TPiR Recap - 5/6/2013

[Roadgeek Adam]

Episode #6341K
Aired – 5/6/2013; Taped – 3/25/2013
Models: Manuela Arbelaez, Amber Lancaster, Rob Wilson
Microphone Handoff: Amber
First Four Contestant Seating: Left to Right

First IUFB: His and Her Beach Cruisers (Linus); ARP: $1,320 (Rob & Manuela)

CLEMENTINE	SHAWN	AMY	CAMA
550	600	650	651

The winner is...
CAMA

Cama is playing Clock GAME for a new touchscreen computer (Asus: 4GB RAM, 1TB HD, printer) (Amber) and a new barbecue (Spirit: Gas Barbecue) (Manuela) and a bonus trip to Newport Beach, California (RT Limo to Newport Beach, CA for a 4n stay at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach + dinner cruise) (Rob).

Cama will bid on the computer ($950):

Bid	Response
$800	Higher
$900	Higher
$1000	Lower
$950	Correct!

Time left: 26 seconds.

Cama will bid on the barbecue ($519):

Bid	Response
$900	Lower
$800	Lower
$700	Lower
$600	Lower
$500	Higher
$550	Lower
$545	Lower
$535	Lower
$525	Lower
$520	Lower
$515	Higher
$516	Higher
$517	Higher
$518	Higher
$519	Correct!

Time left: 9.5 seconds.

WIN (Total Winnings: $5,381)

Second IUFB: Home Theatre System (Bose: 7-piece home theatre set); ARP: $1,999 (Rob)

CLEMENTINE	SHAWN	AMY	ANN
1250	900	1251	1300

The winner is...
ANN

Ann is playing Cliffhangers for a brand new home gym (Bowflex package) and a new television (Samsung: 51in plasma HDTV); ARP: $7,298) (Amber).

Small prizes (Manuela): Electric Juicer, Collapsible COoler, Eyeshadow Palette

Ann bids $25 on the juicer...

0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25

The ARP is...

$17

Ann bids $20 on the cooler...

0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25

The ARP is...

$25

Ann bids $35 on the eyeshadow...

0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25

The ARP is...

$34

WIN (Total Winnings: $7,374)

Third IUFB: Eco-Friendly Watches (Earth: 5-piece set); ARP: $1,050 (Amber and Manuela)

CLEMENTINE	SHAWN	AMY	SHELLEY
1000	450	899	908

The winner is...
CLEMENTINE

Clementine is playing Cover Up for a 2013 Dodge Avenger SE (2.4L engine, 4-speed AT, paint/fabric sealer, Mopar GPS tracking system) (Rob).

				7
			2	4
		5	7	6
	9	4	0	8
3	1	9	1	3
2	6	3	4	1
1	4	7	9	9

				7
			2	4
		5		6
	9	4	0
3			1	3
	6	3	4	1
2	1	9	7	8

				7
			2	4
				6
	9	4	0
3			1	3
	6	3	4	1
2	1	5	7	8
2	1	3	7	8

LOSS

SCSD #1

Contestant	Winnings	Spin 1	Spin 2	TOTAL	RESULT
Clementine	$1,050	55	65	1.20	OVER
Cama	$6,701	60	STAY	.60	*SHOWCASE*
Ann	$9,373	15	30	.45

That would probably qualify as the most painful spinning of the Wheel in the history of The Price is Right.

Fourth IUFB: Designer Handbags (Michael by Michael Kors: Leather shoulder bag, leather tote bag and leather convertible bag); ARP: $910 (Amber)

PEGGY	SHAWN	AMY	SHELLEY
850	1100	1200	1201

The winner is...
PEGGY

Peggy is playing Coming or Going for a new bedroom (Ashley: Boarder Collection with a Comfortaire GS700Q Queen Mattress and 2 16GB tablets (Barnes & Noble: Nook with 2 covers)) (Manuela).

7	5	8	6	8	5	7
COMING			-or-	GOING

Peggy sets the price to:

			6	8	5	7
COMING			-or-	GOING

ARP: $6,857. WIN

Fifth IUFB: Pair of GPS Units; ARP: $700 (Rob)

RALPH	SHAWN	AMY	SHELLEY
699	500	750	751

The winner is...
RALPH

Ralph is playing HOLE IN ONE for a 2013 Volkswagen Jetta S (AT, all-season tires, 16in Steel Wheels, carpet mat kit; ARP: $18,905) (Amber).

Ralph has a chance to putt next to the hole if he can place the following items in order from lowest to highest:

• Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Lotion
• Bisquick Pancake Mix
• VetguardPlus Flea and Tick Prevention
• Colgate Total Advanced DeepClean
• IcyHot Advanced Pain Relief Patch
• Liquid Plumr Double Impact

Ralph puts the items in this order:

					$500
TOOTHPASTE	BAKING MIX	LOTION	DRAIN CLEANER	PAIN RELIEF	FLEA & TICK

The ARPs are:

					$500
$4.99	$3.99	LOTION	DRAIN CLEANER	PAIN RELIEF	FLEA & TICK

Ralph will putt from the 1st line.

Drew attempts the insipration putt...MISS

Ralph attempts his putt...MISS

Drew changes the game to "Hole In One or Two"!

Ralph attempts the second putt...WIN

Double-wide to start the week I see. Shawn and Amy have been in Contestant's Row the entire time. One is definitely going to Nellie, Ohio. But could it be two?

Sixth IUFB: Wine Cooler (Danby: Silhouette 146-bottle wine cooler); ARP: $1,700 (Amber)

SAMANTHA	SHAWN	AMY	SHELLEY
1000	1800	1200	1201

The winner is...
SHELLEY

Well, Shawn and Amy go to Nellie, Ohio, while Shelley is playing SQUEEZE PLAY for a trip to Amsterdam (RT Coach to Amsterdam, NT for a 6n stay at the Hilton Amsterdam + a 5hr tour of the local fishing villages of Amsterdam) (Rob).

The 7, 3 and 8 is incorrect.

9	7	3	8	1

Shelley removes the 3...

$	9	7	8	1
$9731

LOSS

SCSD #2

Contestant	Winnings	Spin 1	Spin 2	TOTAL	RESULT
Shelley	$1,700	70	STAY	.70
Peggy	$7,767	75	STAY	.75	*SHOWCASE*
Ralph	$19,605	20	50	.70

THE FABULOUS SHOWCASES

Peggy has the honors...

SC1 - Cama

BREAKING OUT THE BUBBLY

• Hot Tub (Beachcomber: The round hot tub that seats 5) (Manuela)
• Trip to France (RT Coach to Paris, FR then by train to Champagne, FR for a 6n stay at a luxury hotel + trips to see the Mumm Champagne Caves and a guided tasting tour) (Rob)
• Sportboat (Boston Whaler: 13ft 3in 130 Super Sport Boat, with Mercury engine and with trailer) (Amber)

Bid: $19,998

SC2 - Peggy

BETWEEN A ROCK AND SOME WHEELS

• Trip to Chicago (RT Coach to CHicago, IL for a 6n stay at the Milenorth Hotel + dinner at the Hard Rock Rock Chicago) (Manuela)
• Trip to Sweden (RT Coach to Stockholm, SE for a 6n stay at a first-class hotel + dinner at the Hard Rock Stockholm) (Manuela)
• Motorcycle (Harley-Davidson Sportster Iron 883: Self-cancelling turn signals) (Rob)

Bid: $19,500

Cama

$19,998

BOAT

$25,274

$5,276

BOAT

Peggy

$19,500

HARLEY

$21,297

$1,797

HARLEY

*WIN*
$29,064

Results: 4 out of 6
Winnings: $67,493
Biggest Winner: Peggy

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Just of note, I should have tomorrow's recap up tomorrow on time, if not, it will be up later in the evening. I have a 4:30 physical to go to and 2 of my finals, which should have me out in the 12:30 range.

Edit: Way too vague.

[Bobby McBride]

Clock: Another good playing.

C-H: The audience doesn't know that much about cosmetics.

CU: Clementine really hurt her chances by getting the second, fourth & fifth digits too early.

CoG: Fairly easy.

HiO: That tick medication should be $19.99 & Ralph wisely adjusted his putt after it veered off to the right the first time.

Squeeze: I would've also lost w/ Shelley's guess.

Showcases: I thought both ladies were way off, but definitely not the case for Peggy.

Solid show to start this week.

[Kev347]

Pretty decent show today. The obvious highlight was of course the Hole win, to which I'd like to say 2 things: 1) Come on, Mike! We already almost never play this game and now the groceries are super-impossible every time too. Pick one or the other of these things, not both. Even as long as it is, Hole should be a 4-week game at most. 2) I criticize the editors a lot, so I would like to thank them for leaving that Hole as untouched as possible today. It seemed like it took forever for him to make that second putt, but it only added to the suspense to leave all the silence in. I'm glad either we ran short enough elsewhere or were able to take time out of other less noticeable places. Good priorities today.

Other than that, nice to see Clock and Cliff, and both played well, and Cover was its standard ugly self. I appreciated the different lineup today than what we've been seeing too. I think Clock-Cliff can be a good start if a bigger car game is 3rd. Cover doesn't quite fit that bill, but it was good trying something different even with Hole in the lineup.

Timings:
Clock Game (4.5) - 4:49
Cliff Hangers (4.5) - 4:31
Cover Up (5) - 4:29
Flip Flop (3.5) - 2:56
Hole In One (7) - 7:34
Squeeze Play (3.5) - 2:48
Total (28): 25:57

[moneygamelover]

Now this was a pretty good show today. Clock Game was exceptionally well played. Nice to see Cana had a really hood grasp of how to play Clock Game and the best strategy for it.  On the other hand,getting 4 numbers right on Cover Up is too many for the 1st turn. The best way to play Cover Up is to BS the 2nd number on your 1st turn to enable yourself an additional turn in the event you should get 2 of the last 3 numbers right. Clementine really limit her chances by getting 4 numbers right the 1st time. And Hole in 1 or 2 was the best part of tthe show. The 2nd putt was damn near perfect and it seemed clear Raplh was adjusting to mistake he made on the 1st putt. He looked like a golfer on the 2nd putt. 4 wins makes this a solid B show. (I only give A's for 6 wins or 5 wins and a DSW)

[DJTorgo]

(I only give A's for 6 wins or 5 wins and a DSW)

I disagree with this mentality wholeheartedly, and it's sad that the quality of a show can only be measured by a win-loss ratio by some people.  What ever happened to just being entertaining?  I'll take a nail-biting loss over a "gimme" win any day.

[Roadgeek Adam]

Recap posted.

[vadernader]

EXCELLENT Show today! Even the Cover loss was good because of how it played out. I was getting pretty sick and tired of seeing it be lost in 3 tries coming down to the 4th digit every time being the lowest and contestants picking the highest. Of course this was similar, but not the same!

Hole in One was an awesome segment in general, the clear highlight of the show. (Even if Drew got his history wrong, I know he's made it at least twice. )

4 wins makes this a solid B show. (I only give A's for 6 wins or 5 wins and a DSW)

Everything DJTorgo said and more.

Wins should not equal a direct Rating of how good an episode is.

[PriceBusterXL]

Today was pretty good after Friday's Kids Special:

THE BAD NEWS:

Cover-Up: Clementine really came so close and I thought that the 4th number was gonna be 4. Stupid 3.................I hope it will at least have a win before this season is over.

Squeeze Play: I probably would've lost on that one myself, but at least Shelley didn't took out the 7.

THE GOOD NEWS:

CoG: Peggy, ironically enough, saw that one "coming" by making it "going". And she also won a Harley at the end!

Clock Game: Cama really played that professionally!

Cliffhangers: I find it funny that the audience was abruptly silent when Ann bid $35 on the eyeshadow kit. Shows how much they know............

Hole-In-One (Or Two): Even though Ralph bombed on the toothpaste, he did took his time on his putts. The second putt was pretty awesome, IMHO!!

4/6 wins today.........A good show! Hope this keeps for the rest of the week.

[Mallory16]

Wins should not equal a direct Rating of how good an episode is.

Yes, this, so much.  Like May 7, 1999, which was one of the greatest episodes in Price is Right history.  And the most memorable part of the episode was the Any Number segment, which was lost.

A show is so much more than just how many games are won or lost.

[Cartboy]

Clock Game:  Very well played!
Cliff Hangers, Coming Or Going:  Nice job!
Cover Up:  What a bummer after having 4 numbers right on the first try!   I thought for sure the 4th number would be either 0 or 1.
Hole In One (Or Two):  Great second putt!
Squeeze Play:  Rats!

Good start to the week, IMHO.

[GameShowKid]

I'll agree that today's Clock Game win was nice, but that price of $950 for the first prize made things easier.

Hole in One (or Two) was just awesome though. Great old-fashioned television there: no noticeable edits, complete silence for the putts, an emphasis on how much the the contestant was playing for, the drama of the second putt itself, the lifting and spinning of Drew, the shot of the wife coming down the aisle. Really enjoyable.     (And Ralph seemed like a great, genuine guy.)

Not sure if Drew actually forgot about the second chance though; nice job covering up if he did.

[noahproblem]

How often has somebody been $1-up'd four times like poor Amy today? Granted she did it once herself and turned down a second opportunity so she had fair opportunities to get up on stage.

[Mallory16]

How often has somebody been $1-up'd four times like poor Amy today? Granted she did it once herself and turned down a second opportunity so she had fair opportunities to get up on stage.

It either happened, or very close to $1-ing, sometime in Season 32 or 33, to the fifth contestant.  It was memorable because she kept getting $1ed every single round, and having the person who'd $1ed her winning at least 3 out of four rounds (and I think all four?), all except for having the last bid on the fourth item up for bids... which she couldn't take advantage of because someone else having had a perfect bid.  Memorable just because I'd never seen someone with such atrocious luck in contestants' row before.

[vadernader]

Not sure if Drew actually forgot about the second chance though; nice job covering up if he did.

Nope, he was faking Ralph out. I actually found that to be very awesome and one of the best parts of that segment.

How often has somebody been $1-up'd four times like poor Amy today? Granted she did it once herself and turned down a second opportunity so she had fair opportunities to get up on stage.

Wow, can't believe I missed this. That's very unfortunate...

[whinbaby]

The 7,835th episode (152nd for Season 41)

Showcase #1

• Beachcomber:  $4,295
• Trip to Champagne, France (not to be confused with Champaign, IL, which is where I live):  $7,538
• Boston Whaler:  $13,441

My bid:  $31,177 (D'oh!)

Showcase #2

• Trip to Chicago:  $5,372
• Trip to Stockholm:  $7,926
• Motorcycle:  $7,999

My bid:  $24,893 (D'oh!)

Modeling Totals:  May 6, 2013
Records (past shows intended for May 6)
High:  $93,983 (2011)
Low:  $12,496 (2005)

Manuela Arbeláez
Total:  11/$26,760.00 (10/$22,465.00, 1/$4,295.00)
Cars:  0/$0.00 (0/$0.00, 0/$0.00)
Trips:  2/$13,298.00 (2/$13,298.00, 0/$0.00)
Cash Prizes:  0/$0.00 (0/$0.00, 0/$0.00)

Amber Lancaster
Total:  9/$44,254.00 (8/$30,813.00, 1/$13,441.00)
Cars:  1/$18,905.00 (1/$18,905.00, 0/$0.00)
Trips:  0/$0.00 (0/$0.00, 0/$0.00)
Cash Prizes:  0/$0.00 (0/$0.00, 0/$0.00)

Rob Wilson
Total:  8/$52,912.00 (5/$14,265.00, 3/$38,647.00)
Cars:  1/$21,378.00 (0/$0.00, 1/$21,378.00)
Trips:  3/$20,181.00 (1/$2,912.00, 2/$17,269.00)
Cash Prizes:  0/$0.00 (0/$0.00, 0/$0.00)

All Prizes
Total:  26/$122,876.00 (21/$66,493.00, 5/$56,383.00)
Cars:  2/$40,283.00 (1/$18,905.00, 1/$21,378.00)
Trips:  5/$33,479.00 (3/$16,210.00, 2/$17,269.00)
Cash Prizes:  0/$0.00 (0/$0.00, 0/$0.00)

Season to date
Manuela Arbeláez (143 shows)
Total:  1,351/$7,481,691.11 (835/$2,964,605.49, 516/$4,517,085.62)
Cars:  143/$3,415,953.00 (41/$889,745.00, 102/$2,526,208.00)
Trips:  166/$1,396,133.00 (85/$709,703.00, 81/$686,430.00)
Cash Prizes:  30/$415,689.00 (8/$81,039.00, 22/$334,650.00)

Amber Lancaster (134 shows)
Total:  1,077/$7,012,582.00 (704/$2,929,903.00, 373/$4,082,679.00)
Cars:  142/$3,134,653.00 (45/$971,028.00, 97/$2,163,625.00)
Trips:  161/$1,338,336.00 (98/$790,241.00, 63/$548,095.00)
Cash Prizes:  23/$536,449.00 (6/$65,449.00, 17/$471,000.00)

Rob Wilson (61 shows)
Total:  454/$2,689,550.00 (317/$1,304,052.00, 137/$1,385,498.00)
Cars:  65/$1,299,787.00 (23/$484,276.00, 42/$815,511.00)
Trips:  48/$412,646.00 (28/$250,790.00, 20/$161,856.00)
Cash Prizes:  6/$91,500.00 (1/$19,500.00, 5/$72,000.00)

All Prizes (147 shows)
Total:  3,922/$24,514,669.41 (2,441/$9,552,858.22, 1,481/$14,961,811.19)
Cars:  450/$9,960,502.00 (144/$3,095,878.00, 306/$6,864,624.00)
Trips:  502/$4,180,949.00 (282/$2,330,669.00, 220/$1,850,280.00)
Cash Prizes:  143/$4,037,105.00 (31/$510,127.00, 112/$3,526,978.00)