FULL RECAP - TPiR 04/18/2008

[phunguy]

Next time in chat, we'll have to put a virual leash on heels!

[whinbaby]

The Price is Right Season 36, Game #126 (#6,857)

Showcase #1
Computer - $1,927
Range - $929
Chevrolet Impala - $23,000

Showcase #2
Teleflora - I did some more research on March 10's second showcase and came up with $1,220.
Dining Room - $6,862
Snowmobile - $7,999

Your Modeling Scorecard for April 18, 2008
Rachel Reynolds
Total:  $42,010
What the contestants won:  $20,829, 7
What the contestants lost:  $21,181, 3

After 77 episodes
Prizes:  693 (436-257)
Cars:  76 (26-50)
Trips:  48 (19-29)
Season modeling total so far: $3,776,777

Gabrielle Tuite
Total:  $58,859
What the contestants won:  $19,564, 6
What the contestants lost:  $39,295, 2

After 33 episodes
Prizes:  285 (193-92)
Cars:  30 (17-13)
Trips:  22 (11-11)
Season modeling total so far: $1,657,129

Lanisha Cole
Total:  $21,707
What the contestants won:  $16,108, 6
What the contestants lost:  $5,559, 4

After 48 episodes
Prizes:  431 (277-154)
Cars:  50 (22-28)
Trips:  38 (17-22)
Season modeling total so far: $2,254,760

Your 25 prizes total $112,278.

[goldroadfanatic]

"We're all here to win some money today! Better watch out, CBS, we're taking all your money today, baby!"

Ezra was just fun to watch,  especially when he was celebrating his being on the show with Drew when he first came on stage.  I also laughed at how he said the price was not $91 million.

I loved Drew's commentary when Shaun was running around in Race Game, it made the game more entertaining to watch.

Uh, is $19 the most random low bid ever on the show?

Did anyone notice the lights around the 3 on the number display in Pathfinder were irregular compared to the 1's and the 8's?

It really was a bummer that Brandon lost Pathfinder after guessing the first three numbers correctly.  Although, I don't see why he didn't get the camera keychain correct, that thing looked like it could be pretty expensive.

If you ask me, when the camera tilted down for the split-screen shot of Ezra's first spin, it was sort of weird.

I really wonder why no "DING" was played when the floor clock's price in Magic # was revealed.

How long has it been since mascara was used as a GP on the show? 

I found it interesting that they combined backdrops for the dining room in showcase #2 and that they placed the dinnerware standing up, instead of having Lanisha pick up some of the pieces.