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Friday, October 29, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6091)

Make Your Move: Yvette wins; Cookie Jar ($75), Dining Room Table ($589) 65-inch TV ($4899)

It’s in the Bag: Boze wins $2000

Money Game: Matthew wins $188; Ford Ranger ($15,023)

Showcase Showdown #1: Yvette wins with 90 cents

Squeeze Play: Patricia lost; Trip to St. Thomas ($7032)

5 Price Tags: Richard lost (3 Chances) ; Chrysler PT Cruiser ($18,810)

One Wrong Price: Jacob wins; Chairs, Electric Guitars, and Dinnerware (Wrong Price: $2151)

Showcase Showdown #2: Patricia wins with 40 cents

Showcase: Yvette wins; “Witch Prizemazelda” Showcase, $1000 in cash, Brass Bed, Ford Focus ($30,048 in prizes)

Not only did Yvette (bearing the “I ‘Heart’ TPIR and that’s the Truth & Consequences” shirt) share her story of viewing “Truth or Consequences” thanks to her mother’s extension of her bedtime schedule, but also gave home viewers’ a glimpse of Rich at the announcer’s podium. Boze (yep, both Bob and Rich pronounced his name correctly) stuck with Bob until “popular demand” forced him to quit after winning what remains a large amount of money. Representing Bob’s Disciples, University of Virginia’s Matthew relied on his fellow followers (neither one John, nor Luke) for the Ranger’s price. During Boze’s spin, members of the audience chanted “Bo-Zee, Bo-Zee!” Patricia had 2 choices to make, but which “0” digit had to go? Unfortunately for her, the second “0” was meant to be removed. Richard joins us in celebration of his first wedding anniversary, with a surprise gift at stake. “No, says the board”, quoting Bob after Richard made his first choice. Jacob was close to creating a 3-way tie during Showcase Showdown #2, but his miss would give our bright haired one Patricia a chance of conquest. Yvette’s Showcase (which she openly added up, but decided to stay on the safe side) featured cauldrons, pumpkins, and approval under California law. Patricia’s Showcase featured our witch from the previous Showcase, cauldrons not included. We end this week’s shows with the crew gathered in front of the Brass Bed. Happy Halloween!

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Thursday, October 28, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6090)

Barker’s Bargain Bar: Lindsay lost; Safe and Desk & Chair (Bigger Bargain: $1300)

Lucky 7: Sheila lost; Chevy Malibu ($19,72 )

Grand Game: Steven wins $100; (Target Price: $5.00)

Showcase Showdown #1: Steven wins with 85 cents

Shopping Spree: Mirian lost ($6500 to Spend); Bar Set, Tea Service, Golf Set, and Cradle

One Away: Kandace lost; Chevy Colorado ($22,735)

Joker: Melissa wins (Card #3 was Joker); Dining Room Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Melissa wins with 30 cents

Showcase: Steven wins; Living Room Group, Dance Lessons, and Piano ($22,825 in prizes)

Video blacking out (excluding audio and the useless “G” rating set by a strict FCC) during the opening did not, and I repeat did not effect the outcome of today’s first four contestants. Yep, the Mirian who placed a bid of $5500 on a Refrigerator (now under newlyweds Lindsay & Stephen’s control) was pre-selected before today’s excursion. For the sake of future Desk & Chairs under the brand featured today, let’s hope nobody representing the company was listening to Lindsay’s description. Sheila celebrates her day of birth (August 16th, 1960) from the Television City line to the Big Wheel (she referred to the $1.00 as “100”, which is okay, since 100 cents always amounts to that). Unfortunately, her birthday journey ended without a Chevrolet Malibu. Steven of the Ohio “Bob for President” gang’s sentiments were appreciated, but Price remains more than Bob can handle if elected the USA’s Chief Executive. Mirian escapes Contestant’s Row with a more reasonable bid now in the past. Thanks to a young lady in the audience pretending to drink tea, Mirian’s spending total nowhere over $6500. So far, no big winner, and the pressure is building inside Stage 33. Will Army Major Melissa be the heroine of the day? If you’re reading this first, I recommend backing up and you’ll find why today’s show didn’t end up becoming skunked show #69. Our heroine’s Showcase featured a variety of noses (Pinocchio, Richard M. Nixon, and a Bear), plus trips to Walt Disney World, Washington, District of Columbia, and a Trailer. Unfortunately, her bid was only a mere hundred dollars over from the Showcase’s actual price. Tomorrow’s Showcase preview: Halloween theme likely.

(I was this close to almost forgetting to mention Sarah the Dog's appearance)

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Wednesday, October 27, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6089)

Plinko: Shawnte wins $2700 with 5 Plinko chips

Pushover: Betty lost; Sailboat ($5785)

Ten Chances: Chad wins Foot Spa ($60) and Vacuum ($650); Chevy Cavalier ($16,780)

Showcase Showdown #1: Betty wins with 95 cents

Most Expensive: Brian wins; Sofa, Grandfather Clock ($2325), and Exercise Bicycle

Grocery Game: Aaron lost (Total $21.52); Bedroom Group

Dice Game: Johnny wins; Chevy Aveo ($14,535)

Showcase Showdown #2: Brian wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Brian wins; “Stoney” Showcase, Ring, Stove, and Ford F-150 ($51,227 in prizes)

Bob enters the studio through waves of audience and high fives before asking a Contestant’s Row consisting of a Betty bearing a “IRS Loves You Bob” shirt for their bids. After Shawnte left the stage $2700 richer, Bob finally notices that Betty represents the Internal Revenue Service and is here not only to pursue a lifelong dream, but also to finally break an ice barrier after all these years. Don’t expect this sudden show of love from the IRS to mark the end of Bob’s yearly tax payments or any other supposedly lucky viewer today. Fresh from disability due to a broken foot, Chad is proud to be the owner of a Foot Spa. If only he had reversed the “8” and “7” digits, that Cavalier would’ve been his latest and greatest mean of general transportation. Betty the Tax Lady would not be the only contestant the win with 95 cents during a Showcase Showdown today. After using his time to say “hello” to members of the family, we (and maybe even Aaron himself) would discover that Aaron doesn’t fit under the title of “Loyal Friend & True”. Even though the audience, Bob, and maybe even Rachel handling the cash register saved him from purchasing over 20 Pringles and 10 Eggs, Aaron still went over $21.00 by a half-dollar and 2 pennies.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6088)

Clearance Sale: Stanya lost; Daybed, Flatware, Washer & Dryer

Hole in One (or Two): Larry wins (4th Line); Pontiac Grand AM

Double Prices: Kristen wins; Spa ($8995)

Showcase Showdown #1: Stanya wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Switch?: Tammy wins with “Switch”; Clock and Chair

Punch A Bunch: Troy wins $100 with 4 Punches

That’s Too Much: Stacee lost; Dodge Neon ($15,125)

Showcase Showdown #2: Troy wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Stanya wins; “Bottled El-Cheapo” Showcase, Motorcycle, Trailer, and Boat ($41,621 in prizes)

Stanya of Phoenix, Arizona was in charge of Price’s very own Clearance Sale for the next minute or two, but her outcome of a sale gone wrong would be marked by Bob’s words of “I was afraid of this!” After Larry’s quick escape from Contestant’s Row, Bob gave his mighty (or lovely) legs recognition. Larry’s quick choice of the Seasoning among the items featured in Hole in One was a sign of an upcoming victory; eventually a $500 bonus had to be excluded. If Bob had done his inspiration putt before Larry chose the items, some viewers would’ve been worried. Munster, Indiana’s very own Kristen (and the latest Red space contestant to escape) is now the proud owner of a Spa. Stanya’s request to dance around Bob as the Big Wheel spun was granted (“not much” were Bob’s words to describe the dance), yet she would win $1000 without a dance at Bob’s request. Robert’s fall after Rich summoned him to come on down must have wore off the luck the red spot of Contestant’s Row contained. Houston’s Troy (bearing a shirt featuring homemade decorations) decided to move on after hole #2 featured a $1000 slip, leading him to a prize $900 less. Stacee may be from Detroit, Michigan (“want more?” was Rich’s question after she wanted to know more about the Neon’s insides), yet she assumed that a price in the $13,000-$14,000 would be worthy of a “That’s Too Much!” shout, or something similar to a “shout”. Today’s Showcases featured wine, boats, and “Every Trip in the House”. Our champion of $40,000+ in prizes won on today’s show gave our announcer Mr. Rich Fields a kiss on the cheek while celebrating with her Phoenix crew. Besides a kiss, Rich was the first to earn a close up before everyone else in front of the boat. Lucky fellow!

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Monday, October 25, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6087)

Half Off: Bonnie lost (1 Half; Picked Box #2); Box #15 contained $10,000

Coming or Going: Andrew lost by “Going”; Trip to Spain ($6865)

Temptation: Kelly lost; Telescope, Bowl of Cash ($663), Stemware, 27-inch TV, and Ford Mustang Coup ($18,345)

Showcase Showdown #1: Bonnie wins with 55 cents

1 Right Price: Arlene lost; Aerobics Stepper and Dining Room Table ($1977)

Cover Up: Thomas lost; Pontiac Sunfire ($15,820)

Pick A Pair: Chita wins (Brown Rice and Pasta Sauce Cost $1.99); Living Room Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Chita wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Showcase: Chita wins; Hockey Equipment, Computer, and Ford Freestar ($34,761 in prizes)

Bonnie representing both the schools of Mary Land and living proof that “Teachers Love Bob” (according to her shirt) earns the chance to prove her knowledge of 50% off items. Unfortunately, her 4th grade class had to witness their teacher relying on pure luck and hope that Box #2 contains $10,000 in cash. Oh well, like Bob said, both Bonnie and Andrew have a chance to spin the Big Wheel. By the way, Box #15 was my first pick in “Box Central”. We would find out from Kelly after escaping Contestant’s Row that the nicest moment in her life recently was meeting Bob in person. That remark earned her a kiss on the forehead, but no luck was granted for the latest playing of Temptation. It took less than a minute for Arlene to escape both the audience and Contestant’s Row, only to discover the hard way that Aerobic Steppers ($1000 today) such as the one featured are nowhere near $2000. Before Thomas took a whack at becoming today’s first winner, yet he eventually would became another “I’ll see you at the Big Wheel story”, he and Bob discussed the state of the show and the fact that only 68 out of 6087 shows spanning 33 years had no winners. It was new apartment owner Chita who saved today’ s show and relieved some pressure (especially Rich) in everyone witnessing. Our savior of today’s show also won herself $1000 as a bonus, plus a couple of congratulatory hugs from Thomas and Arlene. Our heroine Chita and her Arizona crew crowded the Turntable before celebrating around her van.

(Today's edition of the CBS Evening News featured a piece on a latest in outdoor and indoor products, a stealth remote control that can control almost every TV set thanks to special codes. A recent edition of "Price", along with opponent "The View" were among the programs featured on the TV sets shut off in this segment.)

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Friday, October 22, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6086)

Step Up: Lori wins (Daybed and Treadmill, +$500); Cordless Phones and Containers

Pathfinder: Jennifer lost; Dodge Ram ($22,315)

Flip Flop: Shawn lost by “flopping”; Trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico ($3402)

Showcase Showdown #1: Shawn wins with 60 cents

Magic #: Josee wins (No Magic Number Needed); Two Chairs and Pool Table

Let ‘Em Roll: Tatiana wins $2000 with 3 Rolls; Ford Focus

Double Prices: Keith lost; Floor Clock ($3785)

Showcase Showdown #2: Josee wins with 75 cents

Showcase: Josee wins; “The Price is Right Library (Librarian Brandi)” Showcase, Electric Stove, Trip to Las Vegas, Chevy Impala ($29,498 in prizes)

Keith’s $978 on a $2000 motorcycle was twice confirmed by Bob. Hmmm, I wonder why? Either Lori didn’t fully understand the concept of Step Up or she actually believed Tupperware Containers would cost more than a Treadmill. Unfortunately in Bob’s case, the only thing folks across the nation will be talking about is Jennifer being unable to hear the many audience members shouting “2” as the Ram’s second digit. Despite his mighty fingers’ failure to magically stop the Big Wheel at $1.00, Shawn settled with a dime less, but not for long. Instead of saying “hello” to the whole world, Lori simply said it to her children before marking a 3-way tie on 90 cents. Lori would eventually lose to Shawn and Jennifer’s second tied score, getting Bob into the mood of confirmation from Roger (with Turntable in background, along with Lori on his side) if we had just witnessed an historic moment? “Not often” was Roger’s response before Shawn and Jennifer had to spin yet again. Shawn survived and now earns a place in the Showcase. As Josee slowly moved the Magic # between $1-$1050 before finally stopping herself, the game itself sparked some life yet again. After declaring her the winner due to the now-haunted Magic #, Bob and Josee immediately left before a possible explosion takes place. Yep, Bob reminded us of more to come before the commercial break. Tatiana’s pappy happened to be a contestant about 25 years ago. Keith of Miami, Florida escapes Contestant’s Row at the last possible moment, but would leave without the trouble of returning home with a Floor Clock. Josee gave her fellow Canadians back home a few words of joy. When Josee passed her bid Shawn, she called him “Keith”. We end this week’s shows not in Price’s very own library, but around a brand new Impala.

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Thursday, October 21, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6085)

Spelling Bee: Nicholas wins (5 Cards); Pontiac Vibe

Clock Game: Kali wins (8 Seconds Left) Grill ($849) and Dining Room Table ($899) (+$1000)

Most Expensive: Rebecca wins; Golf Clubs, Speakers, and Cabinet ($2037, Most Expensive)

Showcase Showdown #1: Nicholas wins with 95 cents

Bullseye: Marcus wins ($11.12); Trip to Jamaica

Line ‘Em Up: Suzette lost; Lamps, Trimmer, Game Show Home Board Games, and Chevy Cavalier ($16,345)

1 Right Price: Brian wins ; Bar Set ($3397) and Painting

Showcase Showdown #2: Brian wins with 85 cents.

Showcase: “Ridiculous Insurance Policies in the World” Showcase, Brian wins; Bicycle, Hot Tub, and Boat ($25,256 in prizes)

“$1450, I like you Bob!” was Kali’s response after a rather unique TV was revealed for our first four bidders. When Nicholas was asked for his next number on the Spelling Bee board, Bob asked “all the gray haired” members of the audience if they remember the question “number, please?” asked by another human being on the phone? Our redhead Kali from Seattle (bearing a shirt featuring scenes from “Happy Gilmore”) earned herself an extra 5-seconds in the Clock Game after confusing Bob shortly after the moment she said “$860” on the Dining Room Table. Rich had a good laugh after Bob requested 30 more seconds for Kali. Marcus’ nametag is in need of a nurse, because for reasons unknown it’s been ripped. Georgian peach Rebecca wearing a Georgia Tech shirt left today’s first half a perfect one. After Russell the Yellow Ribbon Dog (was getting a taste of his handler’s ear) was introduced, Marcus bearing a new name tag admits to “not knowing anything about anything” before conquering the Bullseye with 8 Honey Huns. This was either a CBS or WKRG-TV5 feed problem, but during Rich’s description of Marcus’ trip to Jamaica, both video and audio left the TV set. According to Suzette’s shirt, she would want to try out for Price’s modeling position. Brian, representing all keeping the pet population under control, marked a 5/6 today. Showcase #1 featured knee scrape insurance policies, pearl like bubbles, and a pirate causing a ruckus. Brain and Nicholas’ Showcase bid differences with bellow $1000, but it was our 1 Right Price champ who won with a price difference in the $300-$400 range.

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Wednesday, October 20, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6084)

Lucky 7: Anthony lost; Ford Mustang Convertible ($25,27 )

Coming or Going: Sarah wins by “Going”; Two Motorcycles ($5924)

Plinko: Florencine wins $300 with 5 Plinko Chips

Showcase Showdown #1: Florencine wins with 60 cents

Poker Game: Elaine wins; Tools, Table Set, Cat Tree, and Radio Vacuum

One Away: Victoria wins ; Jeep Wrangler ($18,465)

Now or Then: Lindsay wins (“Then” September 1996); Bed

Showcase Showdown #2: Lindsay wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Florencine wins; Living Room Group, Maid Service, and a Trip to New Zealand ($21,778 in prizes)

After WKRG-TV5 viewers were given the exclusive opportunity to meet “The Young & The Restless” role player Sharon Case via their hour long news/variety program, everyone in the CBS Television chain got to meet Ramona, the latest first four contestant this week to be wearing a particular type of hat. She would remain in Contestant’s Row throughout the show. That familiar music viewers hear during the opening, when a contestant is called to come on down, and when someone wins his/her on stage, continued to play even after the big doors opened for Bob’s entrance. After a few chuckles by me, the other piece of Price's theme played as Bob walked over for his microphone and to greet us. Unfortunately for Anthony, he lost the chance of owning a convertible not only as a mode of general transportation, but as a way to gather all the screaming fanatics (mostly female) for a ride. Florencine of Florida covered both the “0” and “$100” slots on the Plinko board. Sarah’s first Big Wheel score was only a nickel short of Florensine’s 60 cents. After the Turntable revealed an Old Time Gas Pump worth $2590, Bob had the pleasure of joking about how the show could afford such a prize in a time when gas prices can cost above $2.00. The rarely played Poker Game returns to be played by fairly new player named Elaine (previously I added “Joyce” to her last name for reasons “Match Game” fanatics may understand). Representing Travis Air Force Base, Victoria gave viewers a good laugh after her very own before asking for the “6” to be revealed. That very digit “attempted” to roll back to an “8”, but Bob caught it in the act. 95 cents came out up Lindsay’s first spin, making it nearly impossible for her fellow winners to beat it. Elaine wasn’t the only one to give some lengthy “hellos” to friends & family, but Bob allowed Lindsay and Florencine to do the same. Only future Showcase winner Florencine can be compared to Elaine’s length of “hellos”.

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Tuesday, October 19, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6083)

Safe Crackers: Inga lost (Combination $960); Karaoke and Ford Focus

Pass the Buck: Vishnu wins $6000 (3 Chances); Dodge Neon (Behind Card #2)

Barker’s Bargain Bar: Melissa lost ; Popcorn Cart and Exercise Machine (Bigger Bargain)

Showcase Showdown #1: Melissa wins with 70 cents

Cliffhangers: Francis lost; Trip to Ireland

Barker’s Markers: Judith wins (Gave Up $500 to win); Luggage, Guitar, and Baker’s Rack

Any Number: Ernesteen wins $6.51; Dodge Dakota ($19,270)

Showcase Showdown #!: Judith wins with 90 cents

Showcase: Double Overbid; “WPIR-AM with Shane” Showcase, Fireplace, Trailer, Water Gear, “The Price is Right Train Depot” Showcase, Dining Room Table, Arcade Game, and Bed

We discover a quite polite Francis among today’s first four contestants, who even addressed Bob as “Mr. Barker” after placing has bid. At the moment the “Locked” sign on the Safe Crackers’ safe was given some camera time, it was clear Inga of Tennessee went the wrong way in a 50/50 choice of combinations. I swore I heard a member of the audience (or specifically Inga’s crew) shout out “now you get back over here!” shortly after Inga failed to crack the safe. Florida’s very own Vishnu remembered his pappy’s words of wisdom before deciding to quit with a large sum of money, even though curious Bob forced him into picking what he first believed hid the car. Elizabeth representing a wedding party trio (two brides maids and the bride herslelf) joins Contestant’s Row. Nebraska’s real life cowgirl Melissa, a member of today’s first four contestants, finally escapes for a little bargain hunting. Due to financial reasons, Ernesteen’s name was written as “Ernest” on her nametag. This would be corrected in a jiffy, reassuring us that Price’s staff and entire show itself is nowhere near cheap. Viewer since birth Francis joins us to demonstrate what he’s learned over the past 18 years. May want to retake “Small $50 Refrigerators 101”, Francis. The last of today’s first four alumni escapes with Canadian pride from here to today’s Showcase. Ernesteen still bearing her improved nametag is given the chance of becoming a Dakota owner, but ended up with a piggy bank’s worth of dollars & cents. Showcase #1 featured Shane as a combination of Stern (glasses), Limbaugh (topics), and Mobile, Alabama’s Uncle Henry (excluding the call screening chastising). Brandi is the Train Depot’s conductor for the moment. In addition to this Double Overbid, the latest case of “adding insult to injury”, which Bob also considered an historic moment (for Double Showcase Overbids? Yep). Judith’s bid on the Train Depot Showcase was over by only $1 dollar, which was nothing new to Price if you look back at a certain 1974 airing. We end today’s show with Bob interacting with the audience, while Mr. Rich Fields, Shane, Brandi, and even Starr waved farewell to everyone witnessing today’s show.

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Monday, October 18, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6082)

Credit Card: John lost (Credit Limit $1600); Convection Oven ($350), Dining Room Table, Washstand ($299), Floor Clock, and Crystals ($844)

Dice Game: Edith lost; Dodge Caravan ($22,165)

Squeeze Play: Vicky wins; Electric Vehicle ($7595)

Showcase Showdown #1: John wins with 75 cents

Hit Me: Sean wins; Bedroom Group

Punch A Bunch: Brandon wins $5000 with 4 Punches

Money Game: Melissa wins ; Chevy Aveo ($14,035)

Showcase Showdown #2: Melissa wins with 80 cents

Showcase: John wins; “The Price is Right Dating Game” Showcase (featuring Brandi) , Dishwasher, Jukebox, and Pontiac GT Coup ($42,408 in prizes)

Today’s opening lineup begins with dollar signs on a Regina and a Vicky wearing a particular type of hat while in a gray skirt. Our two females must wait until John representing the Malone family (all in blue) finish purchasing some items by a rather large, yet seemly magical (credit limit’s early appearance) piece of plastic. Unfortunately, Aritha Malone’s bad credit advice put John in debt after picking the $1000+ Floor Clock. Edith (along with every off spring and her husband in the audience) were assured that the same Aritha would not participate in the decisions of whether to go higher or lower, depending on what price digit is rolled. It may have never happened, but bad luck still managed to slip into Edith’s Price experience from here to her second spin of Big Wheel. Before leaving the stage until the first Showdown, Edith expresses her true reason for visiting Price today, to see Bob up close. Vicky representing the hilly parts of Arkansas becomes the first contestant in many Squeeze Play appearances to finally conquer this game. Thank goodness Vicky had no thoughts of changing her decision during Bob’s discussion of a rather unique Arkansas hotel, featuring 8 floors of basement rooms. Here’s a “thanks” to the audience member reacting with great cheer during Rich’s description of the Peanut Butter featured in Hit Me, which gave Sean (wearing of USA Postal Service hat) the all important 10 (A Queen). Brandon finally escapes from being beside Regina (whom appeared to be co-workers at Television City, according to Bob) to take a quadruple of whacks at the Punchboard. It may not be $10,000, but Brandon was still happy with $5000 worth of college tuition money, plus some items of interest. Regina had only one chance left to escape Contestant’s Row, so she used it wisely for a lengthy moment, forcing Bob to beg for her bid. Almost a minute since Melissa placed her bid, she won her way on stage to play for a Chevy Avio. Showcase #1 Brandi, her other half of a “courtship” the Dishwasher, a giant key (leading up to a Pontiac), and a “KISS” (except for the graphic) straight from the original Chuck Barris program. Since she’s already the proud owner of a car, Melissa passed her game show parodying Showcase to Mr. John Malone. Melissa’s over and John wins, so make way for his fellow Malones, including sister Aritha.

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Friday, October 15, 2004

Today's Airing of The Price is Right (#6081)

Switch?: Chelai wins with a "Switch"; 55-inch TV ($3398) and Dining Room Table ($2610)

Ten Chances: Nicole wins Crepe Maker ($30) and Stemware ($960); Mercury Sable ($23,610)

Plinko: Linda wins $1500 with 5 Plinko chips

Showcase Showdown #1: Nicole wins with $2.00 ($10,000)

Double Prices: Darlene lost; Bed ($4799)

Grocery Game: Levi wins (Total $20.69); Trip to Bali

Cover Up: Michelle lost; Pontiac Sunfire ($16,435)

Showcase Showdown #2: Darlene wins with 75 cents

Showcase: Double Overbid; Washer/Dryer, Motorcycle, Ford Mustang Convertible, Tools, Trip to London, and Sailboat

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Thursday, October 14, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6080)

2 For The Price of 1: Kathleen wins (Picked Middle Digit); Daybed ($832) and Trip to Cancun, Mexico

Grand Game: Alicia lost $1000 (Target Price $6.00)

That’s Too Much!: Charles wins; Ford Taurus ($20,320)

Showcase Showdown #1: Charles wins with 90 cents

Danger Price: Tommie Sue wins; Wine Cellar, Desk, Dinnerware ($628 was Danger Price), and Golf Set

Switcheroo: Robert wins Mixer ($80); Chevy Cavalier ($16,345)

Coming or Going: Yvonne lost by “Going”; Pool Table ($4395)

Showcase Showdown #2: Tommie Sue wins with 75 cents

Showcase: Tommie Sue wins; “Brandi Versus ‘Chopsticks’ Playing” Showcase, Piano, $1000 in cash, Stereo System, and Trip to Sydney, Australia ($22,707 in prizes)

Representing the great state of Alabama with Crimson Tide pride, Charles is summoned to escape a rather weird audience (well, the majority) that believes green houses cost $1. “You’re sick”, followed by a few chuckles was Bob’s response before revealing who bid the exact price of the Green House ($1200). Bethany was very aware her $1 bid (she was applauding for Kathleen) would never earn her a $500 bonus. After Joanne escaped a close encounter with a couple of fellows strangling each other (or so it seemed), Belle and Bouncer the Kitten Twins made their debut in front of an audience including a few certain ones worthy of becoming their proud owner. As of now, a majority of Alabamians, especially those at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, and a certain weblogger who happens to type about Price each day have more pride than ever since Charles earned the chance the say and win “That’s Too Much!” The now 18-year-old Charles wished his Uncle Bill a happy birthday after his second Big Wheel spin, earning him the winning score of 90 cents. That camera shot of the Big Wheel coming to a complete stop and Charles’ victory jump reminded me of the old “Triangle Shot”, in case you long time Price viewers know what I mean. Robert, the same fellow who simply “lays it on me!” as Bob put it, finally escapes Contestant’s Row for his next assignment. After showing off his sci-fi and cartoon characteristics, Robert finally wins at least 1 prize (no matter what) with glee in his eyes. Our unique audience showed plenty of love for our red head named Bethany and our red-shirted fellow Elmo (“Elmo Loves Bob”, with 2 hearts) through chanting. Neither one reached the stage at the last possible moment, unfortunately. We had to say farewell to Robert early (so much energy saved for the Showcase) after going over during the second Showdown. No hard feelings by Yvonne after Tommie Sue eclipsed her score of 65 cents, just a feel claps while walking off stage. Even though Georgian peach Tommie Sue’s Showcase difference was greater, Charles stayed beside Bob to remind us to help control the pet population and have our pets spayed or neutered. Rich can be heard laughing before joining Tommie Sue and her crew on stage.

Charles & Tommie Sue (and lets not forget Louisiana's Alicia), the Southeast salutes y’all! Thank you and good day!

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Wednesday, October 13, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6079)

Half Off: Jamie lost (1 Half; Picked Box #1); Box #15 contained $10,000

Range Game: Nathan wins; Gazebo ($6350)

3 Strikes: Dashan wins Cadillac Deville ($47,285)

Showcase Showdown #1: Dashan wins with 85 cents

One Wrong Price: Stacey wins; Fireplace, Grandfather Clock, and Sofa ($3112 was Wrong Price)

Money Game: Ruby wins; Dodge Neon ($15,865)

Pick A Pair: Glenda wins (Cleaner and Popcorn $3.99); Dining Room Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Ruby wins with 60 cents

Showcase: Ruby wins; “Chip” Showcase, Golf Equipment, Arcade Game, and Ford F-150, ($46,376 in prizes)

Interesting sights during the opening, Dashan appeared to be gearing up to punch somebody as he was coming on down and part of the curtains featuring the red CBS eye can be seen in the back. Here’s a historic moment (I checked the archives, yep memory served me right), Jamie is the first Half Off player ever to not rid more than 1 half of the 16 boxes featured on the 3 rows making up "Box Central" (found that in the archives too). Representing Lincoln Athletic Club and the entire state of Michigan, Nathan (not a firefighter, as Bob first assumed according to the shirt) manages to win himself a new home, oh pardon me. I mean new Gazebo and don’t expect him to take Bob’s word of selling his house. After winning himself Home Appliances worth $600 and a $500 bonus, Dashan guessed every single 3 Strikes position right without a strike until it was time to pull out the “8”. By the way, Rich won the bet after he said “bet you'd want a new Cadillac!” and Bob coincidentally guessed Dashan’s year of birth (1976, the Bicentennial of the USA) while coming up with a year which was supposely the last time a 3 Strikes contestant won without a single strike. “Lets keep it going”, said Dashan after his first spin of the Big Wheel and he was right. Ruby bearing a red shirt (fits her name perfectly) showed plenty of affection as she made the stroll to her spot in Contestant’s Row. She happened to be so excited that she forgot what she’s bidding on. Ruby’s sudden state of forgetfulness had no affect on her bid, which earned her $500 and a chance at becoming the owner of a Dodge Neon. It may not be red, but Ruby is too excited and glad to care. Audience opinion didn’t stop Glenda from picking Poppycock Popcorn as another item priced at $3.99. As the audience chanted her name, home wheel spinner Ruby (with Bob’s help) spun her way to becoming a Showcase contestant. Reaction toward Dashan’s bid (about $29,000) for a Showcase consisting of a Bedroom Group and Trip to Switzerland was negative for obvious reasons. We end today’s show with Ruby & Company taking a stroll to the F-150. Rich can been seen clapping for her.

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Tuesday, October 12, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6078)

Swap Meet: Derek lost (Swap Price $620 for Binoculars); Chair, Pair of Guitars ($620), and Serving Pieces

Pushover: Matthew wins; Spa ($4910)

Hole in One (or Two): Alison lost (Third Line); Ford Escape

Showcase Showdown #1: Alison wins with $1.00 + 15 cents ($6000, for now)

1 Right Price: Gina lost ; Hawaii ($4209) and Alaska

Card Game: Thaydiana lost ($1500 difference); Ford Mustang ($18,345)

Secret X: Elizabeth wins (“X” was in the middle); Bedroom Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Elizabeth wins with 85 cents

Showcase: Elizabeth wins; “Double Showcase Winner”, Dining Room Group, Motorcycle, Grand Piano, Computer, Trip to Daytona Beach, Florida, Chrysler Crossfire ($65,102 in prizes)

After “The Sounds of Disappointment” from the audience, Derek found out why in the worse possible way. Las Vegas’ latest resident Matthew “pushed his way to Spa-dom” successfully and quick. Bob missing the hole during his inspiration putt (“I hate this game when I miss”, which gained plenty of audience applause) was a sure sign of Alice’s future at the Hole in One course. Interesting, after Derek failed to tie Alice’s score of $1.00, Bob set the Big Wheel back to $1.00 for her Bonus Spin. After the commercial break, Bob acknowledged this mistake and announced that Alice earned herself $10,000 in addition to the $1000. If Bob had left the wheel on 5 cents, she would have won herself $10,000 only a short time ago. Thaydiana, one of the first four contestants Rich called to come on down to Contestant’s Row, unfortunately went over the Mustang Coup’s price by very little in the $18,000-$19,000 price range. Year 33’s first Double Showcase Winner would finally reach for the stage for Price’s own version of tic-tac-toe, followed by scoring 85 cents on the Big Wheel, and finally the Showcase itself. Elizabeth's Double Showcase victory was the complete opposite of how and what she lost in her pricing game.

(Well folks, Shane and Brandi are back working alongside. Even Starr was given another chance to prove herself worthy, but as of today's show she appears to be going the way of Lanisha. I still see the light at the end of the dark clouded modeling position tunnel, hopefully everything will be clear and sparkling by next June. )

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Monday, October 11, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6077)

Eazy Az 1, 2, 3: Joseph wins; Server Clock, Refrigerator, and Curio Clock

It’s In The Bag: Bertha lost $4000

One Away: Lori wins; Chrysler PT Cruiser ($25,820)

Showcase Showdown #1: Joseph wins with 70 cents

Barker’s Bargain Bar: Connie wins; Trip to Chicago and Santa Fe (Bigger Bargain)

Master Key: Heather wins with Master Key; Flatware, PGA Chest, and Chevy Aveo

Pick A Number: John wins (Picked “1”); Bed ($8159)

Showcase Showdown#2: John wins with 90 cents

Showcase: Joseph wins; Cruise to the Mediterranean and Exercise Equipment ($21,860 in prizes)

Before becoming the proud owner of a Bubble Chair (tested by Sonia), Joseph representing the University of North Dakota is the latest piece of the “3 Ladies & a Fellow” pattern for first four contestants. No need for the audience to take up a collection Joseph, they should be patting themselves on the back for taking part in his “Eazy” victory. In addition to this “Easy” theme in pricing games, It’s In The Bag was played by the state of Mary Land’s (Like Bob, I also pronounce it this way) very own Bertha. Unfortunately for her, the $4000 prize, and Bob, Cat Chow doesn’t amount in the price range of light bulbs. Negative audience reaction toward changing the 4th digit to “2” never changed Lori’s mind, allowing her to raise everyone’s spirits and chances of winning in the same spot where Bertha once stood. Speaking of our It’s In The Bag player, despite losing $4000 and going over $1.00 on the Big Wheel, she still enjoyed the Price experience. Contestant Ruby and husband Adran are quite proud of their 50 years together, since both are wearing red “50 Years Together” shirts including the years 1954-2004. Yovanda’s name resembles a certain other, yet famous name from Price’s rich past, but later Bob would learn that her name is not “Yolanda” or even “Yoyanda”, according to her name tag’s hand writing. From Kansas, the land of Dorothy Gale and Mary Ann Summers, Heather slowly walks toward Bob on the Turntable for one her long awaited hug. Sorry Heather, according to Bob this marriage plan formalizing since age 2 would have only worked 57 years ago. Before telling Rebecca that his Pick A Number choice is “1”, Bob suggested to John forget about this president stuff after reading his “Vote Bob for President” shirt. John’s Showcase #2 featured all 31 Baskin-Robbins flavors, Traffic Cones & a Motorcycle, and Rebecca holding pinecones in front of a Trailer.

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Friday, October 08, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6076)

Flip Flop: Amanda wins by “flopping”; Entertainment Center and TV ($4597)

Punch A Bunch: Clo wins $5000 with 4 Punches

That’s Too Much: Connie lost; Jeep Wrangler ($18,465)

Showcase Showdown #1: Amanda wins with 85 cents

Most Expensive: Ronald wins; Day Bed, Floor Clock (Most Expensive), and Washer & Dryer

Check Out: Freddie lost ($15.98 Difference); Sauna

Money Game: Andrew wins $259; Ford Focus ($15,120)

Showcase Showdown #2: Andrew wins with 85 cents

Showcase: Double Overbid: “The Price is Right Museum” Showcase, Bracelet, Motor Scooter, and Trailer; “Around the World” Showcase, Globe, Trip to Acapulco, Mexico, Monte Carlo, and Hong Kong.

A minute or two before Amanda “flopped her way to victory”, Lucas was so sure he would win his way on stage that he jumped continuously until Bob revealed the Catamaran’s actual price. “Believe it or not, she decided to keep it”, was Bob’s news to an audience strongly urging Harrisburg resident Clo to keep the $5000 slip found in her second hole. Fortunately, curious Bob didn’t find a certain slip with four “0s” and only one “1”. Before letting Brother Rich summon Sister Gloria, Pastor Bob has a message for Contestant’s Row after noticing plenty of religious organization representatives in the crowd, “after the show, you can take up a collection!” Out of the lady-like Connie came about a couple of excellent shouts of “That’s Too Much!” and “go on!” Even I wanted Connie to say “go on!” again just for fun, which she did for the very last time until realizing the last price revealed was a little too much. Ronald, one of only a couple of cowboys in the audience today earned the chance to show his stuff among fairly expensive prizes, but only one was worth more. Folks, we have witnessed another historic moment, according to Bob’s memory: Freddie was the first contestant to go “that high” than the recently instated $2.00 limit at the Check Out counter. Like many other historic moments involving a lost, Freddie was still happy anyway. I wonder how some locomotive engineers reacted to Rebecca leading “The Price is Right Train” to near disaster? Nope, “El-Cheapo” was nowhere to be found on the Money Game board this go round. The first of two “missed by so little” moments occurred during Cowboy Ronald’s first spin of the Big Wheel, when the peg actually bent before ever reaching $1.00. Second was future Blue Cross Blue Shield employee (with a Master’s degree in Mathematics likely) Andrew’s Showcase price for some “old relics”, which was in the $23,900-$24,000 range, a few hundred dollars lower than the bid of $24,500. We end today’s show with Sonia, Rebecca, Gabrielle, and Rich waving farewell after an unfortunate turn in the Showcase tide. Final camera shot for the week featured Bob and our cowboy contestant.

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Thursday, October 07, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6075)

Golden Road: Danielle wins Chess Set (Starting with a Package of Dyntine Gum at 94 cents); Chess Set ($495), Bar Set ($2910), and Dodge Viper

Range Game: Lyndsey wins; Trip to Greece ($8530)

Half Off: Robert wins $10,000 (3 Halves; Box #2)

Showcase Showdown #1: Danielle wins with 85 cents

Hit Me: Kimberly lost; Dining Room Group

Line ‘Em Up: Madeline wins; Adult Tricycle, Electric Toothbrush, Steamer, and Ford Focus ($14,787)

Double Prices: Brian wins; Trailer ($14,308)

Showcase Showdown #2: Madeline wins with 75 cents

Showcase: Madeline wins; “Accountant Penny Pencilpusher (played by Rebecca)” Showcase, Stereo System, Kitchen Group, and Ford Mustang Convertible ($45,980 in prizes)

According to my very own ears (neither one are borrowed), Rich pronounced Danielle’s name as “Daniel”, no wonder Bob always says it as “Danny-Elle”, to avoid mispronouncing it as “Daniel”. I’m among the few whom prefer that pronunciation thanks to Bob. Thanks a certain fellow in the audience, Robert’s bid of $1450 on a wide screen TV set gave Danielle the once in a life time opportunity to walk at least part of the Golden Road. After the Dodge Viper was revealed, Danielle gave Bob a few “I love you” shouts. A couple of greyhounds named Donna and Mo (“Mo is not a lady”, says Bob) made their world debut today. Don’t expect Lyndsey's visit to “Little Greece” to dance the way Miss Pribonic, Tuite, and Sonia Aparicio did. By the way, Bob referred to not one, but our entire trio (even Sonia) a lovely. Could this be a sign of the modeling position’s dark cloud finally fading away? Robert’s crew of “5 beautiful women” should be thanked in his conquest for Box #2 in Half Off. After posing for his many fanatics, Robert spins the Big Wheel with the possibility of becoming $11,000 richer in mind. Unfortunately, he was 5 cents over $1.00 and “Daniel”; oh I mean Danielle becomes today’s Showcase contestant. The same Kimberly who nearly attacked her fellow Contestant’s Row crew after coming on down and threatened Bob too turned out to be someone with no harmful intentions. A Price loyalist showing affection to Bob cannot be classified as “harm”. Double Prices and a Trailer: An expensive, yet combination! Showcase Showdown #2 gave Brian the chance to say a couple of “hellos”, first his mother and his bride somewhere in California. Kimberly’s score of 55 cents didn’t hold up after all, making way for Madeline to a Showcase victory. “Port O’ Price” returns as Danielle’s Showcase, featuring Sonia keeping an watchful eye on The Price is Right Tugboat headed by Gabrielle. With nearly $46,000 in prizes today, Madeline runs off to her convertible and hops out in time to hug Mr. Rich Fields the moment he was close enough to congratulate her.

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Wednesday, October 06, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6074)

Check Game: Donna wins (Check for $2400); Trip to the Grand Canyon ($2638)

Shopping Spree: Erin lost ($5000 to spend); Gym Set, Computer Desk, Fireplace Stove, and Clock

Pass the Buck: Megan wins $1000 (Behind #1); Ford Focus (Behind #6)

Showcase Showdown #1: Donna wins with 65 cents

Side By Side: Sarah wins (Left Side); Piano ($9186)

Any Number: Johnny wins Flatware ($925); Dodge Neon ($16,710)

Bonus Game: Michael wins (1 Chance; Top Space); Bedroom Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Johnny wins with 80 cents

Showcase: Donna wins; “Blinking” Showcase, “Simpsons” Pinball Machine, Computer, and Pontiac GTO, ($46,195 in prizes)

Megan’s response to Bob asking for her bid, “on what?” Thankfully it took less than a minute for the entire studio to redirect her view from nothing to something, which was a swing set. Donna, the same lady who’s camera time began in Contestant’s Row instead of the audience thanks to a certain cameraman, knew that she was about to play Check Game, but her knowledge of the game play was in need of a refreshment. Only 2 games played and proud refrigerator owner/newlywed Erin was the one to turn Bob into nervous wreck. Despite Erin’s hysterical screaming, hugging, attempt a picking up Bob, and leap kissing, neither one effected his hosting today. Megan escapes Contestant’s Row for the dream of being beside Bob, not only that but a chance to win a station wagon under the word “Focus”. “What do I get?” was Donna’s question as the Big Wheel was coming to a complete stop, raising her score to 65 cents. Like Bob said before Rich reminded us to how to earn tickets to pay a visit to Studio 33, it’s a risk coming to the show. Mr. Johnny Moore in the 7-8 foot range joins Contestant’s Row wearing the same type of hat as James. Sarah representing a group from the state of Iowa joins us without knowing that a grand piano was in store (and later prize garage) for her. All it took was one more contestant to create an all "J" Contestant's Row and that was Joanne joining Johnny, James, and Jeremy. This historic moment (according to Bob's memory) came shortly after Bob recognized the remaining 3 as "The 3 Jays". Sorry folks, no time to count the many times Bob called Johnny by his full name. Michael the self-proclaimed senior citizen, doesn’t look a day over 60 according to our eyes, earned himself another title for the moment, “The Luckiest Man On Earth” after the results of the Bonus Game. Nobody was able to topple Arizona’s very own Johnny Moore and his score of 80 cents from the Big Wheel. Today’s Showcase marked the peak of quotable words (“Pontiac?”) and phrases by Donna.

Contestant coordinators, I salute y’all for bringing Donna in front of the eyes of Price viewers worldwide. This salute also goes to Johnny Moore, who managed to withstand Donna’s energy at the very end.

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Tuesday, October 05, 2004

Today's Airing of The Price is Right (#6073)

Freeze Frame: Vera lost; Jukebox ($6495)

Lucky 7: Marquesia wins (with $1 left); Ford Explorer ($28,658)

Plinko: Kenneth wins $1000 with 5 Plinko chips

Showcase Showdown #1: Vera wins with 95 cents

Race Game: Celeste wins Battery Powered Lawn Mower ($699); Dining Room Group ($1495), Cabinet ($2205), and Go-Cart ($1995)

Bullseye: Stephen wins ($11.59); Living Room Group

Dice Game: Danny lost; Chevy Malibu ($22,521)

Showcase Showdown #2: Stephen wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Showcase: Vera wins; Bedroom Group, Golf Equipment, and Golf Cart ($16,685 in prizes)

Since Price has been giving away jukeboxes for years, it was bound to happen when 3/4 of the audience knew the choice in numbers for contestants such as Vera. Not today unfortunately, which gave Bob the chance to send a few "ha, ha, ha" in response. Vera was close to thinking Bob's "ha, ha" bit was for her. After Marquesia's victory, we had a $1 situation forming before our eyes. Kenneth was victim to the Plinko board's way of raising the hopes of winning over $10,000. Oh well, at least Celeste is one of the few and proud owners of a battery powered lawn mower. Stephen reaches the stage to hit Price's very own version of Bullseye, the kind where $11.59 can be used to hit the eye. Yet another contestant in need of rest and that's what Danny-Boy (as Bob called him) had after losing today's Dice Game playing thanks to his final, yet unlucky roll. From the mood of losing a Malibu in the worst way to the excitement of winning $1,000 on the Big Wheel. Vera was close to bidding $35,000, but the audience managed to set her bid straight. Her Showcase difference was in the $700-$800 range.

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Monday, October 04, 2004

Today's Airing of The Price is Right (#6072)

Safe Crackers: Anna wins (Combination $560); Bed and Sleepware

Let 'Em Roll: Evan wins with 3 Rolls; Pontiac Vibe

Coming or Going: Adam wins by "Coming"; Spa ($5334)

Showcase Showdown #1: Evan wins with 90 cents

Switch?: Melissa lost; Trip to Toronto ($4994) and Aruba ($4162)

5 Price Tags: Leah lost (3 Price Tags); Dodge Ram ($21,905)

Buy or Sell: Houshmand wins (+$1900); Accordion, Recumbent Bicycle, and Dining Room Table

Showcase Showdown #2: Leah wins with 60 cents

Showcase: Leah wins; Living Room Group, Snow Equipment, and Snowmobile ($19,043 in prizes)

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Friday, October 01, 2004

Today’s Airing of The Price is Right (#6071)

Most Expensive: Patrick lost; Fire Place, Home Gym, Dining Room Table ($2717)

Plinko: Ashleigh wins $1100 with 5 Plinko Chips

Temptation: Mildred wins; Pontiac Grand AM ($19,475), Vacuum, Piano, Glassware, and Pool/Golf Table

Showcase Showdown #1: Ashleigh wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Squeeze Play: Roseann lost; Trip to Rio De Genera ($6616)

Grocery Game: Steven lost (Total $21.70); Kitchen Appliances and Knives

One Away: Shannon wins; Jeep Wrangler ($18,465)

Showcase Showdown #2: Steven wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Ashleigh wins; "Back" Showcase, Back Packs, Trip to Santa Fe, and Ford Freestar ($36,494 in prizes)

Patrick did right asking for what's currently the highest bid on the Washer & Dryer, which lead to him becoming today’s first contestant on stage. Unfortunately, he had no idea a certain Dining Room Table would cost more than a Home Gym priced at a relatively mere $1300. It took Rich two times and Bob only one to summon Mary to jump and come on down. After 5 Plinko chips, Bob’s latest use of one “expensive Plinko stick”, a couple of unique Plinko chip falls, and Ashleigh’s chip kiss for luck, she left the stage with more than she came with, $1100 to be exact. Mildred representing the great city of Dallas showed neither fear, nor temptation by the prizes surrounding her (not even the Pool/Golf Table, in which Bob viewed as something that “looks like fun”). Before The Price is Right Train (with Ashley as engineer) introduced us to a sofa, Bob had to prove Janet (assumed Rich said her name, actually it was “Shannon”) wrong into thinking she could fool another old fellow. Squeeze Play featured three “6s”, a first according to Bob’s history of the game, yet a majority of the audience forced Roseann into picking the middle “6” for removal. Steven bearing a “I Love Jenn” (even though his future wife’s name is Jennifer) shirt may a need a lesson in shopping after today’s Grocery Game performance. Not even a can of pineapples saved Steven, which resulted in grand total over $21.00. Shannon, yes the same one that dealt with Janet while coming on down, got the chance to test her “ladies, do I have (insert number) right” skills and even earned Bob’s “pretty little girl” compliment. After Roseann tied Steven’s score of 95 cents on the Big Wheel, Steven earned himself the same score shortly after. We end this week’s shows on this first day of October with Ashleigh and family surrounding her Freestar.

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