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Studio 46 - Non-TPiR Discussion => Out In Left Field => Topic started by: silverice878 on January 20, 2011, 06:46:48 PM
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If you ran TPIR for a day, which games would you have (retired can be included), and what would the prizes be?? Here's mine:
1. Golden Road for a $198,000 Lamborghini Gallardo
2. 5 Price Tags for a '53 red and white Chevy Corvette
3. Hi-Lo for a 2011 Challenger
4. Safe Crackers for a 2011 Camaro (5-digit lock)
5. Pocket Change for a 2011 Chevy Silverado
6. Balance Game '06 for a 2011 Ford Mustang
What are yours???
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Haha, no one else can do a show now because the prize budget on your show just put The Price is Right on hiatus for the next three years.
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If you ran TPIR for a day, which games would you have (retired can be included), and what would the prizes be?? Here's mine:
1. Golden Road for a $198,000 Lamborghini Gallardo
2. 5 Price Tags for a '53 red and white Chevy Corvette
3. Hi-Lo for a 2011 Challenger
4. Safe Crackers for a 2011 Camaro (5-digit lock)
5. Pocket Change for a 2011 Chevy Silverado
6. Balance Game '06 for a 2011 Ford Mustang
What are yours???
Talk about running literally for a day....You'd be fired tomorrow for making the show go into major debt and possibly responsible for it's cancelling. Even the $100K Tesla Roadster was pushing it...
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Talk about running literally for a day....You'd be fired tomorrow for making the show go into major debt and possibly responsible for it's cancelling. Even the $100K Tesla Roadster was pushing it...
Not only the show but probably the entire network. Plus The Balance Game isn't really suitable for Cars
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First, we'll assume David Lawrence is announcing since the other 4 are otherwise engaged. Also, I'm assuming the luxury car of the week wasn't used yet.
1) Double Prices (trip to Tokyo, RT coach LA, 6n)
2) (It's) In The Bag for the usual stakes
3) Any Number for a Chevy HHR (small prize is a Wii + games)
4) Clock Game for a fancy recliner and table set (bonus prize: living room group)
5) Bullseye for a hot tub
6) Hole in One for a Ford Escape
Showcases:
"Solomon Barker, Relationship Counselor" - Starring Jeff Davis as the titular counselor, and the other three candidates as gentlemen having difficulty in their relationships. Prizes: 60" HDTV, African safari, Chrysler PT Cruiser.
"Long Live The King" - A tribute to Elvis. Trips are to Memphis, London (better than San Francisco for the Jailhouse Rock sequence) and a Cadillac, preferably pink.
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Not only the show but probably the entire network. Plus The Balance Game isn't really suitable for Cars
Balance Game has been played for cars on the real show many times. That's why it was given a 5-digit price display.
And why are so many in this thread focused on the budget effects? That doesn't matter in a fantasy lineup.
Anyway, mine would be:
1. Super Ball!!! (for 3 cars: Ford Mustang, Cadillac CTS, Corvette)
2. Three Strikes (For a BMW)
3. Push Over (for a speedboat)
4. Race Game (for a pool table, hot tub, HDTV, and an Apple computer)
5. Hole in One (for a Toyota Prius)
6. Bump (for trips to London and Paris)
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My lineup would be:
1. Punchboard
2. Hurdles for a steam shower
3. Temptation for a Dodge Challenger, desktop computer, iPod set, watch and $5200 in cash
4. Shell Game for a Jet-Ski
5. Bonkers for a trip to London
6. 10 Chances for a digital camera, widescreen TV and a 1954 Mercedes Gullwing
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\ Plus The Balance Game isn't really suitable for Cars
Why not? BigJon did it with his game, and it works fine. Besides, I thought they did that on the real game, occassionaly...
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here's how my line-up would be like:
1. Grand Game
2. Hole in One.... or Two ( for a Chevy HHR)
3. Balance Game ( Trip to Montreal Canada)
4. Most Expensive ( for a Treadmill, Charcoal Grill, and Armoire)
5. Card Game ( for a Honda Odyssey)
6. Hit Me (trip to Spain)
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Well...I could just recycle one of the lineups and prizes from one of my HYO shows, but I won't...I'll write a new one with some prizes.
Clock Game (3-digit clock and a 3-digit piece computer; bonus prize $1000 cash, and nothing else.)
Card Game (car in the $18-$20K range...still using the $12K starting bid)
Grand Game ($10K)
Shopping Spree (four trips...yes, I am that evil :D)
Shell Game (room of furniture in the $5-$6K range, using the old $500 bonus)
Lucky Seven ($21-$25K range car)
...how does that time out?
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I included the cues for the games....
Give or Keep (for a Bedroom) (Race Game Cue)
More or Less (exercise bike, 3D HD Television, Steamshower, 2011 Chevy HHR) (Phone Home Game and Big Banana)
Grand Game (Target Price 7.50) (Cue 19 for GP)
Split Decision (iPod Package and 2011 Ford Mustang) (Bhen and This Cue (http://www.gameshowthemesongs.net/sounds/TPIR/New/tpircarmusic.mp3))
Shell Game (A trip Around Europe) (Amen, Brother Herbert)
Check-Out (2011 Toyota Camry) (MGHS) (Eric? for GP)
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Master Key for a Scion Xb, An elliptical trainer, and a collection of handbags
Side-by-Side for a trip to Alaska
Punchboard for $25,000
Bulls-Eye for an Arcade Game and Pinball Machine
Stack the Deck for a Mini Cooper
Pushover for a Wine Etagere
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What kind of handbags? K-Mart ($15 apiece)? Coach (100-700 apiece)? Prada (1000+ apiece)?
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1. Golden Road for a PlayStation 3, a trip to the Indianapolis 500, and a McLaren F1
2. Flip Flop for a trip to Tahiti
3. Pay the Rent for $250,000
4. Temptation for a Porsche 911 R
5. Punch A Bunch for $50,000
6. Push Over for a Harley Davidson motorcycle
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Guess I'll take a crack at this:
1. Triple Play (Chevy Aveo, Toyota Camry, Cadillac CTS)
2. Check Game (Game Room)
3. Plinko ($50,000)
4. Gas Money (Ford Fusion)
5. Buy or Sell (Motorbike, Sofa, HDTV)
6. Grocery Game (Trip to Athens)
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What kind of handbags? K-Mart ($15 apiece)? Coach (100-700 apiece)? Prada (1000+ apiece)?
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If we're being realistic, probably the Coach range. The thing about Master Key is that it is one of the few games where the actual price of the prizes is never given, but the non-car prizes are generally in the $1000-$2500 range.
(As for the specific brand...that probably depends on which brands are still on speaking terms with the show. I know at least one has objected to a show as 'crass' as The Price is Right diluting their brand.)
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1. Golden Road for a PlayStation 3, a trip to the Indianapolis 500, and a McLaren F1
2. Flip Flop for a trip to Tahiti
3. Pay the Rent for $250,000
4. Temptation for a Porsche 911 R
5. Punch A Bunch for $50,000
6. Push Over for a Harley Davidson motorcycle
And you thought I would have killed off the show...
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My dream line-up:
IUFB 1: His & Her Tag Hauer Watches
PG1: Golden Road for a Nintendo Wii Package, Yamaha Digital Piano, and a 2011 Dodge Viper SRT10
IUFB 2: 36" Sony Bravia HDTV
PG2: PLiNKO
IUFB3: 64 GB iPhone 4 and iPad
PG3: Clock Game for a Coach Handbag/Acessories Collection & HP Laptop Computer
IUFB 4: Car Stereo System
PG4: One Away for a 2011 Ford Taurus SE
IUFB 5: 4 Pair of His/Her Dolce Gabana Sunglasses
PG5: Double Prices for a 6n Trip to Bangkok
IUFB 6: Ping Golf Set
PG6 (which I know this probably wouldn't happen): Pay the Rent
What ya'll think of that?
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My dream line-up:
IUFB 1: His & Her Tag Hauer Watches
PG1: Golden Road for a Nintendo Wii Package, Yamaha Digital Piano, and a 2011 Dodge Viper SRT10
IUFB 2: 36" Sony Bravia HDTV
PG2: PLiNKO
IUFB3: 64 GB iPhone 4 and iPad
PG3: Clock Game for a Coach Handbag/Acessories Collection & HP Laptop Computer
IUFB 4: Car Stereo System
PG4: One Away for a 2011 Ford Taurus SE
IUFB 5: 4 Pair of His/Her Dolce Gabana Sunglasses
PG5: Double Prices for a 6n Trip to Bangkok
IUFB 6: Ping Golf Set
PG6 (which I know this probably wouldn't happen): Pay the Rent
What ya'll think of that?
Make Grocery Game last. Otherwise, it rocks.
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If we're being realistic, probably the Coach range. The thing about Master Key is that it is one of the few games where the actual price of the prizes is never given, but the non-car prizes are generally in the $1000-$2500 range.
(As for the specific brand...that probably depends on which brands are still on speaking terms with the show. I know at least one has objected to a show as 'crass' as The Price is Right diluting their brand.)
Yes, thats perfectly accurate. I was just going for a realistic lineup more than anything else.
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Can the Barker era be included as well ? Here's mine:
Most Expensive (retired 1984-2009 set): Daybed, Gallery Clock, and Bumper Pool Table (second thoughts is the cue),
Grocery Game: Trip to New York City,
Temptation: Sportscar (bean stalker is the cue), Flatware, 2 electric guitars, Motorscooter, Gas Range w/ self cleaning oven,
Punch A Bunch (old setup & podiums and the $10k sign on the turntable) $10,000 cash,
Safe Crackers: Snowmobile & Snowmobile hemlets w/ goggles (phaser is the cue),
Money Game: Jeep 4x4 (spelling bee car cue).
Showcase 1: "Around the World" His and Hers Luggage, Trips to Hawaii, Australia, and Italy.
Showcase 2: "TPiR Train Depot" (chatanooga choo-choo is the cue) Dinette, Barbeque Grill, Spa.
I'm actually taking mine one step further, I'm actually putting my own classic TPiR's on sketch paper ! I've written down my own TPiR show (what I listed above) on scrap paper and now I'm drawing it out. I've decided to go with the Barker era for mine, taking place in the early-mid 90s, the old big doors w/ just the logo, the red turntable carpeting, Bob is the host and Rod is the announcer.
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Most Expensive (retired 1984-2009 set): Daybed, Gallery Clock, and Bumper Pool Table (second thoughts is the cue),
Grocery Game: Trip to New York City,
Temptation: Sportscar (bean stalker is the cue), Flatware, 2 electric guitars, Motorscooter, Gas Range w/ self cleaning oven,
Punch A Bunch (old setup & podiums and the $10k sign on the turntable) $10,000 cash,
Safe Crackers: Snowmobile & Snowmobile hemlets w/ goggles (phaser is the cue),
Money Game: Jeep 4x4 (spelling bee car cue).
Showcase 1: "Around the World" His and Hers Luggage, Trips to Hawaii, Australia, and Italy.
Showcase 2: "TPiR Train Depot" (chatanooga choo-choo is the cue) Dinette, Barbeque Grill, Spa.
Stop being realistic!
Mine:
Balance Game: Your weight in gold.
Hi-Lo: Australia. Not a trip there. The country of Australia.
It's Optional: The Batmobile and the rarely-seen Batscooter.
Secret X: A 51% stake in Google and Microsoft.
Fortune Hunter: The Moon, Mars, Venus, and Neptune.
Pick-a-Number: The White House.
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PG #1: Clock Game (Treadmil & Daybed)
PG #2: Lucky Seven (Chevrolet Malibu)
PG #3: Pick-a-Pair (Living Room)
PG #4: Most Expensive (Bar Set, Grandfather Clock, HD TV)
PG #5: Temptation (Buick LaCrosse, Stereo components, range, apothecary chest, fishbowl of cash)
PG #6: Bonus Game (Sailboat, blender, cd case, board game, blu-ray player)
SC #1: Port 'O Price (Dinette set, player piano, jet ski)
SC #2: Main Street (Entertainment center, refridgerator/freezer, soda bar, sofa, Chevrolet Silverado)
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Now Here's My Own TPIR Episode
Host: Drew Carey
Announcer: George Gray (or Shawn Cosgrove - from Aussie TPIR)
Models (Crossover between 2003 AUS and Current USA with No Male Models sorry Adam Wells): Manuela Arbelaez, Rachel Reynolds, Gwendolyn Osborne, Samantha Steele (Get Ready for a Second Chance!), Sarita Stella-Holland, Kathy Lloyd, Danielle Atkin, Kimberly Chen and Hayley Marie Norman (from NBC's Deal or No Deal; Good Candidate to replace Lanisha)
Theme Music: 2007 TPIR Theme (or if Shawn; 2003 Australian Version (That's a Remix of the 1989 (Turpie) & 1993 (Emdur) Version)
Prize Cues: Same as USA's but we added in several prize cues from the Australia (Turpie and Emdur's) to go along with it
PG1: Squeeze Play - Beachcomber hot tub. (seats 5; ARP: $7,244) (Gwendolyn)
PG2: Grocery Game - Bedroom Set (Ethan Allen Modern; bed, nightstands, dresser, armoire; Comfortaire GS700 king mattress) + dry-cleaning for a year. (ARP: $14,243) (Gwendolyn)
PG3: Bump (same setup as Australia's so we put it back for good) - 25.5 cu.ft. Refrigerator ($2,859) (Rachel and Gwendolyn) and Billiards table (Marsconi Chandler II; ARP: $1,100) (Kimberly and Samantha)
PG4: Superball (Making a grand revival after a 13 year hiatus) - Home Gym (Inspire M3) ($3,495) (Samantha and Kathy), Home office set (Ashley Carlyle) + tablet computer. (Dell; 2GB RAM, 120GB HDD) ($4,278) (Hayley), trip to Japan. (RT coach LA to Osaka ride to Kyoto, 6n hotel, cooking class + sake tasting) ($9,641) (Rachel) [$17,414 prize package]
PG5: Lucky Seven - 2011 Hyundai Accent GS 3-door. (110hp engine; ARP: $14,510) (Kathy)
PG6: Double Prices - Trip to Cancun (Hotel and Price You Decide) (All Models in Swimwear)
Showcase 1 - May feature tickets to the 2011 NBA Finals and Stanley Cup
Showcase 2 - May feature tickets to the Super Bowl, 2011 MLB All Star Game and World Series
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TripleCrown, Greece or Iceland would be much cheaper than Australia. ;) Ireland, too.
If we're being realistic, probably the Coach range. The thing about Master Key is that it is one of the few games where the actual price of the prizes is never given, but the non-car prizes are generally in the $1000-$2500 range.
True. I did see an episode on youtube recently (I think it was Swap Meet? Easy as 1-2-3? Something like that) that had a collection of Marc Jacobs bags. :drool:
Hmmm.
1. Pathfinder - Ford F150
2. Grocery Game - home theater system (flat-panel LCD HDTV, DVD player, full sound system)
3. Bullseye, whichever version they play now - trip to Holland
4. I'm thinking Professor Price, just to give today's audiences a "WTF is that?!!", but in seriousness: It's in the Bag.
5. Money Game - 1958 Plymouth Fury. Red & white.
6. Hit Me - bedroom group; a dark wood sleigh bed and matching dresser and armoire
Showcase 1: Round the world - NYC, Munich, Sydney
Showcase 2: Collection of Betsey Johnson shoes and handbags, a VW Beetle painted Betsey style.
Hrm. I guess I really like grocery games?
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Here are my picks:
Triple Play: Ford Focus S, Ford Fusion Hybrid, Ford Taurus SHO
Squeeze Play: 14-day Carribean Cruise
Shell Game: Game room package includes Pool Table, Bar set, Arcade Machine
Credit Card: Lawn Tractor, Grandfather Clock, Train Set, Queen-Size Bed, Dinette Set, Refrigerator/Freezer
$25,000 Punch-A-Bunch: Plus 4 3-digit prizes
That's Optional: Two Honda Civics
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Not only the show but probably the entire network. Plus The Balance Game isn't really suitable for Cars
Obviously not for the show itself. It's been played for a car 5 times:
10/12/06, 10/1/08, 2/11/09, 6/22/09, 1/10/10
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Stop being realistic!
Mine:
Balance Game: Your weight in gold.
Hi-Lo: Australia. Not a trip there. The country of Australia.
It's Optional: The Batmobile and the rarely-seen Batscooter.
Secret X: A 51% stake in Google and Microsoft.
Fortune Hunter: The Moon, Mars, Venus, and Neptune.
Pick-a-Number: The White House.
Made my day.
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3 Strikes (5 numbers, 1 strike in bag) for a Lincoln Town Car
Bullseye for a trip to Hawaii
Shopping Spree for an LCD HD TV, a chair and ottoman, a dinette set, and a refrigerator/freezer
Balance Game for a Beachcomber hot tub
Spelling Bee for a Nissan Sentra
Magic # for a pool table and an X-box 360/Playstation 3/Nintendo Wii gaming package
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Fortune Hunter: The Moon, Mars, Venus, and Neptune.
...and the $5000 too!
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Mine:
Golden Road: 2011 Aston Martin Rapide ($199,950).
Bullseye: A Trip to Cairo. (around $3000)
Grand Game: $20,000.
Master Key: A Day Bed, an iPad and a 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser. (Total: about $70,000)
Squeeze Play: A trip to Sydney, Australia. ($10,000)
It's in the bag: $24,000.
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Made my day.
I aim to please. Apparently someone took offense to my proposal; someone ignored me! Where's my razor blades? A wrist-slittin' I shall go...
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Make Grocery Game last. Otherwise, it rocks.
Thanks! I'd just like to see Golden Road and Pay The Rent in the same episode....I am assuming that PTR will always be a "first only" PG
Now Here's My Own TPIR Episode
Host: Drew Carey
Announcer: George Gray (or Shawn Cosgrove - from Aussie TPIR)
Models (Crossover between 2003 AUS and Current USA with No Male Models sorry Adam Wells): Manuela Arbelaez, Rachel Reynolds, Gwendolyn Osborne, Samantha Steele (Get Ready for a Second Chance!), Sarita Stella-Holland, Kathy Lloyd, Danielle Atkin, Kimberly Chen and Hayley Marie Norman (from NBC's Deal or No Deal; Good Candidate to replace Lanisha)
Theme Music: 2007 TPIR Theme (or if Shawn; 2003 Australian Version (That's a Remix of the 1989 (Turpie) & 1993 (Emdur) Version)
Prize Cues: Same as USA's but we added in several prize cues from the Australia (Turpie and Emdur's) to go along with it
PG1: Squeeze Play - Beachcomber hot tub. (seats 5; ARP: $7,244) (Gwendolyn)
PG2: Grocery Game - Bedroom Set (Ethan Allen Modern; bed, nightstands, dresser, armoire; Comfortaire GS700 king mattress) + dry-cleaning for a year. (ARP: $14,243) (Gwendolyn)
PG3: Bump (same setup as Australia's so we put it back for good) - 25.5 cu.ft. Refrigerator ($2,859) (Rachel and Gwendolyn) and Billiards table (Marsconi Chandler II; ARP: $1,100) (Kimberly and Samantha)
PG4: Superball (Making a grand revival after a 13 year hiatus) - Home Gym (Inspire M3) ($3,495) (Samantha and Kathy), Home office set (Ashley Carlyle) + tablet computer. (Dell; 2GB RAM, 120GB HDD) ($4,278) (Hayley), trip to Japan. (RT coach LA to Osaka ride to Kyoto, 6n hotel, cooking class + sake tasting) ($9,641) (Rachel) [$17,414 prize package]
PG5: Lucky Seven - 2011 Hyundai Accent GS 3-door. (110hp engine; ARP: $14,510) (Kathy)
PG6: Double Prices - Trip to Cancun (Hotel and Price You Decide) (All Models in Swimwear)
Showcase 1 - May feature tickets to the 2011 NBA Finals and Stanley Cup
Showcase 2 - May feature tickets to the Super Bowl, 2011 MLB All Star Game and World Series
Wow, just one car the whole show? That's different....
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If I ran TPIR on October 21, 2015, this would be my show:
Back To The Future Themed Show
1. Easy as 1-2-3 for a Telescope, 10 Pairs of Nike Shoes, and an Apple Computer
2. Clock Game for a Stereo System, Scuba Equipment, and $8,800 in cash
3. Pathfinder for a 2011 Ford Fiesta
4. Punchboard for $25,000
5. Grocery Game for a rock band worth of instruments (theme is time)
6. Line 'Em Up For an Alarm Clock, 8GB iPod Touch, Video Glasses, and a 2011 Chevy HHR LS
SC1: A Pair of Arcade Games, 3D TV, and a luxury Trip to Universal Studios
SC2: Pair of Skateboards, a Jukebox, a Vintage Cafe Table, and a refurbished DeLorean