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The Price Is Right Recapitulation for September 23rd, 2015 Season 44, Episode 3 (#7213K)

Season 44 of The Price Is Right kicks off with “Decades Week”; each of the first five shows this season pays tribute to one of the decades during which The Price Is Right aired. Today’s show pays tribute to the 1990s. The cast and contestants appear in costume, and tributes occur throughout the hour. I won’t spoil most of them, as half the fun of this week for us long-time fans will come from watching the show. Needless to say, the crew went all-out this week and paid attention to details in ways we thought impossible in this day and age.

Models: Manuela Arbelaez, James O’Halloran, Rachel Reynolds

Mic Handoff: Rachel Reynolds

First Four: Adam Hertz, Jelecia Smith, Elliot Mangoubi, Raven Anderson

IUFB1: 16GB iPhone 6(4.7” retina HD display, fingerprint identification sensor) (For all of you viewers with 4.7” retinas, this phone suits you perfectly! Have fun waiting in line for a few days.)

Stagey Bids: $760 $880 $1103 $1104 ARP1: $1196

Raven plays Benghazi Game Cover Up for a Kia Rio LX (1.6L, 6-spd AT, front wheel drive, carpeted floor mats, power package, cargo net)! No word exists on if Raven dances on the sand.

Game Board:

A = the logo for $UPER $AVER B = the logo for BUMP

C = the logo for D = the logo for SPLIT DECISION E = the logo for Raven’s first guess:

Raven’s second guess:

Raven’s third guess:

Nicely done, Raven! Have fun picking up Robin and Starfire.

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Called Down: Brianna Sanchez

IUFB2: Dell 15.6” laptop with 8GB RAM and 1TB HDD brought out by our dear friend Tuggs, the official tugboat of The Price Is Right! Everyone loves Tuggs, but everyone hates boats in showcases. Stagey Bids: $1000 $1415 $1200 $750 CLANG-A-LANG! SUPPER’S ON, BOYS! ARP2: $1200

Jelecia plays Easy As 1-2-3 for a wonderful array of prizes! left prize: leather and nylon collection from Prada (tote, pouch, belts, one pair tortoise sunglasses) center prize: GE self-cleaning gas range with convection cooking technology and a warming drawer (I thought the entire oven warmed things…) right prize: iron-dipped table and chairs from Bend

After some deliberation, Jelecia places [1] on the furniture, [2] on the range and [3] on the accessories.

ACCESSORIES GAS RANGE FURNITURE [3] [2] [1] $3,755 $2,300 $1,380

Jelecia knows her Arabic numeral system and wins the lot!! Next week she graduates to the dreaded [4] block.

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Called Down: Debra Ware

IUFB3: collection of nine gold-dipped charm bracelets featuring patterns such as dog ears (gold- dipped bracelets after iron-dipped furniture? Strengthen your metal, manufacturers! We cannot keep fixing your shoddy craftsmanship.)

Stagey Bids: $550 $325 $600 $326 CLANG-A-LANG! IT’S GETTING COLD; HURRY UP! ARP3: $1550

Debra plays Side by Side for a pair of Yamaha Zuma 125 motor scooters featuring 125cc air-cooled engines and push-button electric starts. Remember: push-button starts on vehicles make them infinitely easier to steal.

Movable Digits: 67 Stationary Digits: 80

Valerie believes the motor scooters costs , and she ends up winning them! Side by Side’s incessant apologies must wait another day.

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SCSD1 spinning order: Debra ($7,830), Jelecia ($9,135), Raven ($18,681) Debra’s first spin: 20 (opts to spin again)

Debra’s second spin: 35 ($0.55 total)

Jelecia’s first spin: 95 (stays; KO)

Raven’s first spin: 95 (stays)

Jelecia’s second spin: 10

Raven’s second spin: 60

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Called Down: Brittany Terry

IUFB4: SingTrix karaoke package 32GB tablet (The SingTrix karaoke package works with any tablet; SingTrix apparently remains in the dark regarding YouTube and all of its karaoke videos made in Windows Movie Maker.)

Stagey Bids: $875 $900 $1100 $1101 ARP4: $974

Elliot plays Line Em Up for yet another array of prizes!

Atomic arcade-style basketball game with two pumps and four mini-balls 20 oz. Brita BPA-free reusable sport bottle and filter collection of sneakers (three pairs of Air Jordans for him, three pairs of lace- up basketball shoes for her – think of all the child labor that took!) Chevy Spark LS (EcoTech 1.2L, CVT, front-wheel drive, OnStar, paint and fabric protection, all-weather floor mats)

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5 7 6 ARCADE GAME

2 3 WATER BOTTLE

6 7 0 SNEAKERS

4 Elliot’s first attempt:

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5 7 6 ARCADE GAME

2 3 WATER BOTTLE

6 7 0 SNEAKERS

4

Eric’s second attempt:

1

5 7 6 ARCADE GAME

2 3 WATER BOTTLE

6 7 0 SNEAKERS

4

Gnarly loss, sir. Today’s Chevy Spark LS cost $15,264.

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Called Down: Glenn Austin, Jr.

IUFB5: Look of the Decade Rachel wears a little black dress with spaghetti straps while clutching a vibrant quilted leather handbag. She also wears leather Valentino pumps.

Stagey Bids: $1200 $990 $1050 $1100 ARP5: $1158

Brittany plays Push Over for a trip to Hoedspruit, South Africa (RT coach, Los Angeles, CA to Washington, DC, transfer to Johannesburg via South African Airways, yet another transfer to Hoedspruit, 6n stay Kapana Game Reserve – all meals included)!

Brittany invokes her inner Salt and/or Pepa…

With a flick of the wrist… Pack your bags, Brittany! You head to Hoedspruit!

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Called Down: Michael Pottinger

IUFB6: DeLonghi espresso machine Home Styles island (wine rack, two stools)

Stagey Bids: $469 $800 $850 $851 ARP5: $1779

Adam plays It’s in the Bag for a chance to win $16,000 in cash!

GP1: 8 oz. cherry-flavored Slush Puppie drink GP2: Libman Freedom multi-surface floor cleaner GP3: 3 oz. Delsym 12-hr orange-flavored cough relief (don’t confuse this with the Slush Puppie!) GP4: 12 oz. Mrs. Dash teriyaki marinade GP5: Healthy Choice Simply Steamers meatball marinara dinner GP6: 10 oz. Barbasol (“Close Shave, Barbasol!”) nomenclature: FLOOR CLEANER MARINADE SHAVING CREAM BEVERAGE COUGH RELIEF FROZEN ENTRÉE titular bag(s): 99¢ $13.49 $1.99 $3.49 $4.99

Adam’s choices: BEVERAGE COUGH RELIEF SHAVING CREAM MARINADE FLOOR CLEANER

For $1,000, does the BEVERAGE cost 99¢? YES! Adam continues. For $2,000, does the COUGH RELIEF cost $13.49? YES! Adam continues. For $4,000, does the SHAVING CREAM cost $1.99? YES! Adam continues. For $8,000, does the MARINADE cost $3.49? NO. The FROZEN ENTRÉE cost $3.49.

The MARINADE cost $4.99, and … well, as for the FLOOR CLEANER price?

______SCSD2 spinning order: Elliot ($964), Adam ($1,779), Brittany ($11,045)

Elliot’s first spin: 85 (stays)

Adam’s first spin: 40 (must spin again)

Adam’s second spin: 55 ($0.95 total; KO)

Brittany’s first spin: 40 (must spin again)

Brittany’s second spin: 100 ($1.40 total; MRRP)

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Top Winner: Raven ($18,681) Runner-Up: Adam ($1,779)

Showcase 1: in which we somehow allowed the Macarena to reign supreme for a while trip to Seattle, WA (RT coach, 5n at The Edgewater Hotel – one dinner and a rock-and- roll sightseeing tour included) (witness all the burnt out bands struggle with relevancy 20 years later!) Garmin sport watch with GPS technology and a heart monitor Inspire Fitness home gym Bayliner 160 Element (60HP four-stroke Command Thrust engine, desert sand interior, trailer)

Raven passes to Adam; Adam bids .

Showcase 2: in which we wonder how feverishly Tumblr would defend Cosmo Kramer and his “condition” in today’s oversensitive era Sony 75” LED HDTV with voice search Sony Blu-ray disc player four DVDs (could you not pony up the money for Blu-rays, Sony?) Home Styles bedroom from their urban collection – king bed with leather headboard and a Comfortaire mattress, nightstand, four-drawer dresser trip to Bora Bora (RT coach, 6n lagoon-view room at the Rohotu Fare Private Hideaway Bora Bora – a full-day jet ski tour included) (unless you run out of gas)

Raven bids .

ARP Showcase #1: Adam’s Difference:

ARP Showcase #2: Raven’s Difference:

Everything comes up Milhouse for Raven; she walks away with in prizes!

______Summary/Torgo’s Timings COVER UP (3:54.11) W EASY AS 1-2-3 (4:03.82) W SIDE BY SIDE (2:35.56) W Showcase Showdown #1 LINE EM UP (4:21.92) L PUSH OVER (2:48:63) W IT’S IN THE BAG (6:03.39) L Showcase Showdown #2 Showcase SC2 wins

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Torgo Entertainment and TPIRFan2000 wrote the preceding recapitulation, and it may only exist on Golden-Road.net.

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