Triple Play: Okay. A Vibe like that always gets me at around $18K; so picking 16 was the effect. It looked like Karisma was rasing her hands to signify the top price; although now I think she was also raising nine fingers. I was in full agreement with the audience when she said 19. It looked like Bob hesitated for a split second to see if she was going to change her mind. It also sounded like the audience was not groaning much when the buzzer and horns sounded.
Push Over: I liked 5840. I guess pushing over all the numbers can result in a win. I think that's a rarity.
One Bid 3: Ditto on what frank said about Katherine.
Danger Price: En route to watch the episode, The BBR was playing on my player. Oh, I wanted to see an array of prizes to this music. Since we played Poker Game a while ago, I was thinking maybe Danger Price would play today. Give me a Plinko chip.
When it was between the stemware and the guitar, I felt a crapshoot. I also would have said the stemware. Cue horns.
Showcase Showdown 1: Ah, the sound of constant booing from the audience... and a commentary from Bob to boot. That really relaxed me after a day's work.
That's Too Much!: That's Awesome!
Well, part of me wanted to go one more, but my majority wanted me to cue the line here.
now... or then: I forgot how good a product Baby Magic was. I don't think I would pay $4.09 for it in 1998 nor 2007. I also thought Altoids was a little pricey back then compared to other mints.
1 Right Price: My first instinct was to put the price on the home gym, but I think someone would pay more than $1320 for a contraption like that. Pay more to exercise, pay less to sit down.
I have this strange inkling Mark is from my school... I'll have to find that out because of what he said in the second Showcase Showdown and his corn shirt.....
