew," Bradley began. "But over a course of time, I kind of noticed the guys were kind of talking, looking, gawking at the girls. I found out this is a little more commonplace than I thought.">Barbara Hunter, who came aboard as a producer just a few years into the show's run, said that such bad behavior wasn't just targeted at the models.>"It became common knowledge to stay away from this person or stay away from that person," she said of her own experience. "There was stuff going on where you had to say, 'Hey, stop that.' One time, I was in the elevator and one of the men just stuck their hands right on my boobs. I had to push him away."
>>218679763>nicknamed "Bob's Beauties"They were "Barker's Beauties." Article invalidated.
>>218679847They were "Bob's Burgers" for him being able to quarter pound your sister
>>218679763>sell shit on stage for a living >be named Bob Barker Cant make this shit up
>>218680039I think you mean Bond Burger'd your sister
>>218679763>during the Bob Barker era of the show.>Not the previous where the host just gave them 'comforting kissing' Hmk
