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It's because I love Loona and Beelzebub.

I love Loona so much too 😜

@@asherjanisch-gz4qx I'm so glad to hear that you love Loona too!

@@FrankieKuntheFTF110Hater2K1 hay my man 😉

Is there video of that floating around? Has it aired on GSN or anything?

@@kplewisvox that episode allegedly had a fur coat prize so it has not been allowed to see the light of day since.

@@shoredude2Thanks a lot, BOB!

Any time both players have the same difference, they both win. And if they're both $250 or less away, they both win both showcases.

Due to the show repeating prizes throughout the year at the time.

True, but even though Terry was exactly right, the producers determined that he was NOT cheating.

@@FahrenheitMusic21 only after over an hour of deliberations & accusations backstage.

@@kingchrisl89 And that one audience member who kept coming back over and over, until he was finally banned forever because of the perfect bid.

Thanks Ted Slauson! That’s stupid! He was already banned from the show and came back? That’s stupid!

On today’s episode of “People Overestimating Shows With a Daytime Budget”

Nope, because of the guy who kept shouting exact bids in the audience for so many years until he was banned for that exact moment.

…these comments about money bonuses just keep getting worse. Why the f*ck do you think a television show with a DAYTIME BUDGET would just throw away money like that? The last time TPIR gave away $1,000,000 prizes, they did it THREE TIMES IN ONE YEAR. That was the final year of million dollar spectaculars AND FOR GOOD REASON. Yes, big money wins are super exciting, but if you think they should happen every single show, you’ll eventually get to the point where you won’t have enough money to make super big giveaways. And besides, the networks running and producing these shows produce other shows too, so that ALSO means there’s not a lot of money to give away on THOSE shows. Please for the love of god just recognize how insane this sounds and think that maybe, JUST MAYBE, that shows should be able to give away large prizes and still keep most of their money.

@@somerandomgameranimator4481 Don't listen, it's a bot, being stupid. The $1 dollar bid was amazing, but the "on the nose" bid was explained in the documentary about the contestant who knew too much. He gave the exact bid, and Terry took it. The audience member was banned forever because of it.

I don't care if you're a bot, stop yelling!

Not for the daytime show, but I can see them, maybe, doing that for the nighttime version.

Winning both showcases isn't enough of a bonus?

@@tvdan1043 NO NO!! NOBODY IS SAYING THAT WINNING 2 SHOWCASES ISN,T A BONUS!! YES IT IS!! BUT HOWEVER NOW OF COURSE YOU CAN ONLY GIVE AWAY SO MUCH ON THE DAYTIME SHOW & OF COURSE IT WOULD MORE ACCEPTABLE FOR THE PRIMETIME OR NIGHTTIME SHOW!!--BUT ALL I,M SAYING 'WHY NOT MAKE WINNING BOTH SHOWCASES EXTRA SWEET BY WINNING A EXTRA BONUS OF $100,000 AND OR A SUPER BONUS OF $1,000,000 & BOTH SHOWCASES ETC...' THAT,S WHAT I,M SAYING!!

Who knows?! Maybe it will happen!- Maybe it won,t!! We,ll just have to see!!

@@tvdan1043 if within $250, yes, but they should have a bonus for being less than $10 away from a perfect bid; like a $10,000 bonus for $5-9 away, $25,000 for $2-4, $100,000 for $1 away, & $1 million for a perfect showcase bid. That's how I feel the bonus should be.