Episode #7593K
Taped: April 6, 2016
Models: Amber Lancaster, Rachel Reynolds
Mic handoff: Amber Lancaster
First four: Sarah Ellis, Salvatore Salamone, Shelly Abrahams, Marcus Stephenson
IUFB: 24” Dell all-in-one desktop PC (12GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive)
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Sarah |
Salvatore |
Shelly |
Marcus |
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$1,300 |
$1,000 |
$1,900 |
$1,100 |
ARP: $1,450
Sarah (a dance teacher from New York) will play One Away for a Mini Cooper
Hardtop! (1.5 L engine, 6-speed MT, automatic climate control)
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WRONG PRICE |
$31,141 |
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FIRST GUESS |
$22,050 |
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NUMBER OF HONKS |
5 |
PERFECTION
5. Ellen Draper
IUFB: Schwinn 470 elliptical trainer (29 fitness programs, 25 levels of resistance)
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ELLEN |
Salvatore |
Shelly |
Marcus |
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$1,000 |
$1,300 |
$1,600 |
$1,250 |
ARP: $1,299
Marcus (a travel nurse from Alabama) will play Coming or Going for a trip to New Orleans, LA! (RT, 6n, bi-level loft suite at The Bourbon Orleans – one VIP steamboat dinner cruise incl.)
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COMING |
GOING |
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$9,517 |
$7,159 |
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GUESS |
$7,159 |
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ARP |
$7,159 |
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WIN
6. Bridget Praytor
IUFB: 3 activity trackers
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Ellen |
Salvatore |
Shelly |
BRIDGET |
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$900 |
$500 |
$501 |
$476 |
CLANGERS!
ARP: $500
Salvatore gets his $500 bonus, and he
will play Cliff Hangers for a Kohler bathroom! (shower wall set,
rainhead with removable Bluetooth-enabled speaker, bathtub, intelligent toilet,
etc. – installation incl.)
ARP: $26,290
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SMALL PRIZE |
GUESS |
ARP |
DIFFERENCE |
TOTAL STEPS |
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MicroTouch Tough Blade razor |
$20 |
$20 |
0 |
0 |
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Conair Infiniti Pro curling iron |
$30 |
$33 |
3 |
3 |
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8 oz. soap dispenser |
$40 |
$40 |
0 |
0 |
WIN
He claims that his
wife helped him make his bids. Looks like his wife is an LFAT.
SCSD1
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CONTESTANT |
WINNINGS |
FIRST SPIN |
SECOND SPIN |
TOTAL |
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Marcus |
$8,458 |
$0.60 |
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$0.60 |
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Sarah |
$23,500 |
$0.75 |
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$0.75 |
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Salvatore |
$27,383 |
$0.35 |
$0.45 |
$0.80 |
7. Jeffrey Addison
IUFB: Trip to Ojai, CA (chauffeured RT in limo, 3n, The Oaks at Ojai – daily meals incl.)
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Ellen |
JEFFREY |
Shelly |
Bridget |
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$1,109 |
$3,200 |
$1,100 |
$1,101 |
ARP: $2,900
Ellen will play Stack the Deck for a Hyundai Elantra SE! (1.8 L engine, 6-speed AT, FWD, carpeted floor mat, first aid kit, cargo tray)
Digits: 0 1 2 3 6 8 9
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GP1/3/5 |
GP2/4/6 |
PRICE SHOWN |
PICK |
ARP |
DIGIT PICKED |
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C&H quick dissolving sugar, 12 oz. |
Aussie hair gel, 7 oz. |
$2.79 |
Sugar |
Sugar - $2.79 |
3rd ARP: $__,3__ |
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Zantac 75 heartburn relief tablets, 30-ct. |
Diamond chopped walnuts, 8 oz. |
$6.99 |
Walnuts |
Antacid - $10.99 |
5th |
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Grey Poupon Dijon mustard, 10 oz. |
Scotch-Brite stainless steel scrubbing pads, 3-ct. |
$3.19 |
Scrub pads |
Mustard - $4.99 |
4th |
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CONTESTANT’S GUESS |
$19,320 |
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ARP |
$19,320 |
WIN
8. Patricia Stevenson
IUFB: Hatteras tufted hammock (crafted from 4 layers of southern cypress, plush pillow)
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PATRICIA |
Jeffrey |
Shelly |
Bridget |
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$1,050 |
$750 |
$500 |
$751 |
ARP: $880
Bridget will play Switch? for:
· Frigidaire French-door refrigerator (external filtered water and ice dispenser, spill-safe glass shelves)
· Coach his-and-her accessories (one leather briefcase, wallet, belt, and one pair of metal aviators for him; leather satchel and wallet, silk scarf, 1 pair of square-shaped sunglasses for her)
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PRIZE |
Refrigerator |
Accessories |
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PRICE SHOWN |
$3,499 |
$2,148 |
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SWITCH? |
Yes |
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ARP |
$3,499 |
$2,148 |
LOSS
9. Jeanny Drumm
IUFB: 500GB Xbox One (Kinect, 2 wireless controllers, 1 headset, 3 pre-loaded games, 3 additional games)
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Patricia |
Jeffrey |
Shelly |
JEANNY |
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$750 |
$619 |
$751 |
$520 |
ARP: $679
Shelly heads off to the clubhouse, while Jeffrey will play Balance Game for:
· 75” Samsung ultra HD LED 4K TV (smart functionality, built-in Wi-Fi)
· 8-player Arachnid electronic dart board (LED display)
· 6’ air hockey table (electronic LED scoring, built-in timer, multiple game setting options – accessories incl.)
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BAGS AVAILABLE |
$91 |
$2,000 |
$4,000 |
$5,000 |
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BAGS PICKED |
$91 + $2,000 + $4,000 = $6,091 |
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ARP |
$6,091 |
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WIN
SCSD2
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CONTESTANT |
WINNINGS |
FIRST SPIN |
SECOND SPIN |
TOTAL |
BONUS SPIN |
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Bridget |
$880 |
$0.70 |
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$0.70 |
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Jeffrey |
$6,770 |
$0.70 |
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$0.70 |
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Ellen |
$22,220 |
$0.55 |
$0.45 |
$1.00 |
$0.85 |
Showcase 1 (Transformer)
· Two 12’ Oru portable folding kayaks (paddles and 2 extra gear bags incl.)
· BBO poker/dining table (solid wood construction - 4 chairs incl.)
· Mazda MX-5 Miata Sport (2 L engine, 6-speed MT, RWD)
Salvatore bids $25,000.
Showcase 2 (Music to Your Ears)
· 5 Monster HD wireless home speakers (one 5.2 channel A/V receiver incl.)
· Trip to Sydney, Australia (RT, 6n, superior room at Holiday Inn Darling Harbour – daily breakfast and one VIP tour of the Sydney Opera House incl.)
· Trip to Bora Bora (RT, 6n, overwater bungalow at Le Meridien Bora Bora – daily breakfast, 1 Polynesian dinner and show incl.)
Ellen bids $27,500.
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SHOWCASE |
SC1 (CONVERTIBLE) |
SC2 (TRIPS) |
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BID |
$25,000 |
$27,500 |
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ARP |
$31,820 |
$33,284 |
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DIFFERENCE |
$6,820 |
$5,784 |
Ellen has won $56,504 in prizes!
Pricing games won: 5 out of 6
Total winnings: $123,495
1st time since 5/30/13 when The One Away Setup started with 3 of the same number wrong.I had to look at this setup via Scorpz to see what you're getting at. The fake was 31833 then - I guess you meant first time since then there was three of the same number in a fake, which sounds plausible. I'm also wondering if this is the first time there were at least two 0s in an OA ARP - it's almost definitely the first xx0x0, the question is whether x0xx0 has happened.
I had to look at this setup via Scorpz to see what you're getting at. The fake was 31833 then - I guess you meant first time since then there was three of the same number in a fake, which sounds plausible. I'm also wondering if this is the first time there were at least two 0s in an OA ARP - it's almost definitely the first xx0x0, the question is whether x0xx0 has happened.
The bathroom especially today was a blatant use of trying to get the prize "declined" to make a win on-air not cost anything in the budget. It's very dirty and really shouldn't be done at all.
It probably depends on exactly what is included in the package. While the price number sounds really high at first glance, there are companies out there that do remodels that cost in the $8-9,000 range just for a shower (these are the ones that come in and take out everything including walls and redo plumbing and everything, so basically a completely new shower, and do it all in one day).
So if it's something like that, plus a fancy toilet with replacement and such, if one gets the right contestant it might just be taken (figuring the tax costs would be only a % of that price, and probably not a lot of cost difference from a more standard remodel, and also assuming the contestant needs a new bathroom).
Would you prefer that the show offer a bathroom without installation? That would end up declined even sooner.If the installation is so obscenely expensive, don't offer the bathroom at all. Most people buying houses just live with the bathrooms they have and don't install a damn thing, why spend a disproportionate amount of income on the bathroom of all places?
Have you ever owned a house for any significant length of time? Kitchens and bathrooms are probably the most remodeled rooms in a house... I, for one, would have *loved* this prize...See, that's great, but a remodeled bathroom is a very extensive prize that I can't imagine takes a short amount of time or inconvenience. Perhaps they could've put it in in parts, but I think that a majority of contestants would be hesitant about having something that can be quite the undertaking suddenly foisted on them, not knowing how quickly they'd have to use the prize. I don't think it's something that no one can use, but I don't think everyone is clamoring for one either and it's from that viewpoint I can see where Wayo is coming from.