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Studio 33 - Price is Right Discussion => Carey Era => The Price WAS Right => Season 45 => Topic started by: jaydlewis on October 13, 2016, 01:10:54 PM
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Recap: https://goo.gl/trkRGB
Quick Take
Squeeze Play - Loss
3 Strikes - Win
Magic # - Win
Money Game - Win
Half Off - Loss
Most Expensive - Win
TODAY YEAR
On Offer: $191,851 $3,245,083.52+
Total Won: 145,834 1,565,563.21+
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That was as Epic a win in 3X as I've ever seen in that game.
She set what I believe to be 2 Records: The most pulls ever in 1 Playing + Most pulls ever for a win ( 16 Pulls )
If they're more records , let me know.
The Show's Facebook Page Incorrectly states ( In a photo they posted ) there was 15 Pulls.
Also , it looks like a weird edit happened after she pulled the 2nd Strike. Drew may or may not have shaken the bag after the 2nd 'X' was pulled.
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Is that as epic a 3X playing as there's ever been since Toni? Has to be up there.
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Probably one of the most intense playings of 3 Strikes. Would that also be a record for most expensive vehicle won on that game?
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12 draws without a strike. I hope Lorn bought some lottery tickets later that day.
Is that as epic a 3X playing as there's ever been since Toni? Has to be up there.
I'm thinking of Lesa (http://www.golden-road.net/index.php/topic,17074.0.html) myself.
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Painful loss in 1/2 off today! :-(
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I was watching this show on CBS Detroit on Shaw Direct which cuts in with CityTV Montreal feed which for some reason had a commercial cue issue throughout the show...worst was when all I caught was the last Fifteen seconds of the First Showcase then they just showed the price reveals missing the buildup to the reveal...it was frustrating and annoying
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Solid show all around. Great gameplay, solid hosting, solid contestants. Wish they could have saved this one for tomorrow considering my birthday is tomorrow, but oh well. :P
3 Strikes was just...wow. I'm shocked that the car actually passed $60,000 - it's the most expensive car to be offered in 3X outside of Dream Car Week since at least Season 30. (it looked more like it was mid 40s to me) And the tension...it took 11 draws for her to finally place a number correctly, with 2 strikes already having been pulled out. For her to not pull out the remaining strike within 12 draws after that was incredible. This is definitely a playing that will not be forgotten.
Magic #? Lineup win! It's a shame that they still continue making the range between the two prizes so ridiculously large, it just sucks all of the challenge out of this game.
I can't blame Lorn for losing Squeeze Play - definitely not the easiest setup. I would have lost there too, though I would have taken out the 0.
What's up with 1/2 Off getting played 3 weeks in a row?
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12 draws without a strike. I hope Lorn bought some lottery tickets later that day.
Lorn played Squeeze Play.
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Maybe the most awesome win in 3 Strikes I've ever seen, and I'm old enough to have watched the show since '72. But man, that was a long segment!!
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As said, one of the most incredible 3 Strikes wins ever today. I was very surprised the car price started with 6 and that she was able to go so many pulls without getting a number or the last strike. It made the otherwise quick and dull lineup besides 1/2 Off worth it.
Still a way too high range in prices for the prizes in Magic #. I guess the easy win there made up for the very difficult Squeeze Play.
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I more likely think of Barbara playing 3 Strikes except it's not a 1999 Chevy Suburban.
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Probably one of the most intense playings of 3 Strikes. Would that also be a record for most expensive vehicle won on that game?
Per Scorpz, it's the third most-expensive car ever offered, and considering the first two are the 6-digit cars that weren't won, then yes, it is.
Holy crap that was a spectacular segment. 16 pulls to the win, and played superbly with not one repeat. And it was aired seemingly entirely intact without being hacked to death! I'm so used to the show being so heavily edited that when the pace of the segment seemed to be natural I assumed she'd be drawing the third strike at any moment.
Then when Drew zipped right into Magic # (Hell yes, Magic #) without the contestant interview to save time I felt like I was watching the Barker days again. Anyone else notice the flickering of the digits though? Of all the overhauls made, I'm surprised this isn't one they've tackled with a monitor and new software.
What. A. Show.
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M# is still so rarely played that I bet they won't bother to update it. Hell, if it breaks I bet it gets retired.
But hey, Temptation was updated, so I could be entirely off-base.
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What a FREAKING AWESOME SHOW! My reaction to 3 Strikes being won was "HOLY #*($*(@&(&(&((&(!" That by far is an incredible win. Really great show today! I did play along with M# and had estimated the M# to be around $3500. The contestant set it at $3517 and won, so I would've won the game. Seriously a very nice show today. LOVED IT, LOVED IT, LOVED IT!
You don't need to use twenty exclamation marks after each sentence. One will suffice.
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I've been watching Price for my entire life, and 3 Strikes was one of the best playings of a game I have ever seen! Drew's hosting was spot-on during it, and he did great throughout the entire show. So much fun to watch!
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Holy God, 3 Strikes was awesome today. Not counting the 6-digit stuff, I think that's the most expensive car it's ever been played for, and Drew played it up for all it was worth. His remark of, "I'm beginning to think there are only letters in the price," was definitely Bob-worthy. The length of the segment was insane, too, especially given how much editing goes on these days -- the game alone lasted almost seven and a half minutes!
God help me, I thought for a minute that Deborah was going to set the magic number at $300.
I more likely think of Barbara playing 3 Strikes except it's not a 1999 Chevy Suburban.
I know I'm going to regret asking this, but what in God's name are you babbling about?
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Magic number has never been played for cars as far as I know. I think it'd be strange to see M# played for 2 cars.
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I know I'm going to regret asking this, but what in God's name are you babbling about?
I was referring to this episode from December 02, 1998
where Barbara had that similar playing to Catherine's, except that it's not
played for a prize we had in the modern gen. It was a 1999 Chevrolet Suburban.
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3 Strikes was indeed amazing. One of the best playings of the game in years. I knew she'd eventually place some numbers, but I thought she wouldn't be able to make it the end. What a wonderful surprise.
As others have mentioned the fact that she was able to keep up with all her choices was extremely impressive. A key facet to this game that can lead to failure.
Holy God, 3 Strikes was awesome today. Not counting the 6-digit stuff, I think that's the most expensive car it's ever been played for, and Drew played it up for all it was worth.
Yeah, there has never been a car above $60K in five digit Strikes before. I thought for sure this was $50K and was absolutely shocked when it was revealed that five wasn't the first number.
When was the last time a contestant pushed the Magic # up that high? Players that go above $3,000 have to be a dime a dozen.
Overall, an excellent show with an excellent lineup. Well done, guys.
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I was referring to this episode from December 02, 1998 where Barbara had that similar playing to Catherine's, except that it's not played for a prize we had in the modern gen. It was a 1999 Chevrolet Suburban.
1.) You don't need to hit the Enter key in the middle of sentences...so please don't.
2.) Are we really supposed to know who that is?
When was the last time a contestant pushed the Magic # up that high? Players that go above $3,000 have to be a dime a dozen.
I'm pretty sure that's the exact opposite of what you meant...