Guess Race Game was a little easier than usual, thanks to the flat opening the flappy as the prizes were being revealed. It's still impressive than Lindsay won in one try, considering how difficult a prize the globe is.
Apparently, making the rangefinder go back down the scale causes much stress on the game's electronics: the useless green light never turned off!
Speaking of that, Bart, please just put Range Game on camera already! Kinda' futile when Bob points out the game before the prize is shown. And when he starts the rangefinder before showing the prize. And when the camera catches the very side of Range Game anyway.
Speaking of Range Game, it probably could've been played a little better. Not that anyone can realistically tell a $5995 prize from a $6001 prize, but it's usually a good idea to cover two "90-00" ranges on a single basic prize, anyway, since the prices most often end in 9x.
Wonder why One Wrong Price didn't use all three doors today. I mean, I know they didn't on the first playing for three trips, but then they started doing that... until today. Guess someone decided it was too much like Most Expensive, or something.
Speaking of One Wrong Price, Roger seemed to
really not want that one won. The wrong price was the only price that actually looked right.
And finally, Rachel
.
Richie wrote: 3 Strikes:...She said 2 for the first number—I was like “Yeah….in 1980!”
Or the 1990s. Three Strikes still used $20,000 luxury cars until sometime around the mid-90s. Considering it's one of the cheaper luxury cars around today, it probably would've been in the $20,000s back in the 0s. If it had actually existed back then, anyway.
Richie wrote: Craig’s final price was $20,539. Price: $20,517!!!! Roger used an EVIL car price!!! Everybody was in total shock! I couldn’t believe it—I thought Craig had it! Tough break.
I'm a little confused why $20,517 is any more evil than $20,539. Neither one really looks right, or any more likely than the other.
