Teddy's TPIR, Episode 16

[Bandon23]

Wow i'm not going in to the stage, whatsoever, they overtaking my bids. So Teddy, if i we are not going to the stage, please give us at least 2-3 for us.

[Thatgameshowguy]

$547

[Jordanar18]

Wow i'm not going in to the stage, whatsoever, they overtaking my bids. So Teddy, if i we are not going to the stage, please give us at least 2-3 for us.

Um... what?  If you are saying that people are out-bidding you, they have every right to.  And you're bidding last this round.

[ShatterMySoul99]

I'll say $650 please

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[Bandon23]

$999

[Teddy]

So we have $950 from Schfifty...

950

...$547 from Thatgameshowguy...

547

DING!

...$650 from ShatterMySoul99....

650

DING!

...and $999 from Bandon23...

999

DING!

Who will be the last person on stage? Well, it's time to find out. The actual retail price is: $2,600, and Bandon23, you win!

DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING!

(Walking 2007)

(cheers and applause)

Nice to see you, Bandon23! Now that you're here on stage, I think that you would love to win a fabulous prize. George, what is it?



GEORGE: It's a trip to New York City! (Gwendolyn models it on plasma screen behind audience) (2007 Trip Cue) (cheers and applause) You and a guest will fly round-trip coach from Los Angeles to New York City for a six-night stay at the Manhattan Grand Hotel. Includes daily continental breakfast, and it's within easy distance of Broadway, Central Park, the Empire State Building, and many of the Big Apple's other fine attractions. It's a terrific prize worth $$7,425!

Thanks, Gwendolyn! Now Bandon23, in order to win that trip, you have to win a classic game called Finish Line. And here's how you win it: If your horse crosses the finish line, you win. And your objective is to get more than the value of the finish line. One at a time, we'll show you three pairs of small prizes, and you will try to pick the more expensive prize. So with that in mind, what's the first pair of small prizes, George?




GEORGE: This Libman mop makes cleaning a breeze, attracting spills, dirt, mud and all your other messes. And store and rotate up to 96 of your favorite CD's with this motorized CD rack.

Now what do you think is the more expensive prize, the mop or the CD rack?

[Bandon23]

I'll go with the mop.

[Teddy]

And since you picked the mop, we'll show you the price of the CD rack. What is it?

$38

$38, so let's move the finish line 38 steps.

DING!

There you go, and now George, let's hear about the next pair.




(Cue 62)

GEORGE: This pepper mill and salt shaker set make any food delicious, and complement your dinner table well. And create hundreds of your favorite drinks with this easy-to-use juicer.

Are you going to take the shakers or the juicer?

[Bandon23]

Juicer

[Teddy]

The juicer is yours, so how much are the shakers?

$20

$20, and the finish line will now move 20 more steps.

DING!

What's the final pair of small prizes, George?




(SP Slide)

GEORGE: You can make your favorite milkshakes, smoothies and other delicious mixes with this stylish retro blender. And wake up to the alarm, the radio or even your favorite MP3s and CD's played on this clock radio.

And will you take the blender or the clock radio?

[Bandon23]

Clock radio

[Teddy]

You're taking the clock radio, so we'll show you how much the blender is. And it is...

$89

$89, so we move the finish line another 89 more steps.

DING!

The finish line is now at $147. So if the grand total of the small prizes that you keep is $147 or more, you also win the trip to New York, but regardless of the final result, you keep the mop, the juicer and the clock radio. Now the horse and jockey will move towards the finish line, and let's hope they cross it. Ready, set...GO!

(horse moves down scale)

The horse is now moving along, and we find that the mop is...

$20

DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING!

...$20. (applause) Now let's find out the price of the juicer...

$59

DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING-DING!

...and that's $59, for a total of $79. (applause) And so, if the clock radio is $68 or more, you win the trip to New York City...

(horse stops short of finish line)

$45

BUZZ!/Losing Horns

(audience groans)

...but it's just $45, and you don't win. I'm so sorry, Bandon23, but at least you still get to keep $124 in small prizes. Thanks for playing.

(applause)

(TPIR Theme 2007)

We'll have the second Showcase Showdown after this.

[Teddy]

Welcome back to The Price is Right! It's time for the second Showcase Showdown, with Bandon23, AMGray1986 and GSB92 all ready to spin the Big Wheel. The rules are pretty self-explanatory: The contestant nearest to a dollar without going over will be in the Showcase; if you get a dollar in one spin or a combination of two spins, you win $1,000 and a Bonus Spin, in which you could get $10,000 for a green section and $25,000 for the dollar, meaning that you could win as much as $26,000! (cheers and applause)

SPINNING ORDER:
Bandon23 ($2,724)
AMGray1986 ($10,835)
GSB92 ($40,620)

Now before I let you select numbers, I realized that in the first Showcase Showdown, I used the old rules where contestants had to pick two numbers from 1 to 20, but I'm going to use the current rules here, so you will pick three numbers from 1 to 20 (with the first two numbers for your regular spins, and the third for a Spin-Off/Bonus Spin, should that occur), and of course, your minimum stopping score.

[GSB92]

6, 6, 6, stop on 70

[AMGray1986]

4, 6 & 12 / stop at 85