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Rod Roddy Garfield Wiki Fandom Powered By Wikia Rod roddy (september 28, 1937 october 27, 2003) was an american radio and television announcer. roddy was the announcer for various game shows, including whew!, press your luck, love connection, the original battlestars, hit man, and the price is right (succeeding johnny olson, who originated the phrase "come on down!"). he also had stints announcing for the new $25,000 pyramid, the newlywed. Robert ray “rod” roddy (born september 28, 1937, in fort worth, texas; died october 27, 2003, in los angeles, california) was an american broadcaster and announcer. he was most recognizable as a game show announcer, but most notably, the price is right from 1986 until 2003. to date, he was the longest running announcer on the show; having announced for 17 years. other than the price is.

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