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Advertisement -  « News Home  DAYTIME GAME SHOWS The Price is
(still) Right   TV's most popular daytime game show has a
multiethnic, multigenerational following.    LOS ANGELES --
These were two labors of love.  Cliff Lee arose in the depths of
the darkness to make the hour drive from Anaheim, Calif., with
his wife to line up at 6 a.m. for tickets to "The Price Is
Right." Turns out 6 a.m. is a little late. They got stand-by
ducats. The taping wouldn't begin for 10 hours.  Lee doesn't
care beans about "Price," but his wife, Ju-Yeon Ryu, adores it.
She still lives in Broomall, Pa., a Philadelphia suburb, while
he studies acupuncture in California, and the two take a stab at
bicoastal marriage.  "Price" is "just the best," she beams. Not
only is the old-fashioned game show -- No. 1 in daytime after 33
years -- her favorite TV offering, it's also the only one she
has ever watched regularly since comi