TPiR Recap - 1/20/2020 (TPiR Season 48 Music Week - Day I: Anderson.Paak)

[Roadgeek Adam]

Episode #8994K (TPiR Season 48 Music Week - Day 1: Anderson. Paak)
Aired – 1/20/2020; Taped – 12/9/2019
Models: Devin Goda, Rachel Reynolds
Microphone Handoff: Rachel
First Four Contestant Seating: Left to Right

DJ Carisma is from Power 106 and our DJ today.

First IUFB: Collection of Headphones (Dr. Dre: 5 Beats headphones); ARP: $1,750 (Devin)

ALYSSA	JAMIE	RAINEY	MONIQUE
575	650	1025	576

The winner is...
RAINEY

Rainey, from Phoenix, Arizona, is playing Dice Game for a 2020 Honda Civic LX (2L engine, CVT, FWD, all-weather floor mats, paint/fabric protection) (Rachel).

1st roll...

Picks: higher

2

2nd roll...

Picks: lower

2

3rd roll...

Picks: lower

2

4th roll...

Picks: N/A

2

5th roll...

Picks: lower

2

Despite landing on the line, the powers that be said this roll didn't count. This after a roll that did bounced back on the line.

5th roll...

Picks: lower

2

2

3

4

5

WIN

Second IUFB: Quadcopter (Flying quadcopter with 16GB memory card); ARP: $700 (Overhead)

ALYSSA	JAMIE	JA'NELLE	MONIQUE
999	550	750	900

The winner is...
JAMIE

Jamie, from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is playing Flip Flop for a trip to Miami (RT Coach to Miami, FL then to Hallendale Beach for a 6n stay in a 1br suite at the Beachwalk Elite Resort and Hotel + RT airport transportation, 2 VIP tickets to Rolling Loud Music Festival) (Devin).

79

74

Jamie FLOPS to

79	47

ARP be...

79	47

WIN

Third IUFB: Champagne Bucket (Copper champagne bucket, 4 flutes and 1 metal bar cart); ARP: $1,427 (Rachel)

ALYSSA	DEXTER	JA'NELLE	MONIQUE
1	499	1100	450

The winner is...
JA'NELLE

Ja'nelle is playing Check Out for a new music room (DW Drums: 3 drums, snare throne, kick pedal, hardware; Sabian: cymbals; Yamaha: 76-key synthesizer keyboard; stand and bench; electric guitar with 22 frets, ebony fingerboard; 49in OLED television; ARP: $10,279) (Anderson.Paak).

Guesses		ARPs	Differences
1.69	Anderson Split Pea Soup	$2.29	.60
1.49	Sweet Apples in Carmel Pack	$1.25	.24
1.00	Hubba Bubble Bubble Tape	$1.79	.79
2.50	Malibu Seasoning	$3.99	1.49
5.67	Girard's Vinagrette Dressing	$4.99	.68
12.35	Totals	14.31	1.96	WIN

SCSD #1

Contestant	Winnings	Spin 1	Spin 2	TOTAL	RESULT
Jamie	$8,647	15	80	.95	*SHOWCASE*
Ja'nelle	$11,706	65	40	1.05	OVER
Rainey	$24,095	45	90	1.35	OVER

Fourth IUFB: Sneakers and Skateboards (Vans: 8 pairs of his and her sneakers and 2 skateboards); ARP: $905 (Anderson.Paak)

ALYSSA	DEXTER	ALEX	MONIQUE
1250	1251	650	900

The winner is...
MONIQUE

Monique is playing More or LeSs.

Air Hockey Table (Round air hockey table) (Devin)

MORE

$500

* * *

More

$500

$900

Desktop Computer (27in all-in-one PC with 16GB RAM, 2TB HD, 3D printer) (Rachel)

LESS

$3000

* * *

LESS

$3000

$1999

Designer Handbags (Fendi: Wallet with chain, backpack, belt bag) (Rachel)

MORE

$3500

* * *

MORE

$3500

$4360

2020 Hyundai Veloster 2.0 (2L engine, 6-speed AT, FWD) (Devin)

MORE

$21,000

* * *

LESS

$21,000

$20,520

Fifth IUFB: Boxing Trainer (Nexersys: Boxing trainer with tablet); ARP: $2,295 (Devin)

ALYSSA	DEXTER	ALEX	TRICIA
1500	1600	1801	890

The winner is...
ALEX

Alex is playing Double Prices for a trip to Maui (RT Coach to Maui, HI for a 6n stay in an oceanview room at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa + daily breakfast) (Rachel).

$7,337

$

$5,543

$7,337

$7,337

WIN

Alyssa was the first person called on down. Now, she is the last of the First Four. Can she avoid a trip to Holly Park, New Jersey? Limo's been a busy beaver lately.

Sixth IUFB: Music Player (Bumpboxx: boombox with LED display and wireless mic); ARP: $595 (Rachel)

ALYSSA	DEXTER	ANDREW	TRICIA
1551	1	1100	1550

The winner is...
DEXTER

Alyssa departs while Dexter is playing PLINKO! for a chance to win $50,000!.

Drew gives him a free Plinko chip.

$

Chip #1 (Electric Grinder) (Anderson.Paak):

2

0

He picks 0...

WIN!
$70

$

Chip #2 (Bed Head Hair Styler):

8

5

He picks 5...

WIN!
$35

$

Chip #3 (Ice Cream Ball):

5

2

He picks 5...

$

WIN!
$50

Chip #4 (Jewelry and Eyeglass Cleaner):

6

0

He picks 0...

WIN!
$30

$

Dexter drops the first chip...

							$
1 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0 0	0	10 0 0 0	0	1 0 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0

$

500

Dexter drops the second chip...

			$
1 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0 0	0	10 0 0 0	0	1 0 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0

$

500

Dexter drops the third chip...

		$
1 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0 0	0	10 0 0 0	0	1 0 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0

$

1,500

Dexter drops the fourth chip...

							$
1 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0 0	0	10 0 0 0	0	1 0 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0

$

2,000

Dexter drops the fifth chip...

					$
1 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0 0	0	10 0 0 0	0	1 0 0 0	5 0 0	1 0 0

$

2,000

LOSS (Total Winnings: $2,185)

SCSD #2

Contestant	Winnings	Spin 1	Spin 2	TOTAL	RESULT
Dexter	$2,780	5	15	.20
Monique	$8,164	70	STAY	.70	*SHOWCASE*
Alex	$9,632	10	15	.25

THE FABULOUS SHOWCASES

Jamie has the honors...

SC1 - Monique

A HIP HOP LIFE

• Designer Watch (Rolex: Water-resistant gold metal band watch) (Rachel)
• Hot Tub (Beachcomber: 350 LEEP hot tub with cooling set, 104 customized jets) (Devin)
• Trip to Taiwan (RT Coach to Taipei, TW for a 6n stay in a medium 101 view room at the Amba Taipei Songshan + daily breakfast) (Rachel)

Bid: $18,000

SC2 - Jamie

AN ANDERSON.PAAK SHOWCASE

• Surfboard (Joel Tudor: Hand-shaped surfboard) (Devin)
• Trip to Bali (RT Coach to Bali, IND for a 6n stay in a premier suite at the Visesa Ubud Resort + daily breakfast) (Anderson.Paak)
• 2020 Jeep Compass Sport (2.4L engine, 6-speed MT, FWD, tech group) (Rachel)

Bid: $33,500

Monique

$18,000

TAIWAN

$29,617

$11,617

TAIWAN

*WIN*
$37,781

Jamie

$33,500

BALI/SUV

$32,804

BALI/SUV

Results: 4 out of 6
Winnings: $94,641
Biggest Winner: Monique

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Should be a show tomorrow. Impeachment trial begins at 1.

[dagdoggnh]

Roadgeek Adam, who's "David Carisma"?  DJ Carisma from Power 106 is a lady.  She's part of Nick Cannon's morning show on that station.

[Roadgeek Adam]

Roadgeek Adam, who's "David Carisma"?  DJ Carisma from Power 106 is a lady.  She's part of Nick Cannon's morning show on that station.

Welp, I thought I fixed that.

[GR_Man_9009]

Adam, you have Flipflop labeled as a loss when it clearly looks to be a win

[dprice]

I have a correction.  On Check-Out, the player was off by $1.96.  It was still a win.  You have to be within $2.00 of the actual total of all 5 items to win.

[JayC]

Don't really get why Drew had that sweater on instead of a suit and tie. It just looked strange.

It felt like Anderson.Paak could've been involved more also. Maybe not totally playing along with the contestants like the SEAL Team cast and Seth Rogen on the specials last month, but a little more than he was.

Rainey certainly got lucky when it was ruled her first roll on the last die didn't count. Had the die been a four and went with the odds and said lower, we would've had a painful loss to start the show on our hands.

Pretty easy setup in Check Out, the seasoning was the only item that really caused Ja'nelle any real trouble.

The trip to Maui would've made for a really easy setup in Coming or Going

I was surprised the Fendi items were more in More or Less. Didn't blame her for saying more on the car. The graphic is showing $9,000 for the air hockey table price.

[ooboh]

The trip to Maui would've made for a really easy setup in Coming or Going

That would be the epitome of cruel!

[ThatDonGuy]

I have a correction.  On Check-Out, the player was off by $1.96.  It was still a win.  You have to be within $2.00 of the actual total of all 5 items to win.

Speaking of corrections: in More or Less, the air hockey table is listed at $9000

[Teddy]

Pretty easy setup in Check Out, the seasoning was the only item that really caused Ja'nelle any real trouble.

I agree, she played it very well.

[Ton80]

Odd Dice Game moment on that 3rd roll/4th digit and 4th roll/5th digit.

The 3rd roll (a six) was definitely on the line, and even somewhat behind it.  They allowed it to count.

The 4th roll (a four) was mostly over the line, but appeared to be BARELY on the line.  They made her roll again (fortunately for her!).

Did they allow the 3rd roll because the die went beyond the line, bounced off the back rail, and came back to rest on the line?

Did they disallow the 4th roll because the die technically never fully crossed the line?

Can anyone verify the ruling on this?  Just curious if it's an official rule, or something they did on the fly.

I wonder if she had rolled a 1 or 6 on the fourth roll, would they have allowed it?

[WeTryHarder]

Did they allow the 3rd roll because the die went beyond the line, bounced off the back rail, and came back to rest on the line?

Did they disallow the 4th roll because the die technically never fully crossed the line?

I'd say yes to both questions - the point of the over-the-line rule is to make difficult for the contestant to soft roll and get the dice to land on specific numbers.  A die that goes beyond the line counts for this, regardless of where it eventually winds up.

I wonder if she had rolled a 1 or 6 on the fourth roll, would they have allowed it?

It shouldn't make any difference what they roll - if it never fully crosses the line, it shouldn't count.  If it does, it should.

[Flerbert419]

Can anyone verify the ruling on this?  Just curious if it's an official rule, or something they did on the fly.

After watching far too many Dice Game playings since I don't know where there are stats on this, here were my conclusions based on my limited sampling:

1. For every roll where the die did not completely pass the line once, the host required a reroll. I was able to find many examples of this.
2. Drew and Bob differ how they treated a die coming back over the line. Bob required a reroll (see the first roll here) while Drew does not (see the third roll here).

As an aside, all the dice at the start are placed with the same number facing up but that number appeared to be random during each playing.

...the point of the over-the-line rule is to make difficult for the contestant to soft roll and get the dice to land on specific numbers.

I agree that should be the intent, but that's not how it was being enforced and I doubt they made an actual rule change. It appears to be up to the host.

It shouldn't make any difference what they roll - if it never fully crosses the line, it shouldn't count.  If it does, it should.

Well, yes. I think Ton was insinuating that the reason Drew was so quick to accept the 6 was because it's a good roll and made her re-do the 4 because it's generally a poor roll. I think there could be some truth to this for the 6 but the re-do on the 4 appeared to come from some direction offstage.