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Price is Right Producer Defends Bob Barker

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Stan Dobkowitz, former Price is Right producer, refutes recent sexual harassment claims against Bob Barker in a Facebook post. He dismisses the allegations as personal grudges and exaggerated stories, emphasizing the shows positive work environment. Dobkowitz plans to share insider stories in his upcoming book.

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Price is Right Producer Defends Bob Barker

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

On April 3rd, longtime price is right producers Stan Dockiewicz fired back at a recent E. DocuSeries accusing Bob Barker of sexual harassment on set decades ago. In a detailed Facebook post, he slammed the show as a hit piece with little buzz since the claims date back about 30 years from a daytime game. Show most folks have forgotten. Dockiewicz, who's been 36 years on the program producing 4,600 episodes, said the accusations come from personal grudges. He had ignored settled lawsuits and core closures. He pointed out Barker, who passed away in 2023 at age 99, can't defend himself anymore. Models like Holly Hallstrom, who worked on the show from 1977 to 1995, claimed she got fired for gaining weight from. Meds and not backing Barker amid another model's lawsuit. Dockiewicz called out such stories as, exaggerated for attention, he insisted the set was a joyful workplace envy by others, with models returning year after year and super

low staff turnover. Unhappy folks were rare, just those passed over for raises or let go for poor performance. Dockiewicz plans to set the record straight in his future book with insider stories from those decades, painting a picture of integrity that outshines. These old gripes. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.

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