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Dobkowitz Slams Price is Right Docuseries

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Roger Dobkowitz, a veteran producer of The Price is Right, dismisses recent claims of a toxic culture of sexual harassment on the show, labeling a new docuseries as a hit piece. Dobkowitz, who worked on the show from 1972 to 2008, accuses some individuals of twisting stories for personal gain. He defends the shows environment, describing it as a happy workplace where models and staff returned year after year. Dobkowitz plans to set the record straight in his upcoming book.

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Dobkowitz Slams Price is Right Docuseries

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dobkowitz Slams Price is Right Docuseries. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, Roger Dobkowitz, the veteran producer who spent 36 seasons on the price is right from 1972 to 2000. 8. Just fired back at a new E-Docque series. That two-part episode aired on March 18th, spotlighted claims from former models about a toxic culture of sexual harassment back in Bob. Barker's early days hosting the show. In a Facebook post on March 29th, the 80-year-old Dobkowitz called the whole thing an obvious hit piece, saying it should fade away like. Other trashy exposés. He accused some folks of twisting stories for personal grudges and attention, especially since Barker who passed in 2023 can't. Defend himself anymore. Reactions go way back with past lawsuits like model Diane Parkinson's, $8 million harassment claim in 1994, which she dropped. A year later, Barker denied it all, and there were other spats, like with Holly Halstrom over her firing, but courts settled those

decades ago. Dobkowitz says, dragging it up now shows poor judgment. Barker's longtime rep also shut down the misconduct claims, calling him a beloved icon and top MC ever. Dobkowitz backs that up, painting the set as a happy workplace where models returned year after year and staff stuck around out of envy from other shows. With his five daytime Emmys and game inventions under his belt, Dobkowitz promises his future book will set the record straight from his 36 years on stage. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.

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