FULL RECAP - TPiR 09/28/2009 - Show A

[mrbrown2195]

Alright, I know it's bad when I start to notice little things like this... the first item up for bid, Drew asks for "the first prize", Rich refers to it as the "first item".

A little conflict, don't you say?

[Off_trak]

That said, I noticed some editing weirdness in places. And not just the usual trimming, but some really unnecessary stuff that clearly came from the isos. To wit, I noticed Drew's mouth was moving in a close up of the contestant in Coming or Going and the audio didn't match. I really hope they get past that and keep it to the live cut.

You know, I think as they find their pace this season, the editting will become less and less (or at the very least, less and less obvious).

[thewhammy_2000]

Oh, little Connor again, running up on the new turntable and belting out an Old M(a)cDonald. As I type, I'm thinking about how Donny Osmond opened his Christmas Pyramid episode(s) with some holiday singing.

Let 'em Roll: "What?!? You're giving up $4,000 for a last roll?! Dummy decision!"

Coming or Going: Oh, I did not pay too much attention due to my ever-popular YouTube video work... Should have, though.

Danger Price: Hearing the count of four prizes from Rich, that took me away from my computer. Kinda tough at first. I felt like walking on thin ice when I picked the grill. Felt a little confident picking the (expensive) dinnerware. Since I am not a Wii follower, I picked that and lost the game.

Pick-a-Number: "The marriage is not ru-ined."

Pocket ¢hange: I was thinking: To make the game a little challenging, give the first number for free and have all six numbers available. That may not work successfully for times like this one. For a moment, I thought Renee was charged another .25 for picking the 6 correctly. That was when I noticed the replayed edit of Rachel changing the Pocket ¢hange price to $1.25. The play was a little tough until I realized that the price was a Dice Game price. I immediately said 1 and 5 for the last two numbers.

shell game: With all the shuffling, I had my decision locked on the third shell, and I was right.
I thought $40 would be a good price for that backpack. That's how much I brought mine a couple of years ago and is still in good condition.

Showcases: "Close. Close."

[Cartboy]

Drew's Entrance:  Connor's singing of Old MacDonald was cute!
Let Em Roll:  I would've walked with the $4,000 myself.  I like the way they had the dice set up at the beginning of the game.

Good show today, IMHO.

[Teddy]

Opening: I thought it was cute to have Connor singing Old McDonald before the show.

Let 'em Roll: Should've quit after the first roll.

Coming or Going: It's back! Great win, too.

Danger Price: Another great win, but it's not the same without Big Banana Remix. Bring it back, Stan!

Pick-a-Number: Amazing win, considering that the last number was missing.

Pocket ¢hange: This has to be one of the worst playings of this game ever.

Shell Game: What a nice surprise to see this game early in the new season! And best of all, it is won again, and still mainstains its perfect record in the Drew era.

Showcases: Not impressed by these particular offerings, except for that VW...

And so begins Double Price Week, with another episode following...

[SteveEllis]

Pocket ¢hange:  For a moment, I thought Renee was charged another .25 for picking the 6 correctly. That was when I noticed the replayed edit of Rachel changing the Pocket ¢hange price to $1.25.

I just came back on here this minute to say did anyone else notice that there must have been an edit.  The first time they played Rachel changing it from $1 to $1.25, looked correct.  Then a few minutes later you see the same exact shot of Rachel changing it from $1 to $1.25.  That second shot must have been an edit or editing glitch.  Anyone know what really happened?

[whinbaby]

The 7,118th set of Pricing Games (6th for Season 38)

Showcase #1
GC/Personal Shopper - $1,000
Personal Makeover - $2,785
Necklace - $1,900
VW Beetle - $26,989

Showcase #2
Professional Video Camera - $8,999
Computer - $3,498
Trip to Park City - $6,325
Trip to Cannes - $11,084

Your Modeling Scorecard for September 28, 2009
Daily Records
$114,175/2006, $14,011/2001

Rachel Reynolds
Total: 12/$37,472 (10/$12,798, 2/$24,674)
Cars: 1/$24,615 (0/$0, 1/$24,615)
Trips: 0/$0 (0/$0, 0/$0)

Lanisha Cole
Total: 10/$62,902 (5/$11,206, 5/$51,696)
Cars: 1/$21,790 (0/$0, 1/$21,790)
Trips: 2/$17,409 (0/$0, 2/$17,409)

Manuela Arbelaez
Total: 6/$48,831 (6/$48,831, 0/$0)
Cars: 0/$0 (0/$0, 0/$0)
Trips: 1/$7,209 (1/$7,209, 0/$0)

And for the season
Rachel Reynolds (6 shows)
Total: 51/$209,080 (39/$103,038, 12/$106,042)
Cars: 4/$80,170 (1/$16,595, 3/$63,575)
Trips: 4/$28,804 (2/$13,369, 2/$15,435)

Lanisha Cole (6 shows)
Total: 52/$306,191 (27/$122,092, 25/$184,099)
Cars: 6/$129,865 (2/$45,032, 4/$84,833)
Trips: 8/$65,807 (5/$44,912, 3/$20,895)

Manuela Arbelaez (6 shows)
Total: 39/$293,585 (28/$188,228, 11/$105,357)
Cars: 6/$121,640 (3/$60,571, 3/$61,069)
Trips: 5/$36,859 (3/$26,053, 2/$10,806)

[PIR85]

I just came back on here this minute to say did anyone else notice that there must have been an edit.  The first time they played Rachel changing it from $1 to $1.25, looked correct.  Then a few minutes later you see the same exact shot of Rachel changing it from $1 to $1.25.  That second shot must have been an edit or editing glitch.  Anyone know what really happened?

Good eye, SteveEllis.  Funny thing is, when I watched it originally I thought something goofy happened, but then I dismissed it, thinking I perceived it wrong.  As it turns out, however, there was an odd edit when the price is revealed to $1.25.

For the record, I have this entire episode up in the Video Collection, and it is specifically part 5 that contains this segment.