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TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
« on: June 12, 2019, 02:37:07 PM »
Episode #8793K
Aired – 6/12/2019; Taped – 4/2/2018
Models: Manuela Arbelaez, James O'Halloran
Microphone Handoff: Manuela
First Four Contestant Seating: Left to Right

First IUFB: Home Office (Wood desk; Core Chair: chair; 13.3in laptop with 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, printer); ARP: $2,815 (James)

JERRIONA ROBERT KRISTA JANA
1659 1660 1200 1

The winner is...
ROBERT


Robert is playing One Wrong Price for:

  1. Pizza Oven (Pizza Oven and smoker with 4-piece tool set) (James)
  2. Home Bar (Rustic outdoor bar and frozen drink maker) (Manuela)
  3. Firetable (Firetainment: fire table with 2 chairs) (Manuela)
$2339 $1030 $2603
PIZZA OVEN BAR SET FIRE TABLE

Robert picks the bar set...

$2339 $1030 $2603
$2339 $1030 $4439
  LOSS  

Second IUFB: Collection of Headphones (Plantronics: 2 headsets, earbuds, audio player); ARP: $900 (Manuela)

JERRIONA JOHN KRISTA JANA
899 1200 1201 895

The winner is...
JERRIONA


Jerriona is playing RANGE GAME for an African Safari (RT Coach to Hudspeth, ZA for a 6n all-inclusive safari vacation with luxury accommodations at Thornybush Game Lodge + daily breakfast) (James).


$15,300

$14,700

Jerriona stops the range finder at $14,748–$14,898

ARP: $15,040. LOSS


$15,300

$14,700

Third IUFB: Designer Watches (Michael Kors: 4 timepiece set); ARP: $1,045 (James)

TRACEE JOHN KRISTA JANA
1075 901 1100 1101

The winner is...
JOHN


John is playing Pathfinder for a 2019 Nissan Kicks S (1.6L engine, CVT, fWD, splash guards, carpeted floor mats, paint/fabric protection) (Manuela).

Small prizes:

  • Cotton Candy Maker
  • KitchenAid Kettle
  • Smoke Detector
2
 
 
 
 

5
3
0
8
9

6
7
2
3
8

8
1
2
0
4

4
9
3
6
5

0
5
4
9
7

3? EROO!

$200
$250
KETTLE
$200
$250
$200

1? EROO!

$52
$119
SMOKE
DETECTOR
$52
$119
$119

2? EROO!

$40
$79
C. CANDY
MAKER
$40
$79
$40

0? *bells*

2
0
 
 
 

5
3
0
8
9

6
7
2
3
8

8
1
2
0
4

4
9
3
6
5

0
5
4
9
7

6? EROO

2
0
3
8
4

5
3
0
8
9

6
7
2
3
8

8
1
2
0
4

4
9
3
6
5

0
5
4
9
7

LOSS (Total Winnings: $359)

SCSD #1

Contestant Winnings Spin 1 Spin 2 TOTAL RESULT
Jerriona $900 60 50 1.10
OVER
John $1,404 35 100 1.35
OVER
Robert $2,815 60 .60 *SHOWCASE*

Fourth IUFB: Exercise Bike (Schwinn: Retro cruiser bike with accessories); ARP: $598 (James)

TRACEE RACHEL KRISTA JANA
601 490 500 600

The winner is...
KRISTA


Krista is playing BARGAIN GAME for:

  1. Fridge (French door fridge with dual ice maker, glass panel) (James)
  2. Television (65in X(00F smart 4K television with soundbar from Bose) (Manuela)

She picks fridge.

ITEM PRICE TAG ARP DIFFERENCE
TELEVISION
$1850
$2550
$700
FRIDGE
$2050
$3250
$1200

Fifth IUFB: Skeeball Table (8ft classic skeeball table with LED scoring, sound effect, push button controls); ARP: $800 (Manuela)

TRACEE RACHEL KEVIN JANA
899 1 1099 800
CLANGERS! $500!!

The winner is...
JANA


Jana is playing Money Game for a 2019 Honda Fit LX (1.5L engine, CVT, FWD, cargo tote, armrest compartment) (James).

MONEY GAME

    19 47 92
    38 64 18
    73 17 81
    F 2 R

Jana picks [19] - [$$]

19   $$ 47 92
    38 64 18
    73 17 81
    F 2 R

Jana picks [18] - [F]

19   $$ 47 92
    38 64 F
    73 17 81
    18 2 R

Jana picks [64] - [$$]

19   $$ 47 92
64   38 $$ F
    73 17 81
    18 2 R

Jana picks [92] - [$$]

19   $$ 47 $$
64   38 $$ F
92   73 17 81
    18 2 R

Jana picks [17] - [$$]

19   $$ 47 $$
64   38 $$ F
92   73 $$ 81
17   18 2 R

LOSS (Total Winnings: $192; ARP: $18,238)

Sixth IUFB: Ladies Designer Accessories (Kate Spade: 3 leather bags, stilettos, heels, cat-eye shades); ARP: $1,510 (Manuela)

TRACEE RACHEL KEVIN ANITA
2000 1100 2001 1225

The winner is...
ANITA


Anita is playing It's In The Bag for a chance to win up to $16,000.

Grocery items:

  • IcyHot Lidocaine Applicator
  • Pledge Furniture Polish (9.7oz)
  • Oxford Index Cards
  • Campbell's Tomato Juice (64oz)
  • Nestle Milk Chocolate Chips (11.5oz)
  • Pure Silk Shave Cream
  • INDEX CARDS
    PAIN RELIEVER
    SHAVING CREAM
    CHIPS
    JUICE

    99¢
    $8.99
    $2.29
    $5.49
    $4.29

    INDEX CARDS
    PAIN RELIEVER
    SHAVING CREAM
    POLISH
    JUICE

    $1,000
    $2,000
    BAILOUT
    $8,000
    $16,000

    SCSD #2

    Contestant Winnings Spin 1 Spin 2 TOTAL RESULT
    Jana $1,492 10 10 .20
    Anita $3,510 100 1.00 *$1,000!*
    Krista $6,398 20 45 .85


    Contestant Winnings Spin 1 TOTAL RESULT
    Anita $4,510 20 .20 *SHOWCASE*

    THE FABULOUS SHOWCASES

    Anita has the honors...

    SC1 - Anita

    SYMPHONY FOR YOUR SOUL
    • Trip to Argentina (RT Coach to Buenos Aires, AR for a 6n stay in a royal suite at Algodon Mansion + wine and charcuterie experience, 2 orchestra level opera tickets) (James)
    • 2019 Kia Rio S (1.6L engine, 6-speed AT, FWD, rear bumper applique) (Manuela)
    Bid: $20,532

    SC2 - Robert

    ON THE DOUBLE
    • Pair of Vespas (Vespa: Primavera 50 with 50cc engine, CVT, helmet) (James)
    • Trip to Finland (RT Coach to Rovaniemi, FI for a 6n stay in an arctic room at Arctic Light Hotel + daily breakfast) (Manuela)
    • Trip to Aruba (RT Coach to Aruba for a 6n all-inclusive stay at the Holiday Inn Resort Aruba) (Manuela)
    Bid: $28,000
    Anita
    $20,532
    ARGENTINA/CAR
    $30,777
    $10,245
    ARGENTINA/CAR
    Robert
    $28,000
    TRIPS
    $29,342
    $1,342
    TRIPS
    *WIN*
    $32,157

    Results: 1 out of 6 (with 1 bailout)
    Winnings: $46,861
    Biggest Winner: Robert

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    Offline JayC

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #1 on: June 12, 2019, 09:40:15 PM »
    One Wrong Price: Tough choice between the bar set and fire table. The bar set price looked cheaper than it should be and the fire table's price looked weird.

    That's the lowest I remember seeing the rangefinder stopped in a while.

    Ouch, very tough loss in Pathfinder. Not sure many would've thought to go with the 0 for the 2nd number.

    I thought It's in the Bag was fairly easy until the last bag. Wonder why the audience was so against the shaving cream for the $2.29 bag.

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #2 on: June 13, 2019, 12:20:33 PM »
    Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there some unwritten rule that the correct price will be about dead center on the Range Game board?

    At least they did play Pathfinder for a Nissan...just not the namesake SUV.

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #3 on: June 13, 2019, 12:41:33 PM »
    Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there some unwritten rule that the correct price will be about dead center on the Range Game board?

    Only when they want it won. And then it’s usually just under the middle since players tend to stop it early.

    When they don’t, it’s a bit higher than the middle.

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #4 on: June 13, 2019, 02:18:26 PM »
    It looked like an edit occurred during Range Game. The green light on the game board was illuminated right before the correct price was revealed in the dark green strip. The light was off in the previous camera shot.

    Am I the only one who groans when Range Game appears? This game has become anything but a game of pricing. How about making the range $1,500 and having a $6,000 span up the board?

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #5 on: June 13, 2019, 03:59:34 PM »
    Am I the only one who groans when Range Game appears? This game has become anything but a game of pricing. How about making the range $1,500 and having a $6,000 span up the board?
    It's been years that people have saying something to the effect of that on here and the game has not been changed, so I can't see it happening. That said, yes a change like that to make it more of an actual pricing game instead of a random guess would be nice.

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #6 on: June 13, 2019, 05:03:01 PM »
    IIRC Roger said once on his Facebook something along the lines of "it doesn't seem to matter where we hide it, almost everybody is going to stop it in the middle anyways, so there's no need to increase the range."

    That seems like it's just sidestepping the criticism though. If they're just going to play "guess where we hid the price on this number line" anyways, why NOT increase the range? That's Too Much has the same problem but even TTM at least makes a convincing effort to get dressed up as a pricing game.

    The other argument against is "You can't see the exact numbers on a bigger range so edge cases are harder to decide". But, you know, I'd much rather have them deal with that problem than "Golly gee, I hope I can price this trip within $150 even though $150 probably doesn't even cover the rental car."
    Quote from: Bill Todman
    "The sign of a good game, is when you don't have to explain it every day. The key is not simplicity, but apparent simplicity. Password looks like any idiot could have made it up, but we have 14 of our people working on that show. There is a great complexity behind the screen. It requires great work to keep it simple."

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    Re: TPiR Recap - 6/12/2019
    « Reply #7 on: July 07, 2019, 08:14:56 PM »
    Sorry, finally caught this episode.  Agree on the Range Game Groans.  I have said here previously a $250 range and a $1,000 scale, but a $1,500 range and a $6,000 scale caught my attention and is very interesting.  It would bring the game into the 21st century.   Why the heck are we dealing with a $150-dollar anything on this show in 2019?  DWS is $250; why is Range still $150?

    Also, Producers:  Pathfinder is absolutely no fun to watch at home if the contestant needs 3-4 picks to get off the first number because you know they always go for the higher numbers in car prices.   There are ways to make this game more exciting even if you want to make it a bit harder to win for whatever reason.