Wow, for the first time since May 10, 2003, Any Number was seen in primetime!
Did anyone notice that the license plate on the front of the Jeep did was not the normal California "Price is Right" one?
It's really a shame that Susan lost the Jeep. She was such a nice lady, full of energy, and was in a good mood. It was also great that she expressed her happiness for coming out of cancer. I personally was kind of expecting zero to show up for the fourth digit in the Jeep's price.
Well, Plinko is played again in primetime. I think the rules for the million dollar golden chip are okay since landing two chips in the center slot is pretty common. The stipulation of hitting it three times was fair in my book since that happens, albeit on rare occasions, and is more possible than getting an exacta in the game. It's a shame that Jason won a mere $2500.
Yay, Race Game is played in primetime for the first time since February 5, 2003 (the first MDS ever)! I like how they offered just more expensive prizes instead of four trips like last time, kind of like how it was in the 1986 specials. Phyllis thought that home gym was $3399 and left it alone and it was a shame that all that changing was for naught. I really never thought that computer would be so pricey.
It was pretty nice to see a $5000 win on the wheel and then a $25,000 bonus spin on the special.
Roger apparently has some special affinity for Lucky $even lately, it now has been played in every primetime special. It's just overkill to see this game so much in primetime. I would much rather see Ten Chances, That's Too Much, or Pocket ˘hange played instead.
kind laughed at how Lyric mentioned her boys would love that convertible after Drew mentioned "we have all the models in it tonight." That fourth digit really did her in and it made it pretty difficult to guess the last number correctly with such little room for error.
For the first time ever, Drew referred to It's in the Bag properly instead of "In the Bag".
Well, I am now going to wonder when the Dom Casual labels in It's In the Bag will make it to the daytime show.
I'm pretty surprised that Squeeze Play came up instead of Coming or Going. I mean since this is an MDS, I would kind of expect that the game would be played for only 5-digit prizes.
It really is a disappointment to see our first skunked special in the Drew Carey era of the show.
Yay, the neon chevrons backdrop was used for the Lincoln MKZ's!
Wow, our second millionaire in this batch of specials! This is just surreal that when Bob did these MDS's for four years, he couldn't give away the million, but Drew has given away $2 million in a matter of weeks, wow.
Interesting to note that all cars offered tonight were all made by Chrysler or a brand owned by the company, in this case it was Jeep.