Sabra Shopping Network

Broadcasting from a flower-covered set, Uri Shulenson announces that his store is going out of business and that callers should simply buy what they see. He offers a no-name Summit VCR, insisting it has the same insides as a Sony, then sells the supposed last one twice and lets callers talk him down while claiming the price is fixed. His fast-talking assistant Boris and a salesman crowd the desk to relay customer doubts and argue with the callers, a red pocket radio is passed off as a CD player, and a camera buyer who wants a missing manual is offered one for sixty dollars. When a caller mentions a consumer-affairs complaint, Uri suddenly declares sundown, closes the shop and promises another going-out-of-business sale next week.

Writer Robert Smigel voices the off-screen announcer Avi here; he later played Avi on camera in the follow-up, Sabra Price Is Right, in May 1992.