My Favorite Price is Right DSW's of All Time
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The Price is Right with Bob Barker was the reason to stay home from school sick. Loved that show.
Before there were DVRs, heck before some of us even had VCRs, the only way a kid could bask in the glory of Price is Right was on a sick day!! Great memories! Love this show!!
So so so true, for me that was always the absolute highlight of getting to stay home sick from school - watching Price is Right hosted by Bob Barker at 11am.
Because as a kid in the 80s or 90s you never got to watch that show unless you were staying home sick, it was just one of those things!
Being sick was my reason to stay home sick from school. TPIR was just icing on the illness cake.
My summer fun, while laying in my mom's bed! It was always more comfortable lol
Good thing I was born in 2001
I loved it when the contestant is REALLY close. Bob Barker drags out the price to make it sound more exciting. One contestant was off by $5 and Barker said "fourteen thousand, four....o....five!!!"
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Has there ever been someone who won the showcases with a bid thats on the nose
@@landynkaden2071 super sus scam comment
this is ONLY game show that really gets the viewers super excited when people win and down when they don't
I'm fightin the volume and losing.
It’s amazing that they use the same sound effects and same studio today as they did when the show first aired.
They don't call it "the famous Bob Barker Studio in Hollywood" for nothing!
@@gcfifthgear unfortunately they are moving out of that studio.
I love how happy Bob Barker is when people win both showcases.
I've hosted contests at conventions. You're so involved in the game and running the show, that a top win is the greatest outcome you could ask for.
Bob must be impressed, and genuinely happy in these moments.
All of these folks screaming with glee. Yet they don't realize they have to PAY THE TAXES. or no prizes
I started watching the price is right with my grandma back in the early 70's this video was a lot of fun
Still.is fun😂
30 bucks off and you lose. That's gotta be a kick in the throat.
Almost like the wof terrt
How does Terry keep from dropping a loud cuss when she realizes she loses both showcases by one dollar?
No clue. By all rights, she should've been cussing her heart out. That's the kind of thing when you wonder if the universe itself hates you and wants you to get kicked repeatedly in the crotch.
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@@jayfeather31 I mean, the people who make it to the Showcase Showdown STILL won a lot of prizes before that.
That Double Showcase Winner alarm is cool: sounds like a nuclear submarine about to launch intercontinental missiles 🙂👍
LOL
That DSW alarm is the ringtone on my phone when my wife calls. Warning warning it's the wife it's the wife.
Reminds me of a fire alarm myself.
Reminds me of a fire alarm.
It's a glorious sound 😎
If I was that last lady who lost by a dollar I would be PISSED!!!
if it happens, it happens,IMO both should have gotten DSW, and wow, 9K today would be the usual winnings in the "entry games", heck, many prices for the initial bid are real close to that
I wonder what would happen if both contestants tied at the end. Would they each win both showcases, or they only win their own showcase?
@@ochsj1971 double double showcase winner
In todays money that works out to be $5,000 in all fairness....
J Ochs Unless the day where that happens arrives, we’ll probably never know
Lady in audience starts screaming when bob says "13 thousand...." would have been awkward if she would have been over lol 8:21
wooop WOOOP WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP!!! I love that sound.
You should check out the video "The Price Is Right Bryan Bryan Bryan".........
It's probably heard best of all in that video.
I like this reply. My name is Brian and a friend of mine sends me a birthday wish every year on FB with just the horns.
Nah, sounds like an old carny ride.
Mail's in!
Yessss!! I get chills!!
RIP Bob Barker. So many years of entertainment and many memories of my childhood.
Mine too sugar
Long live the King 👑
The good old days. Daytime game shows in the morning, stories after lunch, Phil Donahue in the afternoon. Thank you for this.
The best one was the 89500 bid. I remember being overjoyed for her watching that. That was the best show ever. Everything was won that day.
I think that was the season premiere. They spared no expense being that it was Bob’s final season.
I miss Bob Barker. He was the best. And I've been to the Price is Right while he was the host.
You were a lucky cat!
I’ve been to it and been on it when he was the host
Chris, I have a question for you. You said that you have been to the Price is Right. Can you hear the music in the audience? The music and all the sounds helps make it such a great show. Just wondering if it sounds in person as it does on TV.
@@sirm45 yes you can hear the music. But with the audience in their it gets very very loud. When I was there and used to get so loud at the beginning they had to put the first four contestants names up on a whiteboard because you can't hear the names that the announcer is calling so they have to show you in order to be able to know who to come on down
@@chrisarseneault5617 Thank you. It seems that it does not sound as good as it does on TV.
My grandfather david richard miller born 1907 died 2004 watched the price is right when he was alive especially the one with the chevrolet-corvette & the jeep.
I thank-you so much susan for the comment.
I'd love to have the double showcase alarm wake me up in the morning I'd get up for sure!
Do a search for a sound file of the "collision alarm" for US Navy ships. It's very, very close. Have no idea if it's still in use, but in the '90s that was the sound.
cheaters
@John a clipper how?
That's right kirk!!!
Me too, but the thing is that would be terrifying
I love the pretty blond going back and hugging the other contestant before going to celebrate
At least Bob Barker is still alive at 97 years old.
Shhhhh. Don't jynx it
Hell yeah 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
i sure hope so. bob barker is the king of the price is right.
@@robertcroxtonjr.7623 I looked it up on Wikipedia, & it says he is.
God bless him!
Imaging being 30 dollars close to the actual retail price and losing
Why is it so much more satisfying to hear Bob say “You win both showcases!” than Drew saying “Double showcase!”
cheaters
No doubt, Drew needs to step his game up!
@@menajera1 Drew is ewwwwwww. Bob is GREAT!!!!
TheTreasureHouse 😂
Bob Barker is one of a kind. He has an outstanding combination of charisma, wit, humor, and showmanship.
It's amazing how much prices of products have gone up over the years. I mean a double win in 1975 is only $8,589 and one from about 12 years ago was over $147,000! Go figure!
I thought the same. Kinda depressing, no?
The networks also have a lot more money to throw at the show than in the 70s
Watching this in 2020, is it just me or were the showcases worth a whole lot more back then?
Best change in TPIR ever: raising the DSW difference from less than $100 to $250 or less.
I was wondering why they got both showcases for being more than $100 under.
Think now it’s 1000.
@@blind_t2 it should be $500 with another 25 years of building inflation
@@blind_t2 Nope, still $250.
Hi Kevin, to comment on your post on raising the Double showcase range from $250 or less to $500 or less. I agree with you, the double showcase range should be raised to quote Bob, “if you’re the winner and you’re within $ 500 or less of retail of your own showcase, you’ll win both showcase.” Yes, the double showcase range should be $500 or less.
At 4:44, George's bid had a difference of $802 and it seemed like he and everyone else, including, Amy thought that he'd won. Then as Bob reads Amy what the actual price for her showcase is, notice how her expression gradually changes. She believes George has beaten her but she becomes surprised that she actually won!
what a good sport George is, clapping so for her win!
I love how he was clapping and slowing going off camera as if he was trying to get as much air time as possible lol!
Boy, that last one had to hurt for the losing contestant.
she thought hello darkness my old friend
I thought both contestants should have won.
Look at 11:25, losing lady pushes winning one away
After that, I would never look at a dollar bill the same way again,
She was not that bad off as she had won a Corvette in her game earlier in the show. At that time it was a near 60K Vette.
4:40 That honestly has to be the most nicest and grateful winner I’ve ever seen on Price is right lol
Just to be clear, DSW means "Double Showcase Win".
Thank god it's not a shoe store.
didnt realize that till towards the end. kept wondering the name of the show T-he P-rice is R-ight didnt add up to DSW..lol
i love price is right double showcase wins. they are the best wins ever.
No shit dummy
That should have been written out in full.
Every single one of them made me cry happy tears.
What a great compilation. Thanks for all the work you put into this.
Sure Babe!!
During this time of COVID 19 it's very nice to see people being happy. Thanks for the uplifting videos.
A technical matter from the last segment. The Double Showcase didn't start until the summer of '74. Had it been in place at the start, Paul Levine would have been the first DSW with over $7000 in prizes. ($4 on show #1)
Wasn't he the first winner?
@@janellirving4625 Yep
Man. When I hear that WHOOP WHOOP alarm, I get so happy, because somebody just hit it big
We went from $2000 showcases in the 70s to $89000 showcases in the 2010s. 😂😂😂
It happens. Adjustments for both inflation as well as the luxuries that the prizes represented in their times.
Yeah, I got one of the home games and it was way out of date. If I still had Family Feud home game, it might be good.
The 89,000 dollar one was in Bob's last year, 2007.
Bells and whoops sounds, are the sounds of victory.
There are two things that I absolutely love about that last one:
#1- Bob totally nails that moment as a host.
#2- Susan has that look on her face that says, "There's no fuckin' way I'm winning this."
Bob was in a huge hurry!!
Also, the value of the showcases. $2,200 and $4k LOL. Winning the Double Showcase was less than any current TPIR game.
@@idanoreilly - Back in the 1970's, it was a lot tougher to edit and get the episode lengths to a specified time range. It's 1000x easier to edit the show length down to the exact seconds nowadays in the digital age.
My guess is they were over on time for that episode and he had to rush in the end.
I was a contestant on TPIR [back when Bob Barker was still the host].
I won the Switch Game [Trips*] and $1,000 on the Wheel spin, also winning myself a spot on the Showcase Showdown, where, unfortunately I overbid.
*Notably, the episode (Season 22) was the one where the beautiful Holly Anne Hallstrom tripped and fell on the stage [5/30/93 (Taped Date/ Not Airdate)]
This is my favorite game show. And Bob Barker my favorite Game Show Host. Loved seeing this videos. Thanks for uploading this videos.
Until you realize that the lady that won $150,000 in prizes had to come up with $50,000 cash to pay the tax to even accept the prizes.
You're really bad at math
@@petezapartti2459 🤦♂️ how can you say that when you don’t even know the parameters used...? you apparently have no clue how much taxes they take, because it’s very close to what I said. You need to pay roughly 1/3rd of the value of your winnings up front before you can collect the prizes. You’re really bad at being civilized, it seems.
@@tee4222 They’re playing in california, and california’s tax i believe is in the vicinity of 10-15%. Or are they not going off of the state’s sales tax ?
you pay both federal income tax and state tax on prize money in California, which adds up to about 37% in total. But with game shows like this, you need to pay the money prior to receiving your prize.
Wait... They need to pay taxes for that???? 😧😧😧
The one at 10:00 that guy was demolishing every game because he did a ton of research and prepared for it like crazy. Drew thought he was cheating the entire game which is why he doesn't sound excited at all but they figured out he was just really good
Yeah, Drew was not prepared for that shit 😂
They stopped taping for 45 minutes. Drew was probably done.
And that is exactly why the game show industry is dead. Accusations of game show rigging will never end.
ruclips.net/video/HdFKZtZop7A/видео.html This video here goes over how Terry got the exact bid and he wasn't the one who knew the exact price.
@@RobMoldovan Thanks for that link. It was a pretty interesting watch. Crazy that someone went to those lengths to be good at The Price is Right!
I love bobs reaction 2 wen he reads the actual retail price. Full of surprising feeling and excitement going on!! With drew...hes just weak and boring like hes always pissed or having a bad day
To be fair, all the clips shown were from when Drew was just starting. Nowadays his reactions feel a little more genuine; still not as good as Bob’s reactions, but still with more emotion
Drew is not a good game show host. He should have stuck with WLIIA which requires no skill what so ever.
Especially when that contestant hit it right on the nose! He sounded bored and you could barely hear him!
@@Nettiezoo i no! I would of love 2 hear bobs excitement 4 that. But noooo drew had 2 keep it sooo boring
Bob was a more exciting host. Drew despite hosting for 13 years remains boring as ever.
That was my very first visit to The Price Is Right when Erik had a difference of 240 and won both showcases
How could you visit again if you had come down?
@@sha11235 you can visit as much as you want if you're in LA and reserve a spot in the audience. It's not hard to do.
@@neferazure If you were on the show as a contestant, you can't come on again. You can come back if you weren't picked to come on down.
Bob Barker seems genuinely happy for winners, Drew Carey acts like he paid for the shit!!
Agreed!!!
Alicos Smallwood I don't agree...Drew always seems happy when someone wins. I loved Bob and he was great, but I love Drew too. Drew always looks genuinely disappointed when a contestant loses, especially if the prize was a car or cash, because he knows those are the prizes contestants want to win most. I can't figure out why you think that negatively about Drew...I've never seen him act like that.
I think Drew is just one that can be happy for someone but it doesn't show as great as Bob's reactions. If I were to compare myself to either one, I'd be more aligned with Drew, I'd be happy for you but it's hard for me to show it the way Bob does. But my mom, she'd be more of the Bob Barker of us two. I'm very calm and laid back and hard to get major reactions out of (unless I'm angry or pissed).
His lack of enthusiasm at Terry correctly guessing the actual retail price was put down to a suspicion that he had cheated, especially as a longtime producer had recently been sacked acrimoniously. The whole staff didn’t know how to react.
Especially that it wasn't an even bid either(ie 18500,22,000,etc). That was an odd bid and I don't blame anyone if they thought he cheated(don't know if he did or not).
*......and every one of these winners are STILL paying taxes on their prizes to this day!*
Not necessarily. I won $10,000 in Oregon State Lottery a few months ago and had 25% taken out for federal taxes and 7% state income tax taken right off the top. I just filed my taxes and got about half of that back...
RockinRob69 i won the showcase in October 2019. The taxes were not terrible. But those free prizes are certainly not free😂
@TheHomeMediaCollector Productions Whom are you talking too?
@@Blueguy72 .. There's a difference between cash and prizes. With prizes, the taxes must be paid in advance. Since most don't have the ten or fifteen thousand in cash to pay taxes, most will accept a much lower consolation prize instead.
@@dwightstewart7181 I heard that some didn't have the tax money, but thought they had to sell their prize. What about loans, cc or mortgage?
Could you imagine going home saying I did within $800 of my showcase and lost.... 🥺
Well, didn't the person win some stuff anyway?
I was at the one when Vicky Ann broke the record
She's in the 2007 book about the Price is Right history.
This is great, thanks for putting together
All these comments about, "YoU hAvE tO pAy TaXeS!!"....lol.
If I just won a $50,000 car and had to only pay tax for it, I'd be ok with it.
At least the car is something they can borrow against to pay the taxes. Try borrowing against a trip to France or even a bedroom set
Or you can sell the car afterwards.
"ONLY" pay tax... of $13000 or so? Ouch!
@@gphell33not true, nothings is yours until you pay the taxes. Can’t borrow against something that’s isn’t technically yours yet
@@dandan7973 If it's guaranteed to be yours after the taxes are paid a bank would give you a loan. It's also been documented that since 2008, all showcase showdown winners have paid the taxes and accepted their prizes.
Today is 2.2.2022.
I had the TV on the the background, watching TPIR - first time in decades - and I randomly remembered Double Showcase winners, so I looked this video up during today's Showcase Showdown.
Wouldn't you know - today's winner won both, was $249 off the actual price!
I wasn't aware of that Tommy I was working but thanks for the info
About the last DSW. The key is this: the double showcase winners are ALWAYS announced last. Thus, since both got the double, the person on the left gets it because she is the last to be announced.
I remember seeing a show from a long time ago before they had the double winner showcase rule that somebody bid right on the money as well. I think it was either in 1972 or 1973. I do feel especially bad for the lady at the end that was off by $30 and lost. I also remember the Every Room showcase back in the day. Back then, people lost graciously though and the losing lady at the end had class. I enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing.
I made myself listen closer and Drew even said under his breath that it hasn’t happened since 72 or 73. You were right
5:23 FTW. That's probably just about how I'd react, too. And taking it from a guy who was only $802 off? Like a boss.
Bob Barker : Sarah Peters , you've just won both show cases ..
Me : Mr . Barker , I believe I'm going to need a police officer to escort me home .. 🙄
$$$ !!!!
That last one was absolutely wild. Wow.
I’m waiting for a fight when one contestant bids over another contestant by a dollar in contestants row.
@Teisted Jedi(open): Over 30 years ago, when I was a teen, I saw one such show; an old lady bid in Contestant's Row something like $850, and this young guy on her left bid $851.
She then proceeded to pull out some mini baseball bat from her purse, to which Bob Barker asked: "Why do you have that out?" She replied, "Because of people like HIM!"
Someone actually shoved another contestant for doing that. I don't blame her either. If you're going to one-up a bit the LEAST you could do is give them $5 breathing room.
I have never like the $1 more bid. The most annoying is when they are not even paying attention and Bob or Drew have to literally scream at them. They ask what is the highest bid, bid $1 more and win.
Let's see clips of when someone was overbid by $1 but got the price exactly right! I remember seeing that at least once
@@sandal_thong8631 there was one in the 1970s that someone guessed the exact price of the showcase and in December 16 2008 someone named Terry got the exact price of the showcase. I hope someone has the one in the 1970s that someone guessed the exact price of the showcase. I you do send me a link of the episode
That was both a very enjoyable and well-created video.
the taxes afterwards yikes lol
Thanks that was great to see. I remember watching the last one(when it aired in ‘75 ) where the differences were only $1 apart !
It's kinda cool when DSW happens
Boy that would've been awkward at 8:22 if the girl in the audience screamed at the mention of just "Thirteen thousand" and then the bid turned out to be an overbid.
I really enjoy these when they happen on the show! Thanks for compiling them! Really enjoyed it!
My Pleasure
Great compilation...thanks for posting
I remember Bob always saying "If you are the winner and you are LESS than $100 away...", not $100 or less.. In other words, a difference of $99 won both showcases, but a difference of $100 did not..
That actually happened.
Thank you for posting. ☺️
You're Welcome
Boy this is great im getting chills..
5:48 - That was until October 2019 when Michael Strouber won $262,742. Including $202,000 on Plinko.
this is great actually! thanks for taking the time to put it together!
utkgrad101 Thanks I truly appreciated!
That last clip wow from one dollar. Wow lol
This makes me smile...thank you for the compilation.❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the last one. Never seen that before. Great collection.
9:50 really enthusiastic Drew!
That's why I don't watch TPIR as much anymore because of that
@@StarZendonna1687 Yeah but in Drew"s defense, the entire staff thought that they were being rolled and that Terry cheated. Because of that, Drew believed that the show wouldn't see the light of day and so he acted accordingly.
@@professor0526 CDSW, controversial Double Showcase Win.
@@StarZendonna1687 like one said, they thought they cheated. I will agree, drew didn’t get it in his early years, but, he’s got so much better at it.
The last one looks like a young Roseanne Barr. Lol. Cute.
This is perfect for quarantine viewing
I swear it looks like Vicky-Ann has a mild stroke right after Bob says "89 thousand"
I watched that episode when Terry got it right on the money. Drew knew, that's why he spoke with no enthusiasm. This man was killing it the whole game and revealed that he actually studied the show for years despite being accused of cheating.
I felt bad for him because he worked incredibly hard to learn and memorize all those prizes and got an exact bid! Regardless of how he got there, it was an incredible win and made history on the show. Drew should’ve been excited for him and let him have his moment. Truly, even if Drew expected him of cheating, he should have been excited on the show for the audience to get hyped up
Drew has explained this several times in interviews, he was shocked, at first they didn't think the episode would even air, he said if he'd known it would have, he'd have been more enthusiastic about it. At the time, he was terrified he was going to go down as the guy who killed TPiR.
It's Michael Larson's run on Press Your Luck all over again. It's not cheating if you study the show beforehand.
@@leandar It's called being a professional.
Even if it was a 1 in a million moment, Drew should have conducted himself in case the show Did air; which it did.
When Terry nailed it exactly you could tell they thought he cheated but it turned out he was an avid viewer and had memorized all the prices and had the ability to do the calculations in his head. It's a shame Drew didn't have a better reaction. I mean hitting it exactly, WOW!
cap
@@adrianpale2342Nah, no cap - it was such a big deal at the time that they did an internal investigation. When they were able to recreate his methodology, they went forward with awarding the prizes. Mind you, I COMPLETELY understand Drew’s reaction - I would have been wildly skeptical as well. I suppose not being a veteran like Bob Barker though, he didn’t know that really specific bids like his weren’t that out of the norm
Bob Barker would have reacted in a very different way. Bob will truly be missed!!
There is a very interesting documentary on this called “The Perfect Bid”. It is well worth the watch.
@@adrianpale2342what is cap?
Cheers for the upload, methinks I saw the first one when it aired. :) Thank you for the memories.
I love TPIR showcases. Thanks for sharing your collection. The exact bid and $1.00 and the rest of them are priceless and no expiry date.
Glad you like them!
I wasn't even born when that last bid happened LOL
I'm surprised of the lack of enthusiasm from Drew on the exact bid...
I wasn't Kris it sounded like to me he didn't wanted to be there.
@@StarZendonna1687 and thanks to RUclips's algorithm...I'm now being offered a movie about the player who knew too much...and I think it's about that guy
I Saw on RUclips documentary, that the guy who did the exact bid was , With drew not looking so enthusiastic that he heard in his ear that they new something was going on, He also won a lot of money on the other game show whammy, Sorry Press your luck... If you look up his name you will find a documentary about his full story and how he did it , Some saying, practicing watching And remembering every price of everything which would have to have And expert memory, Just look at up his name on RUclips for the documentary injoy be safe guys thanks
The last one is absolutely unbelievable, wow!
Thx for posting this, I love Bob and this show! Watching in 2021 in Ontario, Canada
BEST SCENE EVER!
So if you are the last person to get your bid read... you already know you've won!?! lol I am a big fan of this show & never knew that...
Not necessarily. Going second loses plenty of times but all DSWs have their bid read second.
the only time that the "2nd person" should know they won is if the person who got read 1st "would had won both showcases under normal circumstances"? ( the 1 dollar difference ), as there is always a chance the second read was an overbid or slightly more than 1st read differential....................... only way (it seems as the rules says "the winner" ( one with less difference without going over ) has to be 250 or less in difference without going over ) to have both winning the double showdown would be if both had the exact same differential? ( which has never happened )
not always.. some times there is a double overbid. on those days it doesnt matter who's bid gets read first or 2nd
In these cases, yes, the dsw is read second. Makes sense because it ends the show on a great note. The last one Bob had to read the one that was a little higher first. It didn't necessarily mean that the other person was going to be closer though. Maybe he did it for suspense.
@@richardgaspard7917 You're right, Rich! I've seen that happen myself, even in the Barker days!
Wow! Some of the best compilations of DSW. Thanks for sharing.
I still remember one little old black lady who was really short. When Bob said, "You win both showcases!" it was like she vanished because she passed out and fell behind the podium!
The last lady lost both showcases by ONE dollar. that made me sick to my stomach. That poor woman probably ended up in an institution
At 9:51, that's a historic moment! I bet Bob wished he could've been there for that. Sharon had a difference of $494 and Terry probably thought she'd beaten him but then he found out his bid left him with a difference of exactly ZERO! I like how Terry's going, "What?! What?! What?!" Terry can't believe that not only that did he win both showcases but that he got the bid EXACTLY RIGHT! That's his moment to shine. A difference of $0! You can't do any better than that!
+Alexander Edward Pytko believe it or not its been rumored that Terry "strategically" bid for his prizes to get the exact price by studying all previous showcases. I'm sure there was some luck involved, but he did an interview later on and said that he did in fact study common price is right goods to get their actual retail price!
A Fisher Well, nothing wrong with doing your homework to win.
The reason Drew wasn't enthusiastic was because they delayed the reveal for a really long time, apparently like 90 minutes to find out if Terry cheated or not. They couldn't find any evidence and Drew was tired of waiting.
Jason McGraw Well, yeah. Terry studied a lot of showcases and there's no rule against that. He came to the show prepared.
Alexander Edward Pytko Yep, I didn't say he did anything wrong.
Thank you
Thanks for sharing, those were fun to watch!
So much fun to see these! Drew Carey was so UNDERWHELMING in his early years.... he had NONE of Bob Barker's enthusiasm but has improved a little.
Ya, the guy gets it exactly right and he barely shows any emotion.
It takes awhile to get used to doing this show.
@@my3dviews To be fair the producers initially thought he cheated to get that price right on the nose so there was a LOT of suspicion surrounding that bid (though they had no proof to back up their claims). And needless to say, Drew, being the rookie TPIR host that he was at the time, was NOT prepared for such an event to happen. Lol
@@cameraredeye3115 How could he have cheated? That would require that an insider gave him the info.
@@my3dviews They thought someone in the crowd(his wife?) was giving him answers somehow and stopped taping to ensure he didn't actually cheat.
I saw the exact bid moment before... I went "WHAT?!!!!"
Me too!!!
Justin & Sue, I was like "No fucking way!"
Tony Bidwell Yes exactly!!! I couldn't believe it!! But Drew was a little too serious to react in a positive way but I am certain that he has learned his lesson.
You're right, Shaun, Terry's perfect bid was legit! I saw the whole episode!
You're welcome, Shaun!
That dude that got the bid perfectly right and Drew was pissed at him lol
I wouldn’t say pissed at him, the whole staff thought what? Heck, if this was in bob’s era, even he would’ve probably been shocked, different reaction from this, but shocked. I kinda liked that if I’m being honest. It kinda separated the real LFAT’s from the rest. Like, they say they watched for a certain amount of time, but sometimes it shows when you missed some shows. I think him, and buy or sell michael are in a league of their own. Coming up with a strategy to win respectively.
There was an exact bid in one of the earliest seasons, but it was before the DSW rule came into effect.
The very 1st episode of TPIR the guy won with a difference of only $5. The Double showcase was introduced in season 3 (1974)
4:46 I remember that double showcase winner.
I remember vividly the $30 vs $29 showcase bids. I wonder what happened to the poor contestant who lost two showcases by $1.
She actually went on to play quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons where they took an impressive 28-3 lead over the New England Patriots
Damn. That lady had to apologize for winning by 1 dollar.
@@stubbytexasranger
LOL
5 people can talk about $1 difference, but can't post the time to click? 10:48
Thank you for the post.
Wow those contestants are so happy that they won the showcase