TPiR Recap - 6/6/2022

[Roadgeek Adam]

Episode #9881K
Aired – 6/6/2022; Taped – 4/XX/2022
Models: Devin Goda, Rachel Reynolds
Microphone Handoff: Rachel
First Four Contestant Seating: Left to Right

First IUFB: Pinball Table and Arcade Cabinet (At Games: Legends Pinball and Legends Ultimate arcade machine); ARP: $1,300 (Devin)

EMILY	GREGORY	JOSEPH	TAISHA
800	700	950	951

The winner is...
TAISHA

Taisha is playing PICK A NUMBER for a trip to Costa Rica (RT Coach to Guanacaste, CR for a 6n stay all-inclusive stay in an oceanview junior suite at Azura Beach Resort + rainforest hike) (Rachel) .

The price of the trip is $5540, $7540 or $9540:

$	Pick -A- Number	5	4	0

5	7	9

Taisha picks 7

	7
$	9	5	4	0

5		9

LOSS

Second IUFB: Washer and Dryer (LG: smart washing machine and gas dryer; 4pk of dryer balls); ARP: $2,804 (Devin)

EMILY	GREGORY	JOSEPH	SHOJAEDDIN
1200	2000	3801	3800

The winner is...
GREGORY

Gregory is playing PAY THE RENT for a chance to win up to $100,000!

The grocery items are:

• Nabisco Honey Maid Graham Crackers (14.4oz)
• Famous Daves Picke Chips (24oz)
• Simply Organic Southwest Taco SEasoning (1.13)
• Burt's BEe Face Cleanser (6oz)
• Lipton Tea Bags (15ct)
• Caulipower Three Chreese Pizza

Gregory places the items in the house...

$100,000

 

LOTION

$10,000

 

PICKLES

PIZZA

$5,000

 

SEASONING

CRACKERS

$1,000

 

TEA

The ARP of the tea bags is $3.99.

$100,000

 

LOTION

$10,000

 

PICKLES

PIZZA

$5,000

 

SEASONING

CRACKERS

$1,000

$3.99

$3.99

The ARP of the seasoning is $1.59 while the crackers are $4.99 for a total of $6.58.

$100,000

 

LOTION

$10,000

 

PICKLES

PIZZA

$5,000

$6.58

$1.59

$4.99

$1,000

$3.99

$3.99

The ARP of the pickle chips is $4.29 while the pizza is $7.99 for a total of $12.28.

$100,000

 

LOTION

$10,000

$12.28

$4.29

$7.99

$5,000

$6.58

$1.59

$4.99

$1,000

$3.99

$3.99

He bails.

The ARP of the lotion is $9.99.

$100,000

$9.99

$9.99

$10,000

$12.28

$4.29

$7.99

$5,000

$6.58

$1.59

$4.99

$1,000

$3.99

$3.99

Third IUFB: Treadmill (NordicTrack: 20 app treadmill with foam roller, yoga mat); ARP: $868 (Rachel)

EMILY	DANA	JOSEPH	SHOJAEDDIN
950	750	925	926

The winner is...
DANA

Dana is playing LUCKY $EVEN for a 2022 Chevrolet Malibu RS (1.5L engine, CVT, FWD, driver confidence club package, 46pc tool kit, all-weather floor mats) (Devin).

First number is...

$

2

Remaining: $7

Guess: 4

$

2

6

Remaining: $5

Guess: 5

$

2

6

2

Remaining: $2

Guess: 7

$

2

6

2

5

Remaining: $0

LOSS. ARP was:

$

2

6

2

5

4

SCSD #1

Contestant	Winnings	Spin 1	Spin 2	TOTAL	RESULT
Dana	$868	75	STAY	.75
Taisha	$1,300	65	15	.80	*SHOWCASE*
Gregory	$12,804	75	70	1.45	OVER

Fourth IUFB: Desktop Computer (27in tilting computer with 32GB RAM, 1TB HD, content creaton dial, digital pen and mouse); ARP: $2,620 (Rachel)

EMILY	LAVERNE	JOSEPH	SHOJAEDDIN
1	1100	1800	1200

The winner is...
JOSEPH

Joseph is playing SWITCH? for:

1. Designer Accessories (Tory Burch: 3 handbags, 2 ballets flats, low-heeled pumps) (Rachel)
2. Grill (Kenyon Grills: electric grill with gloves, meat thermometer, 11pc bbq tool set) (Devin)

These prices are either correct or need to be switched:

ACCESSORIES		GRILL
$2598		$3479
SWITCH?		SWITCH?

Joseph chooses to switch...

ACCESSORIES		GRILL
$3479		$2598
$2598	LOSS	$3479

Devin flipped the price so hard, the sign of ACCESSORIES literally flew off the display, revealing the sign as a plastic display.

Fifth IUFB: Beach Gear (2 towels, dry bags, chairs, 2 drink holders); ARP: $668 (Devin)

EMILY	LAVERNE	AMER	SHOJAEDDIN
300	299	350	275

The winner is...
AMER

Amer, also known as Sunshine, is playing SECRET X for a jet ski and water package (Kawasaki: STX 160 with 1498cc engine, 148mm jet pump, electric start; Airhead: 11ft mat, 6 floating sunglasses, 12 dry cooling towels; ARP: $14,071) (Devin).

Amer places the free X...

The small prizes are:

1. Electric Pencil Sharpener (Rachel)
2. Electric Cleaning Brush

X

?

 

 

?

 

 

?

 

$27

$65

SHARPENER

$27

$65

$27

X

?

 

 

?

 

 

?

X

$10

$19

CLEANING BRUSH

$10

$19

$19

X

?

X

 

?

 

 

?

X

The secret X is revealed...

X

 

X 

 

X

 

 

 

 X

WIN (Total Winnings: $14,117). Apparently oopsy spreads like wildfire. As Rachel was revealing the 2nd small prize's ARP, she moved it the wrong way and caught herself, resulting in the ARP being revealed in the middle.

Emily had a really good chance to avoid this situatiion but blew it. So, she has a very good chance of going to Hickory, Maryland now.

Sixth IUFB: Television (55in 4K smart UHD television with streaming box); ARP: $1,029 (Devin)

EMILY	LAVERNE	RANA	SHOJAEDDIN
1000	1200	526	1565

The winner is...
EMILY

Emily, whose mother was on Price in 1983 when she was pregnant with Emily, escapes is playing Cover Up for a 2022 Volkswagen Taos S (1.5L engine, 8-speed AT, FWD, sun reflector) (Rachel). The things being covered up are: 2010: Rat Race & Pay the Rent.

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

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

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

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

				1
		3		8
1	0		8
2	4	5	2	9

				1
		3
1	0		8
2	4	5	2	8
2	4	5	2	8

WIN

SCSD #2

Contestant	Winnings	Spin 1	Spin 2	TOTAL	RESULT
Joseph	$2,620	60	20	.80
Amer	$14,785	15	75	.90	*SHOWCASE*
Emily	$25,557	5	45	.50

THE FABULOUS SHOWCASES

Amer has the honors...

SC1 - Taisha

MID YEAR RESOLUTIONS

• Home Library (Square arm sofa and throw blanket; modern-industrial bookshelf with 20 books) (Rachel)
• Hot Tub (Softub: Portico hot tub with wooden wrap around deck, 8 jets) (Devin)
• Trip to Thailand (RT Coach to Chiang Mai, TH for a 6n stay in a luxury villa at Howie's HomeStay + daily breakfast) (Rachel)

Bid: $22,632

SC2 - Amer

COMFY

• Bedroom (Walker Edison: chevron bedframe, 2 nighstands, dresser; Puffy: temperature stabilizing queen mattress, 2 pillows; $500 gift card to Goose Creek) (Rachel)
• Trip to Puerto Vallarta (RT Coach to Puerto Vallarta, MX for a 6n all-inclusive stay in an apppointed resort room at Buenaventura Grand Hotel & Great Moments + private RT airport transfers) (Rachel)
• 2022 Currant Red Kia Forte LXS (2L engine, IVT, FWD) (Devin)

Bid: $24,420

Taisha

$22,632

HOT TUB/TRIP

$25,598

$2,966

HOT TUB/TRIP

*WIN*
$26,898

Amer

$24,420

TRIP/CAR

$30,887

$6,467

TRIP/CAR

Results: 2 out of 6 (with 1 bailout)
Winnings: $83,532
Biggest Winner: Taisha

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Gotta run errands. 6 shows to go for the main stretch of season.

[ooboh]

That Cover Up playing was just … wow. Not sure that’s ever happened before.

Also, does anybody know if this is the first time one of the “games” shown in Cover Up was played on the same episode? Here, one of the games the contestant has to cover up was Pay the Rent, which was played today.

[LiteBulb88]

Pay the Rent had three solutions, all of which had the same top two floors:

Tea (3.99) < Pickle Chips + Crackers (4.29 + 4.99 = 9.28) < Seasoning + Pizza (1.59 + 7.99 = 9.58) < Cleanser (9.99)
Pickle Chips (4.29) < Tea + Crackers (3.99 + 4.99 = 8.98) < Seasoning + Pizza (1.59 + 7.99 = 9.58) < Cleanser (9.99)
Crackers (4.99) < Tea + Pickle Chips (3.99 + 4.29 = 8.28) < Seasoning + Pizza (1.59 + 7.99 = 9.58) < Cleanser (9.99)

Cover Up: Whether intentional or not, this was the perfect example of why you should get the second number wrong on the first try and why you should know the unwritten rule that the top number of the last column is never correct. What a win!

[Mewtwo]

Holy crap, what a win on Cover Up.  Other than an exacta, you can't do better than that - except this is better play, almost, than an Exacta IMO because you're giving yourself the best chance to keep going if you didn't get everything perfect.  Well done!

[ThatDonGuy]

Also, does anybody know if this is the first time one of the “games” shown in Cover Up was played on the same episode? Here, one of the games the contestant has to cover up was Pay the Rent, which was played today.

Speaking of Cover Up, how many years after 2010 did the show premiere more than one game in a year? True, it's not exactly something they need to worry about, as there won't be that many more opportunities to play Cover Up this season.

mumble grumble would've lost Pay The Rent on the first step (so much for "put the second most expensive item in the mailbox")

[DYC]

(Speaking of Cover Up) the unwritten rule that the top number of the last column is never correct.

Wow! As a LFAT, I thought I knew all of the show’s nooks and crannies. I can’t believe that I’ve personally never realized that about Cover Up’s last digit setup. Thanks for pointing that out.

[ooboh]

Wow! As a LFAT, I thought I knew all of the show’s nooks and crannies. I can’t believe that I’ve personally never realized that about Cover Up’s last digit setup. Thanks for pointing that out.

If I recall correctly, I believe the reason why that is is because a contestant would need to be six feet tall in order to reach the top number of the last column without stretching. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[BillyGr]

Is this the first time since 2020 that the contestant had $1 bills in their hand during Lucky 7?

[Torgo]

Holy crap, what a win on Cover Up.  Other than an exacta, you can't do better than that - except this is better play, almost, than an Exacta IMO because you're giving yourself the best chance to keep going if you didn't get everything perfect.  Well done!

Sure you can. Get the last digit right on the first turn, and then auto win every other digit from then on.

[MSTieScott]

If I recall correctly, I believe the reason why that is is because a contestant would need to be six feet tall in order to reach the top number of the last column without stretching. Please correct me if I am wrong.

I'm 5'8", and I didn't have to exert myself in order to load the top number onto the board. I had to reach up, but it wasn't any kind of struggle.

Cover Up: Whether intentional or not, this was the perfect example of why you should get the second number wrong on the first try and why you should know the unwritten rule that the top number of the last column is never correct.

At least not since season 42.

[TinoStar11]

Also, does anybody know if this is the first time one of the “games” shown in Cover Up was played on the same episode?

The February 11 show had Plinko as part of Cover's theme and was played as the next game after Cover.

[Grammar-Nazi]

Drew’s final comment after Emily won Cover Up said it best: “What an odyssey that was!”

[Wayoshi]

Cover segment, up for 1 year:

https://streamable.com/wqvp3l

[JayC]

They could've used 2006 for Cover Up also since it also had two games debut-- Balance Game and Stack the Deck. But I get them wanting to jump to 2010 to get two Drew era games in before the season ends.

Speaking of Cover Up, how many years after 2010 did the show premiere more than one game in a year? True, it's not exactly something they need to worry about, as there won't be that many more opportunities to play Cover Up this season.

The first until 2021 with Back to 72 and To The Penny debuting at the beginning of this season.

It was a tough choice putting the pizza or the face cleanser in the attic in Pay the Rent. I would've been wrong going with the pizza.

[TPIRfan#9821]

Here's Emily's mother, if anyone was looking.

This episode really was the tale of two halves; it definitely got more exciting after the reveal of the fourth game, and things escalated.