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Lucky 7: Taylor wins ($1 left); Ford Mustang Convertible ($21,895)

Punch A Bunch: Leah wins $5150 with 4 punches + 2 Second Chances

Switch?: Cristina wins without a “switch”; Trip to Aspen, Colorado and Atlanta, Georgia

Showcase Showdown #1: Taylor wins with $2.00 ($26,000)

More or Less: Anne lost; Tennis Equipment (Less than $1500), Stemware (Less than $2000), Armoire (Less than $1100), and Chevy Malibu Hybrid

Grocery Game: Tore wins (Total $20.05); 19-inch TV, a Nintendo Wii, and Games

Coming or Going: Dorothy lost by “Going”; Sailboat ($9627)

Showcase Showdown #2: Tore wins with 55 cents

Showcase: Taylor wins; Flag of the USA, Trip to Boston, Massachusetts, and Dodge Charger ($79,897 in prizes)

Name: Dice Game
Debut: June 2nd, 1976

This game is played for a car. There are five digits in the price of the car; all are between 1-6, inclusive. The first digit is always lit up and therefore, given to the contestant. The contestant is then presented with four oversized dice, and must roll each one across a white line on a felt table. If the number rolled matches the second digit, the digit is revealed and shown on both screens (see image below); otherwise, the contestant must decide whether the actual digit is higher or lower than the roll which is then marked by an outline of lights. If the roll is a one or a six it is typically automatically marked higher or lower, respectively, since there are no digits that can be lower than one or higher than six per the game's rules. The die is then placed in the slot with the rolled number facing outwards. The remaining dice are played in the same way for the three remaining digits.

After all the dice have been rolled, the host will ask for reveal of the numbers one by one (which results in the correct digit being lit up above or below each individual die). This is not necessarily done in order that the dice were rolled to maintain suspense for the digits that are most in question.

Fun Fact: Dice Game was originally played for cars with four-digit prices, and the first digit was not given. During the 1980s, when cars under $6,667 were still common, the game was occasionally played for cars with five digit prices. When such cars were offered, the game was known as "Deluxe Dice Game;" which appeared for the first time on April 22, 1983. In these cases, the word "Deluxe" was added to the top of the game board, and an extra (removable) display box was added to for the free digit. On January 8, 1988 the game offered its last four-digit car and the five-digit version of Dice Game became permanent.

Labels: dice game, games spotlight

Eazy Az 1, 2, 3: Aisha lost; Flatware, Drum Set, and Desktop Computer

Gas Money: Shannon wins; Pontiac G6 ($21,491) and $10,000

Squeeze Play: Amber wins (removed “2”); Hot Tub ($6713)

Showcase Showdown #1: Shannon wins with 90 cents

Hi Lo: Deen wins; Living Room Group

Switcheroo: Michael wins Shopping Bag ($12), Finger Drums ($25), and Small Refrigerator ($32); Dodge Charger ($23,840)

1 Right Price: Marion wins; SCUBA Equipment ($2250) and Barbecue Grill

Showcase Showdown #2: Deen wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Deen wins; Trip to Vero Beach, Florida, New York, New York, and Japan ($30,857 in prizes)

Money Game: Trenton wins; Ford Focus ($16,345)

Punch A Bunch: Lila wins $500 with 4 punches

Shopping Spree: Stacey wins ($5100 to spend); Motorscooter, Home Gym, Stemware, and High Chair

Showcase Showdown #1: Trenton wins with 90 cents

Check Out: Sandra wins (+$1.20); Patio Heater and Barbecue Grill

Coming or Going: Amy wins by “Coming”; Go Cart ($4598)

Cover Up: Ronnie lost; Chevy Impala ($23,920)

Showcase Showdown #2: Ronnie wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Trenton wins; Range, Trip to Italy, and Boat ($59,789 in prizes)

Name: That's Too Much!
Debut: April 19th, 2001

That's Too Much! is a pricing game that is traditionally played for a car. There is a row of 10 prizes, which are revealed to the contestant in order of increasing value one at a time. The contestant is asked to choose the first price in the row that is over the actual retail price of the car. When the contestant feels that the host has revealed the first price that is more than the actual retail price of the car, he/she says “That’s too much!” Then host asks if the contestant is correct and then the contestant is either buzzed meaning he/she is wrong it is revealed that he/she is correct. In both cases, following the win/lose sound effects, one of the beauties shows the actual retail price to the contestant, and the correct price (at which the contestant was supposed to stop at) is lit up among the ten prizes.

Fun Fact: The game is actually quite opposite to many pricing games on the show; instead of being closest to the actual retail price without going over, to win the game, the contestant is supposed to be closest to the actual retail price while going over.

Labels: games spotlight, that's too much

Pushover: Timothy wins; Trip to Spain ($7845)

Stack the Deck: Amy lost (wins “3” and “7”); Pontiac G6 ($20,375)

Secret X: Silverio wins (X in the Middle); Furniture and Outdoor TV

Showcase Showdown #1: Amy wins with $1.00 + 90 cents ($1000)

Check Game: Julie lost (Check for $1000); Catamaran ($5795)

That’s Too Much: Rick wins; Ford Fusion ($21,775)

One Wrong Price: Angel lost; Wine Cabinet ($2295), Electric Guitar, and Motorcycle

Showcase Showdown #2: Rick wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Showcase: Amy wins; Massage Chair, Bedroom Group, and Hot Tub ($27,302 in prizes)

Lucky 7: Mitchell lost; Ford Mustang Convertible ($25,466)

Plinko: Kristy wins $30,100 with 5 Plinko chips

Clock Game: Betty lost; Refrigerator ($749) and Beanbag Chairs

Showcase Showdown #1: Kristy wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Double Prices: Bonnie wins; Snowmobile ($7998)

One Away: Carly wins; Chevy Impala ($22,135)

Pick A Pair: Sean wins (Cough Drops and Peperocini Cost $2.15); Bedroom Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Bonnie wins with 80 cents

Showcase: Bonnie wins ($44,594 in prizes); Range, Small Trailer, and Ski Boat

One Away: Sandra lost; Audi TT ($35,950)

Range Game: Tanya lost; 42-inch TV and Console ($5994)

Switch?: Judith lost with a “switch”; Billiards Table and SCUBA Gear

Showcase Showdown #1: Tanya wins with 85 cents

Squeeze Play: Jerome lost (removed “1”); Trip to Jamaica ($3182)

It’s In the Bag: Cheryle wins $4000

Dice Game: Michael wins (rolled “6”); Jeep Compass ($24,365)

Showcase Showdown #2: Cheryle wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Showcase: Cheryle wins; Range, Motorcycle, and Ford Mustang ($45,012)

Name: Line em Up
Debut: March 10th, 1998

Line em Up is a pricing game played for a car plus three additional prizes; one worth between $10 and $98, and two worth between $300 and $1,000. The 1st and last numbers of the car are given in a yellow, vertical frame. The prices of the other 3 items are lined up vertically between the first and last numbers of the car. The contestant must slide these prices horizontally so that the digits in the price of the car line up in the frame. The first and third prizes always have three-digit prices, while the second has a two-digit price. If the contestant correctly lines up the prizes on the first try, he/she wins the car and all the prizes; if not, the number of correct digits in the car (out of 3) are displayed (but not the location of the correct/incorrect digits) and the contestant is allowed to adjust accordingly. If the price is still not correct the second time, the game ends.

Fun Fact: The game concept was developed by then associate producer (and future sole producer) Kathy Greco.

Labels: games spotlight, line em up

Punch A Bunch: Rebecca wins $100 with 4 punches

Lucky 7: Eric lost; Pontiac Vibe ($18,621)

Most Expensive: Josette wins; Sofa, 65-inch Santa Claus, and 56-inch TV

Showcase Showdown #1: Rebecca wins with 75 cents

Hi Lo: Ashlie wins; Bedroom Group

Cover Up: Larry wins; Chevy HHR ($20,974)

Side By Side: Carol wins (Right Side); Motorcycle ($9189)

Showcase Showdown #2: Ashlie wins with 85 cents

Showcase: Rebecca wins; Laptop Computer, Soaking Tub, and Trip to Japan ($27,148 in prizes)

Any Number: Hysha wins Honda Pilot ($27,891); Luggage Set ($650)

Plinko: Patrick wins $2500 with 4 Plinko chips

Freeze Frame: Claire lost; Trailer ($7995)

Showcase Showdown #1: Patrick wins with 90 cents

Pass the Buck: Robert wins $5000 (Card 2) and Honda Civic (Card 6)

Eazy Az 1, 2, 3: John lost; Stemware, Barbecue Grill, and Pair of Surfboards

Pick A Number: Michael lost (chose “6”); Armoire and Desktop Computer ($8829)

Showcase Showdown #2: John wins with 90 cents

Showcase: Double Overbid; “The Price is Right Train Depot” Showcase, Game Table, Sauna, and Motorcycle; Trip to Miami, Florida, Germany, and China

Spelling Bee: Teresa wins (CAR card); Ford Fusion

Clock Game: Traci wins Day Bed ($1329); Day Sailer ($3295)

Pushover: Tanya wins by “Coming”; Trip to New York, New York ($6584)

Showcase Showdown #1: Teresa wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Grocery Game: Lori lost ($24.95); Dining Room Group

Money Game: Kaivan wins $279; Chevy Equinox ($25,243)

1 Right Price: Roderick lost; Handbags ($1325) and Dumbbells

Showcase Showdown #2: Roderick wins with 75 cents

Showcase: Roderick wins; Living Room Group, Piano, Trip to London, England ($19,618 in prizes)

Lucky 7: Dawnkylee lost; Ford Fusion ($23,814)

Grand Game: Natalie wins $10 (Target Price $7.00)

Pushover: Susan wins; Jet Ski ($9398)

Showcase Showdown #1: Susan wins with 85 cents

Cover Up: Alvin lost; Jeep Compass ($24,380)

Freeze Frame: Thomas lost; Bed ($3097)

Switch?: Syreathea wins without a “switch”; Drum Set and Motorscooter

Showcase Showdown #2: Alvin wins with 90 cents

Showcase: Susan wins; End Table, Trip to San Francisco, California, Hotel for Dogs, and Pontiac Solstice ($41,911 in prizes)

Money Game: Susie wins $239; Ford Mustang ($24,284)

Coming or Going: Joseph wins by “Going”; Hot Tub ($8579)

Race Game: Michael wins Make Up and Lobster Tennis Ball Machine; Desktop Computer and Sofa

Showcase Showdown #1: Joseph wins with 60 cents

That’s Too Much: Martha lost; Chevy Impala ($23,795)

Pick A Pair: Curtis wins (Syrup and Bird Seed Cost $4.99);

Squeeze Play: Gessy lost (removed “9”); Snowmobile ($6599)

Showcase Showdown #2: Curtis wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Curtis wins; $1000 in Cash, Trip to New York, New York, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and Tahiti ($25,246 in prizes)

History was made on The Price is Right earlier today when a man named Terry bid $23,743 on his showcase. That's not the shocking part-- look at what the actual retail price was...



Could Drew Carey show any less emotion? Could Sharon be any more bummed after losing while being off by less than $500? Nonetheless, an absolutely historic day for The Price is Right...

Labels: history, perfect bid, showcase

Any Number: David wins Pontiac G6 ($21,836); MP3 Player Set ($750)

It’s In the Bag: Zachary wins $2000

Switch?: Terry wins with a “switch”; Pair of Bicycles and Desktop Computer

Showcase Showdown #1: Terry wins with 90 cents

Swap Meet: Jamie wins (Coffee Center $1000); Dining Room Table, Purses and Shoes, and Pair of Bicycles ($1000)

One Away: Sharon wins; Pontiac Vibe ($18,546)

Pick A Number: Julie wins (chose “5”); 46-inch TV and Entertainment Center ($5077(

Showcase Showdown #2: Sharon wins with 80 cents

Showcase: Terry wins (Double Showcase Winner); Karaoke System, Billiard Table, and Travel Trailer; Trip to Chicago, Illinois, Canada, Scotland, and South Africa ($56,437 in prizes)

Name: Race Game
Debut: August 14th, 1974

A stalwart of The Price is Right, Race Game is typically played for four prizes, each worth between roughly $400 and $4,000. The contestant is presented with four price tags, each representing the price of one of four prizes. They are given 45 seconds to place the tags on hooks in front of the correct prizes. After placing all four tags, the contestant returns to the display to the audience's left and pulls a lever; this causes the display to show the number of tags which have been correctly placed. If anything less than four is displayed, the contestant must rearrange the tags and pull the lever again. They may continue to do this as many times as they can within the time limit.

If at any point the contestant pulls the lever and has all four tags correct, the game ends and they win all four prizes-- otherwise, they win whatever prizes they have correctly tagged when the 45 second time limit expires. In the event the contestant is in the middle of a switch when time expires, they are usually allowed to complete it and pull the lever a final time. The contestant is not allowed to pull the lever unless all of the price tags have been placed at a prize. The only way to win nothing in Race Game is to get no correct prices for all four prizes after the time runs out.

Fun Fact: It is impossible for a contestant to win exactly three of the prizes, as any three prizes being correctly tagged would necessitate the fourth tag being with the correct prize. For this reason, the display that shows the number of correct prizes cannot light up the number "3".

Labels: games spotlight, race game

Any Number: Andrew wins Sofa ($849); Honda Civic ($20,167)

Most Expensive: Leslie wins; Golf Equipment, Floor Clock (Most Expensive), and Boots

Range Game: Jennifer wins; Trailer ($11,880)

Showcase Showdown #1: Andrew wins with 80 cents

Check Out: Matthew lost (-$4.78); Honda Accord

Secret X: Andrew wins (X in the Middle); Bedroom Group

Bonkers: Annette wins; Trip to Ireland ($5068)

Showcase Showdown #2: Andrew wins with 90 cents

Showcase: Andrew (#2) wins; Laptop Computer, Cruise of the Caribbean, and Ski Boat ($38,187 in prizes)

Freeze Frame: Brenda wins; Sailboat ($9627)

Switch?: Francis wins without a “switch”; Motorcycle and Fireplace

Ten Chances: Alexander wins Tote Bag ($40) and Cruiser Bicycle ($620); Chrysler PT Cruiser

Showcase Showdown #1: Francis wins with 70 cents

One Wrong Price: Beverly lost; Tea Set (Wrong Price $2350), Massage Chair, and Desktop Computer

Bullseye: Jessica wins; Designer Dresses and Shoes

Dice Game: Nancy lost (rolled “1”); Mercury Milan ($21,452)

Showcase Showdown #2: Jessica wins with 70 cents

Showcase: Jessica wins; Bathtub, Bedroom Group, and Catamaran ($30,525 in prizes)

Today, Bob Barker celebrates his 85th birthday!

Happy Birthday, Bob!

Spelling Bee: Arlene lost (5 cards); Ford Mustang

Flip Flop: Brooke lost by “flopping”; Trip to Washington, D. C.

Clearance Sale: Brien lost; Coat and Accessories, Sofa, and Desktop Computer

Showcase Showdown #1: Arlene wins with 50 cents

Pushover: Breshaun lost; Motorcycle ($5995)

Lucky 7: Olivvier lost; Ford Focus ($17,815)

Hi Lo: Randy wins; Bedroom Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Olivvier wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Showcase: Arlene wins; iPhone, Travel Trailer, and Pontiac Solstice ($38,488 in prizes)

Hey guys!

First off, let me assure you that the Games Spotlight will continue, even though we skipped this Tuesday. The reason we skipped the previous segment was because...

... we now have a biography for Drew Carey!

You can also access it by using the navigation bar on the right; where you'll also notice we have split the cast bios into "current" and "former."

Does this mean more are coming? Only time will tell!

Labels: bio, drew carey

Grand Game: Loriann lost $1000 (Target Price $11.00)

Pathfinder: Troy lost (stepped on “9” and “3”); Ford Ranger ($19,382)

Make Your Move: Britannia wins; Model Car ($39), Handbags ($910), and Trip to London, England ($5200)

Showcase Showdown #1: Britannia wins with 65 cents

One Away: Doyle lost; Ford Fusion ($23,814)

1 Right Price: Alfred lost; All Terrain Vehicle ($2599) and Washer/Dryer

Sqeeze Play: Benjamin lost (removed “4”); Bed ($6248)

Showcase Showdown #2: Alfred wins with 80 cents

Showcase: Alfred wins; Living Room Group, Laptop Computer, and Trip to Tokyo, Japan ($22,366 in prizes)

Eazy Az 1, 2, 3: Annette lost; Tool Box, Snowboard Equipment, and Dining Room Table

Plinko: Roshni wins $1700 with 4 Plinko chips

Pass the Buck: Emily lost $3000; Chevy Cobalt

Showcase Showdown #1: Roshni wins with 70 cents

Bonkers: Adam lost; Electric Vehicle ($7995)

Any Number: Adam wins Jeep Wrangler ($22,154); Digital Picture Frames

Double Prices: Tyava wins; Cruise to Alaska ($4718)

Showcase Showdown #2: Tyava wins with 60 cents

Showcase: Roshni wins; Trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, Outdoor Theater, and Pair of Motorcycles ($25,820 in prizes)

Switcheroo: Bobbie wins Pontiac Vibe ($21,245); USB Hub, Messenger Bag, Lemonade Maker, and Ice Cream Cone Timer

Most Expensive: Steven lost; Sofa, Drum Set, and 50-inch Plasma TV (Most Expensive)

Coming or Going: Sarah wins by “Going”; Pair of Motorcycles ($6698)

Showcase Showdown #1: Sarah wins with $1.00 ($1000)

That’s Too Much: Trinh lost; Chevy HHR ($19,590)

Grocery Game: Cheri lost (Total $23.97); Golf Cart and Golf Equipment

Safe Crackers: Ryan lost (Combination 560); Waverunner and Watches

Showcase Showdown #2: Cheri wins with 55 cents

Showcase: Sarah wins; Desktop Computer, Sauna, and Ford F-150 ($35,807 in prizes)

Name: Flip Flop
Debut: February 25th, 2000

There is a 4-digit prize offered in this game. The contestant is shown 2 sets of 2-digit numbers lined up next to each other. The price that the numbers make before any changes are made is incorrect and the contestant has a choice to either "Flip" (invert the first pair of numbers), "Flop" (invert the second pair of numbers), or "Flip Flop" (change both pairs of numbers). Example: If the displayed price is $3825, the contestant can change the 38 to 83 by "flipping", change the 25 to 52 by "flopping", or change 3825 to 8352 by "flip flopping". If the price is correct after changes are made, then the contestant wins the prize.

Fun Fact: On April 4, 2005, rather than flipping/flopping the panels, a contestant accidentally just pushed the button which reveals the actual the price of the prize. An annoyed Bob Barker awarded the prize to the contestant rather than stopping tape and replaying or replacing the game.

Labels: flip flop, games spotlight

Freeze Frame: Mark wins; Trip to Mazatlan ($3526)

One Away: Sarah lost; Ford F-150 ($20,632)

Barker’s Bargain Bar: Christine wins; Drum Set (Bargain of $800) and Golf Caddy

Showcase Showdown #1: Mark wins with 35 cents

Lucky 7: Sandra wins ($1 left); Ford Explorer XL ($26,785)

Plinko: Nichole wins $3000 with 5 Plinko chips

Pick A Pair: Sonia wins (Dry Wipes and Plum Juice Cost $3.99); Kitchen Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Sandra wins by default with 90 cents

Showcase: Mark wins; Sofa, Dining Room Group, and Travel Trailer ($33,052 in prizes)

Clearance Sale: Shanna wins; Guitar, Snowboard Equipment, and Dining Room Table

Pathfinder: Brian wins; Chevy Equinox ($23,750)

Safe Crackers: Rachel lost (Combination 960); Spa and Karaoke Machine

Showcase Showdown #1: Brian wins with $1.00 + 5 cents ($10,000)

Switch: Ronald wins with a “switch”; Trip to Seattle, Washington and Santa Fe, New Mexico

That’s Too Much: Tiffany wins; Ford Focus ($16,120)

Now or Then: Kyle wins (“Then” September 1996); Living Room Group

Showcase Showdown #2: Tiffany wins with 80 cents

5 Price Tags: Gerald lost (2 chances); Dodge Charger ($22,605)

One Wrong Price: Ardyce wins; Cradle, SCUBA Equipment, and Pair of Motorscooters (Wrong Price $1990)

Bonkers: Pascual lost; Hot Tub ($7102)

Showcase Showdown #1: Ardyce wins with 75 cents

Stack the Deck: Kristina lost (wins “1” and “8”); Dodge Caliber ($16,845)

Sqeeze Play: Florence lost (removed “2”); Ford Ranger ($15,435)

Magic #: Anthony lost (Magic Number $892); Wine Cooler and Home Gym

Showcase Showdown #2: Kristina wins with 95 cents

Showcase: Ardyce wins; Gardening Equipment, Saws, Four Bars of Gold, and Jeep Compass ($29,045 in prizes)

Name: Hi Lo
Debut: April 9th, 1973

Hi-Lo is a game typically played for a prize that varies between $2,000 and $10,000. Six grocery items are shown. The contestant is asked to choose the 3 highest priced items. Then, the remaining 3 items must have a lower price than the lowest price in the "HI" row in order to win. For example, if the lowest priced item in the "HI" row is $4.79, the remaining items (not chosen by the contestant) must all be less than $4.79 in order to win.

Historical Fact: There have been three Hi Lo sets. The first one was orange colored and lasted five years. The second one was white and clear and was introduced in 1978. The third set, introduced on October 26, 1990, is blue colored and is currently still in use.

Fun Fact: Hi Lo was the first pricing game ever to display its name on the game's prop.

Labels: games spotlight, hi lo

Eazy Az 1, 2, 3: John wins; Exercise Machine, Accordion, and Motorscooter

Punch A Bunch: Nicole wins $500 with 4 punches

Balance Game: Eva lost ($695 + $7000 + $9000); Pontiac Vibe ($17,695)

Showcase Showdown #1: John wins with 95 cents

Flip Flop: Gina lost by “flipping”; Catamaran ($9775)

Pocket Change: Elsebeth wins with $2.55 ($1.25 to win car); Chrysler PT Cruiser

Bullsye: Jessica wins; Trip to Singapore

Showcase Showdown #2: Jessica wins with $1.00

Showcase: John wins; Sofa, Trip to Walt Disney World, and Chevy Impala ($34,160 in prizes)

Recently Ludia released The Price is Right as a games app for the ever-popular iPhone!

Ludia PR:

Montreal, Canada, November 18, 2008 - Interactive entertainment company Ludia and FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME), the brand extension arm of The Price Is Right™ producer FremantleMedia, today announced the launch of The Price Is Right game on the Apple App Store. Based on the highly successful television game show, iPhone and iPod touch owners can now "COME ON DOWN" anytime, anyplace for their shot in Contestant’s Row, to bid on items in 16 different pricing games, to test their luck with spinning The Big Wheel, and experience the winner-takes-all tension of the Showcase Showdown.

Gamezebo offers a review:

Every detail in the iPhone is truly representative of the television version, from Contestant Row to the Showcase Showdown. The game features 16 (count them) popular pricing games, including Plinko, Cliff Hangers, Punch-A-Bunch and Hole In One.

To mix things up, Ludia includes 3 game modes:

- Three Strikes: Play solo through multiple shows while avoiding strikes to rack up the biggest winnings.
- Classic Game: Play game sequences as seen on TV for a “true-to-show” experience.
- Party Game: Pass n’ play fun for up to four players with the winner determined by the cumulative value of prizes earned during the game

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The Price is Right game for the iPhone is $4.99 and is already a Top 10 Paid App on the iTunes Store. In a directory of thousands of iPhone games that look like some developer coded the app in one hour or less to make a quick buck, it’s nice to see a developer like Ludia willing to put the time and effort to create a high quality iPhone game. Depending on how big a fan you are of the TV show, you can decide whether that price is right or wrong for the game app.

My personal opinion? I love the game! The detail and work Ludia has put into recreating TPiR over the last couple of years has been amazing. Now if they could only add more games and prizes!

Labels: iphone, ludia, video game

Clock Game: Daniel wins (11 seconds left); Lobster Tennis Ball Machine ($849) and Sofa ($899) (+$1000)

Cliffhangers: Patrick wins (5 steps); Tour of New England

Let ‘Em Roll: Megan wins $1500; Chevy Cobalt

Showcase Showdown #1: Megan wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Check Game: Tami lost (Check for $3700); Digital Piano ($3195)

Card Game: Dorothy wins ($2000 card); Chevy HHR ($18,924)

Double Prices: Lana wins; Bed ($3198)

Showcase Showdown #2: Tami wins with $1.00 ($1000)

Showcase: Tami wins; Pair of Remote Controlled Helicopters, Laptop Computer, and Chrysler Seabring ($33,382 in prizes)