7913K - 04/26/17 Recap Thread

[Prizes]

PICK-A-PAIR - W (4:38.00)
MONEY GAME - PL (3:48.04)
1 RIGHT PRICE - L (2:54.71)
HOT SEAT - P ($5,000) (6:02.09)
POCKET CHANGE - L (5:12.89)
PUSH OVER - W (3:34.83)

[JayC]

A puzzling playing of Hot Seat to say the least. The egg boiler was clearly higher and the vacuum was clearly lower. I wondered if the contestant hit the wrong buttons for those and then realized after what he was doing after the vacuum. The pizza maker was the only SP that was somewhat difficult, otherwise it was a very easy playing.

Money Game was played pretty strangely also, and 1 Right Price was a total toss-up. Push Over was a gimme.

[CJBojangles]

Money Game was played pretty strangely also, and 1 Right Price was a total toss-up. Push Over was a gimme.

I thought 1 Right Price was the gimme and Push Over was the tossup. TVs frequently end in -00 on the show these days, as do vehicles ending in -99, and the TV didn't seem that expensive anyhow.

Options of $10K, $11K, and $12K in Push Over however... oy.

[TinoStar11]

Drew with the " I see by the old Price is Right clock on the wall..... "
It's been a while since he used that line.

[catdogwheel]

When was the last time Pick-a-Pair was played first?

[CJBojangles]

When was the last time Pick-a-Pair was played first?

March 2, 2015 - for a $16,000+ trip to Milan.

[Torgo]

I wish the show would stop telegraphing prizes such as "closets for a year", "the ultimate wardrobe", etc. as the first pricing game prize by calling down four women as the first four contestants.

[Joe]

When the last two numbers in the price of the car are to the left of the first two numbers in Money Game, does that still qualify as "the old front and back trick".  Or would it be more like "the old back and front trick"?

[JayC]

Options of $10K, $11K, and $12K in Push Over however... oy.

You're right, I realized I missed the 11k option. I thought 12k was a little too high though.