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[SteveGavazzi]

Tim was also a fill-in for Meredith Viera on WWTBAM for a week, and a bad one at that.

Really?  I remember him being pretty decent.

(This is not to say that I want him -- or anyone else -- replacing Drew.)

[mrbrown2195]

Hello i heard that they want to replace Drew Carey with a Fresh Young Host

Sources are saying that they been under some heavy negotiations with Tim Vincent To Replace Drew Carey


I'll come back with more updates

You have one post on this website, it being in this rumor thread; you do not have an established record of accuracy, like nanny who correctly reported Mike Richards became co-executive producer of the show before it was publicly announced. While he/she has only had two posts, at least we have some reason to believe them.

We have no reason to believe you, especially with your really bad grammar and capitalization.

[tpirfan28]

And it really doesn't make sense...Drew is the "fresh young host" compared to Barker, anyway.

"Fresh young host" to Drew is like Ryan Seacrest or something like that.

[Franc]

"Fresh young host" to Drew is like Ryan Seacrest or something like that.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (lol)

[MissesJanice]

Hello i heard that they want to replace Drew Carey with a Fresh Young Host

Sources are saying that they been under some heavy negotiations with Tim Vincent To Replace Drew Carey


I'll come back with more updates

No one has confirmed any of this. And what is a Tim Vincent?

[tpirfan28]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (lol)

I understand.  I seriously doubt Ryan would take the gig, anyway.  He's already on AI, has a couple of radio gigs, I think he does stuff for E!...

..oh, and it's now called "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest".  Yeah, he doesn't need "Host of Price is Right" on his resume.

[PriceFanArmadillo]

And what is a Tim Vincent?

I think it's the new currency of Zimbabwe.  One Vin-Cent = $375,250,000,000.05 in the old currency.

[Hag]

I will say this about Tim Vincent, after watching him on Millionaire, I think he'd make a good James Bond.  I say that on the basis of looks only, I don't know if he's acted in any movies.

[bingocaller1]

I think we all need to day a BIG prayer of Drew today. Let's hope that we don't lose Drew too. Two hosts in one year not a good sign.
What time is this "meeting" today?

[Joe_Capitano]

No, we don't need prayer. What is getting into some of you? There's this meeting. Drew evidently will be there. Big Whoop.

Nowhere else except on this website from a few of you is anyone speculating about Drew's future with Price. I'd think we'd be seeing heavy duty gossip going on in the mainstream if he were on the chopping block. Three is none, so quit worrying.

[TheKid965]

Nowhere else except on this website from a few of you is anyone speculating about Drew's future with Price. I'd think we'd be seeing heavy duty gossip going on in the mainstream if he were on the chopping block. Three is none, so quit worrying.

New Math?  ;^)

I concur.  If something like that were going down surely we'd have heard something about it by now.  In this case, no news has to be considered good news.

[The_Great_Butler]

New Math?  ;^)

I concur.  If something like that were going down surely we'd have heard something about it by now.  In this case, no news has to be considered good news.

Not necessarily. Wasn't Bob announcing his retirement a surprise?

[rob79]

Not necessarily. Wasn't Bob announcing his retirement a surprise?

I wouldn't think so. With Bob's age, everyone had to have been anticipating his retirement sooner rather than later.

[SteveGavazzi]

I wouldn't think so. With Bob's age, everyone had to have been anticipating his retirement sooner rather than later.

Not the point.  The announcement itself came out of nowhere.

[tnpir4000]

There's a significant difference of opinion about whether Bob was truly ready to retire.  After all, despite Les Moonves' words to the contrary, wasn't there speculation of yet another TPiR lawsuit on the way, and that as a result CBS was "encouraging" Bob to just retire?

Some people say Bob had become stale and less than spry in his old age, to which there's some degree of truth.  But I think he could've gone at least one more year.  

Then there's Bob's statement that he'd rather retire too soon than too late, and then there's the school of thought that doing it that way always leaves people open to seeing you more (in the same way that a cliffhanger ending always brings audiences back).

Either way, his announcement DID seem to come out of nowhere, mid-season.  There had been talk of such a thing for several seasons IIRC but there was no indication that things had taken on a more serious air come Season 35.