if they had to stop down because drew messed up the rules, he might have been a bit upset at himself.. sometimes its hard to not let it show when you're frustrated at yourself.
I think FlipFlopper7769 meant "between pricing games 1 and 2" when he said stopdown. He didn't mean in the middle of the segment. Also, I thought he meant Drew
did get the rules right; he was just joking during the stopdown/commercial break.
For example, he said the rules as they should be said, but during the stopdown, he jokingly told Teonne "you're suppose to pick the price that is closest
without going over". I didn't take it mean Drew messed up on the rules.
It doesn't matter how easy Roger makes a game, there is always a way to lose.
Not if the game is Double Bulls-Eye.
Only losses were the CAR GAMES?! AUTOMATIC BAD SHOW!!!
I don't get why this is a bad show, just because the car games were lost--especially since all other games were won. Sure, a nice prize was lost, but determining if a show is good or bad should also depend on the contestants, the host, and the audience.
Also, I wonder what was up with Drew today, he seemed off in different parts of the show, like he didn't reveal the actual price of the Cobalt after it was lost.
There were times in which Bob didn't reveal the price of an item. Was Bob off in those parts of the shows too?
nice to see Triple Play back in rotation.
This was never out of rotation. It just wasn't played. Similar to when Double Prices wasn't played in March or April of Season 35. It wasn't out of the pricing game rotation; it just wasn't played. Same concept here. Perhaps a better phrase would be "nice to see Triple Play being played again".
TRIPLE PLAY: Drew did reveal the price of the Cobalt to himself and everyone else after the cameras were off.
Do you happen to remember the price of the Cobalt?