Here are some of my favorite "best playings" of pricing games:
January 29, 1991: Budd is playing 3 Strikes + for a Corvette and he can't seem to place numbers correctly in the price. Budd eventually racks up two strikes with no numbers placed. However, he makes an absolutely incredible comeback, which results in a great standing ovation from the audience and praise from Bob.
May 5, 2000: The last time anyone played Ten Chances perfectly. Bob got lifted off his feet, making this clip appear in some montages years later.
November 1, 2001: Undoubtedly the best playing of Joker ever. There was a fun contestant and his mother told him to discard card #4, which turned out to be the Joker. The contestant ran into the audience for a celebration.
July 4, 2008: For the second known time in the game's history, someone got the exact total of the grocery items in Check-Out.
January 10, 2012: After a five-year dry spell, someone finally won Temptation. This was on the heels of a two-year dry spell in the Barker era, to boot!
December 22, 2014: Like Budd's playing of 3 Strikes + mentioned above, Luke had trouble placing the numbers in the price of a Lexus IS350c convertible and pulled out two strikes. However, he managed to make an incredible and exciting comeback to win.
October 13, 2016: What has to one be the most pulls in 3 Strikes history ends up being worth it when the contestant wins a Cadillac CT6.
