How has the Price Is Right survived this long?
#26
Originally posted by chrisih8u
I love it when the old ladies win something like a dune buggy or motorcycle.
I love it when the old ladies win something like a dune buggy or motorcycle.
What I would really like to see is back stage when these old grannies and poor college students who won tens of thousands of dollars in prizes get slapped with that IRS bill for the taxes they now owe on the crap they won.
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cash equivalent - always take the cash equivalent.
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Originally posted by chowderhead
cash equivalent - always take the cash equivalent.
cash equivalent - always take the cash equivalent.
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Originally posted by chowderhead
cash equivalent - always take the cash equivalent.
cash equivalent - always take the cash equivalent.
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#31
Originally posted by FlashStash
I'm speaking from game show experience here...there is no cash equivalent offered. You either take the prize or refuse it. No $$$ is offered.
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I'm speaking from game show experience here...there is no cash equivalent offered. You either take the prize or refuse it. No $$$ is offered.
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Originally posted by calhoun07
So then the ideal thing would be to win big at Plinko then if you win the big showcase at the end, you alredy have the cash handy to pay the taxes?
So then the ideal thing would be to win big at Plinko then if you win the big showcase at the end, you alredy have the cash handy to pay the taxes?
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Originally posted by chrisih8u
How do the contestants get their prizes? Does the Price is Right ship to the winners house? Or does everyone meet at the loading dock in the back?
How do the contestants get their prizes? Does the Price is Right ship to the winners house? Or does everyone meet at the loading dock in the back?
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I think the question is, how could the price is right not have lasted this long? The show is awesome, and one of the only shows that I can think of that actually transcends age barriers. College kids love this show; we wanted to go over spring break but didn't feel like venturing that far over from Vegas. Like most of the rest of you, I do think the show will tank without Bob Barker.
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I work during the day, but sometimes I will catch the show when I am sick or have a day off.
In the 70s I used to watch the show all the time during my summer breaks from school.
In the 70s I used to watch the show all the time during my summer breaks from school.
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Originally posted by Iron_Giant
I work during the day, but sometimes I will catch the show when I am sick or have a day off.
In the 70s I used to watch the show all the time during my summer breaks from school.
I work during the day, but sometimes I will catch the show when I am sick or have a day off.
In the 70s I used to watch the show all the time during my summer breaks from school.
As for if the show will tank without Barker...CBS would be wise to not try. Just retire the show after Barker leaves.
And while on the subject, when will the Game Show Network get the rights to show the older episodes of this series? Last time I saw the Price is Right on GSN, it was the old black and white version.