Andre Saint-Albin thanks

Thanks for the feedback

I gave you a LIKE cuz you told us. Thx.

Andre Saint-Albin thanks for the information. I was wondering what happened.

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I cried laughing when she started jumping around wobbling her hands around and screaming like she won a million.

Yeah it looked a ritual & happy dance all in one

when the second guy hit 1.00 she fell down again lmao

FACTS THOSE EYES 💀💀💀💀💀

Atleast I know I can dance better than 1 person in the world

That actually has happened back in 1991. But the incident was so tragic that they couldn't air the episode. I believe 4 died and a dozen injured

😆

Haha me too.

I agree. We needed to balance all that enthusiasm with some shrieks and screams as the wheel dislocated from the pins and rolled into the audience crushing some old ladies who were too slow to get out of the way. Barbara, help me, please.. get my walker - squish.

@@joesmitty5345 that did not happen lol

Personally, I was hoping a fist fight might break out, and Drew Carey gets punched in the eye when trying to break it up. Now THAT would be TV worth watching!

I agree. Looked like they (at least the man) were cheering for the third to get the dollar.

@@jonathankrepps1007 Only because he was wanting to hug her Fine A..

100%

Group hug!

Elaborate please because this is definitely not the most American thing.

Have you ever seen the hamburger gun? As an American, the most American thing is the hamburger gun most certainly not this.

i literally dont see the logic behind this being an American thing lol, you mean people elsewhere dont celebrate a gameshow win?

@@SmellsLikeNirvanna They do. I don't know what my thought process behind my comment was, it was 3 am and a month ago and not something I could really explain in words. But it looks like a few people agree with me so I guess it's somewhat true.

@@squidy7771 bashing America for the most stupid reasons always gets people agreeing with you lol. It’s become quite cancerous, like literally your comment makes no sense. I’m not even American and every non American game show I’ve watched have people cheering and celebrating a money win.

Until they had to break the tie...

And the crowd

I'm happy that you're happy that everybody was happy for each other

@@dylan251 Why would they have to break the crowd?

@@twelveshepherd9331 What . . . huh?

Jesse - against astronomical odds all 3 contestants won $1000 in a 2 spin combo - extremely rare

Probably only happened maybe a handful of times, if that, in these years of Showcase Showdowns.

'Grenlins'?

Also, my mom has pointed out if these contestants do realize how foolish they look when they DO see themselves on TV!!

It just simply means they spun a dollar, they got to spin again, and the rest is history!

It’s happened a hand full of times when all three of them have gotten the $1 straight up and twice

So, what happened?

I have seen a three way tie a few while watching The Price is Right.🥳

@@tina7669 really? Wow that's awesome!

Vishwan Purandat they have to act that way... have you ever seen someone angry on this show?

A person who bet $599 then someone bets $600😅

They’re good people. Have great team sportsmanship

yes unbelieveable

Yes, pity that so many of the commenters aren't happy for them.

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down terrible

way too* genuine

Ran towards?

@@cashdri 😥😣🐇

Ikr 65 is like the most common but everyone always goes over

This joke is old

Maybe it's not a joke .

Welcome to Misanthropes, Anonymous I was getting lonely, lol.

Fuck I felt that

RantChant 316 if Bob was there he would’ve had his genuine happy reaction from these three $1.00 spinners, Drew’s reaction was blend as ever

I hear they all moved into a commune and are happily living together as a threesome.

Hello Jennifer 👋👋 How are you doing and how's the weather condition over there ....

Yes indeed

True.

AMEN 🙌🙌

Ty same!!

Ty me too I was hoping for it

Haha, me too!

Does that make us bad to want to see her get hit

We can only dream!!!

Not really. The probability of hitting is 0.0975. That is A+(B*C) with A = probability of hitting 100 on the first spin = 1/20, B = probability of getting anything else on the first spin = 19/20, and C = probability of hitting on the second spin = 1/20. Thus, the probability of hitting three times in a row is (0.0975)^3 = 0.000927 or a bit worse than 1/1000. According to IMDB, there have been 9360 episodes of the show. Edit: I didn't consider the possibility of the first contestant stopping after the first spin without hitting 100. Assuming they spin again if they get less than 70, that drops B for the first player to 13/20, making the probability of her hitting about 0.0825. The other two stay the same, dropping the final to 0.000784 or about 1/1275.

@@OrgOfTheBogPeople It's cool that you actually did the figuring. I was thinking that too, except without all the math stuff. That show's been on forever. It was bound to happen eventually.

@@OrgOfTheBogPeople thank you

It literally cant be rigged, I've seen behind the scenes of how the wheel is constructed there's absolutely no mechanical anything inside it's just a big hollow metal wheel on a truck axel bearing.

@@OrgOfTheBogPeople I love how you went to all that trouble to prove me wrong and yet clearly didn't go to the trouble of reading my comment properly. Go and read it again and then tell me where you went wrong

That’s true! That’s what I heard

You're icon goes so well with that comment lol

lol same her

Drew *your

Anthony Reyes No one likes an idiot

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2 funny 😆a haunting

I imagine that at that point in their minds, it became less about winning, and more about celebrating that they just got a three-way tie.

@@gurvmlk well said : )

@Bobby It's Google speech fault : )

@@bobby1970 I just corrected it,ty👍🏽

It's called "New car"

Cash

+Thomas Rockhill so they use the cash to snort cocaine?

The BossMan78 I WANT IT ALL 🍺🍄💨🍸🍹🍻🍳

Meth

I agree with you. So many negative people. They can just stay away.

Uhhhh...the first one DEFINATELY didnt deserve the freak out the woman did...when you've got all 3 then yeah, freak out.

@Barstool Prophet I swear people like you make people of Faith look bad. It's a game show. theyre happy that they won some money. For you to say that they worship money over God. I mean you really need to get a life.

PREACH!!

@Barstool Prophet “these people worship money and not God.” So if you had just won 1000 dollars, you wouldn’t be jumping in joy?

Same bruh... same.

@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS Hey dude. You ARE a thrasher though. Saw some vids. THRASH ON DUDE! Love the old metal

@@deejaytrizay no way! I got covers playlist for 3 of those! I dont know pantrra yet but had all their cds for years bro!! Rock out!

Bro that scared the shit outta me, i thought she was having a seizure

Dude! Me too! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@daltonmcdaniel9032 Seizure or the world's least rhythmic dancer ever.

Get help

There’s an auction segment to start each game, where each contestant tries to bid closer than any other contestant to the retail price of a prize without going over, and at the end of each show there’s a showcase round, where again the contestant who bids most accurately wins. That’s what these players are spinning for - a chance to go to the showcase round. Other than that, yeah, the games for bigger prizes are a mix of chance and skill without direct competition.

How did you never see this show? It was on ABC I think every weekday at like 10am when I was a kid.

@@troyBORG you do understand that KZfaq is not just in the United States and TPIR isn’t on in other countries right? 🙄

Kinda surprising it didnt happen sooner

AC 計算機 AC Calculator na its not that low cause there are a lot of possible combination

it’s rigged

it should be 19 x 19 x 19 (just took out the calculator)..... my nigga : )

@ KinglerTTR So a contestant would know how hard to spin the wheel based on...what? Experience spinning a wheel with all the variables (weight, friction, etc) other than the first spin. Knowledge of the values on wheel placement? etc. A person could either spin harder or softer than needed to adjust to perceived needs, and end up ruining what would have been a better result. So many possibilities where the result can be affected by the contestant adjusting the force applied to the wheel. Vast majority of contestants that I have seen on the show (not just this episode) spun the wheel with same force as the first attempt. It would be different if the wheel/contestant and variables remained the same for multiple contests, resulting in experience where they can affect the spin more accurately (still not consistent like a machine).

until you win and have to pay the taxes lol

@@georgebarton1582 don’t know why people always complain about that. You’re still getting money you didn’t have before.

@@TheHolyMongolEmpire Because its not just about money. You have to pay taxes on everything you win. Including a car. YOu win a car You have to pay taxes for that car. The prizes on price is right whether its money, a car, furniture, everything and or anything you win when you win something on price is right. Is considered by the governement as income. The government treats everything as income. Not just prize money. but everything you could win. Again that includes car, furniture etc. So while if you win lets say 10 thousand dollars ion the price right the taxes come out of that 10000. NO big deal. NObody would complain about that. But you cant seperate the amount of money for taxes out of a car. This is what people dont realize until after they have won something on the price right. You dont always win cash. Alot of the time you win prizes. Items. Cars, furniture, YOu cant seperate money from that for the tax. YOu have to pay the tax out of your own money. Out of pocket. If it was just as simple as wining straight cash there wouldnt be a problem. But its not that simple. Because how the government considers all prizes. Including items. When you win a car on the price is right or any other game show. YOu owe taxes for that car. And the vast majjority of people who go on these games shows are middle class living paycheck to paycheck. That dont have extra money to pay taxes on something that is not actually advertised by the game shows that you would owe. This is why alot of the time. When people win a car on game shows. they dont actually keep the car. They end up selling it. Again the root of the problem is. YOu cant seperate money for the taxes from a physical prize such as a car. That money comes out of pocket. so unless you also won actual cash. If you just won a prize. A car. A peice of furniture. YOu pay that out of pocket. And again most often when someone wins a car from a game show. They dont actually end up keeping the car. They end up selling it. To get the cash. So they can pay the taxes. If they actually just want to keep the car. They would have to pay the taxes out of pocket. This is true for each and every item you win on game shows. This is why. I will never go on a game show. Unless the only prize. Is cash. Or i was already rich enough that i could pay all the taxes for actual items out of pocket. In many ways winning something on game shows. have been a major headache for alot of the contestants. Often they are forced to just sell what they one so they can cover the taxes on it. Winning items from a gameshow is actually a headache alot of people dont actually want. Trouble is they dont usually figure that out until they have won items froma game show. And then uncle sam comes knocking for their portion.

@@georgebarton1582 well I probably won’t ever have to worry about that as I’ll never be on a game show and I don’t buy lottery tickets, so whatever.

@@georgebarton1582 >win a 10k car >Pay taxes >Still profit over 5k Are you that dense?

@@connorjennings6542 That's a line out of Maury; Giggle!!

Lol, I thought she was going to stick her hands in her armpits and then quickly snap her hands in front of her nose for a whiff 😂

do they all win ?

@@gegoooooo They all get $1000 and a single spin to determine these 2 things: 1) Since it's a spinoff, highest number in one spin goes to the showcase; AND 2) Since it's also a Bonus Spin, if you hit a green section (5 or 15) you get an extra chunk of cash (these days it's 10k - used to be lower, around 5k IIRC), and that chunk gets even bigger if you hit the 100 on your Bonus Spin (used to be 10k, now 25k)

I saw 4 people on the same show get $1.00 during the Bob Barker era, and one of them won $10,000 on the bonus spin.

As a kid I always figured there was some kind of elf manipulating where the wheel stopped.

@@wilosaur You had a bad childhood.

Astronomical!

How many minutes?

Lmao 🤣🤣💀💀💀💀

proves which one?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8CGqqqild-nfo0.html Not the first time it happened and I bet definitely not the last.

Mathematically, it's possible that it could happen again in our lifetime, but highly unlikely.

You can calculate this. It'll likely happen again within the next 40 years (as long as the show airs as frequently as it does today).

DuramaxRepublic that was late

DuramaxRepublic How did you arrive to such a stupid&profane conclusion ?

They played Plinko in the sack.

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seehound619 Then ... why are you watching?

seehound619 Ahhh, gotcha. I do like Drew Carey but yeah, I miss Bob!

72speedway I feel like he was middle aged when I first saw him on the Drew Carrey show when I was a kid and he still seems relatively middle aged now. I’m confused.

And skinny

Actually, Drew's hair color is light Blond, not gray.

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I FELT THAT....OOF

He could be gay hahaha

what if he’s married already?

"I just want to say Happy Birthday to my friend Steven and to my parents and my grandparents and all the friend's I'm with" Amazing how everyone has the same birthday.

1:05 Superstar!

You can barely hear her saying yes repeatedly

When your on cocaine you dont laugh or even smile. Its clear you have never taken it before.

O.K. Rick James

Fuck yo couch!

So, assuming that everyone spins twice and the order of the spins does not matter (since we only care about spinning $1 which requires 2 spins everytime except for the red $1 spot), it's about a .02616% chance. I did this by figuring out all possible combinations of spins (172) then the combinations that would equal $1 (11) and divide them to get a percent. Everyone has a 6.3953% chance to roll a dollar. Then cube that number and you have your answer. I'm sorry I like math so it was a fun problem to figure out

@@matthewkelly9804 the hero this post needed

@@matthewkelly9804 awesome job, I'll remember roughly 6.4% cubed on spinning the dollar in 2 spins.

@@matthewkelly9804 omg thanks for this and the clear explanation!

The short answer is 1-in-1079. The long answer is this: There are 20 spaces on the wheel, and thus there are 400 (20x20) possible outcomes of 2 spins. 39 of those outcomes result in a $1 winner (noting that if the 1st spin is $1, then the 2nd spin is irrelevant). Thus, the possibility of a contestant getting a total of $1 is 39/400 or 9.75%. The odds of all 3 contestants doing this is simply 9.75%x9.75%x9.75% or .0927% or about 1 chance in 1079,

Best shit iv heard all year 👍

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Alex Jhons i agree. He wouldve asked Roger Dobkowitz if this had ever happened before....

Yep. Drew is fucking boring.

seymourfatboy ,

Bob Barker would wonder why those out of control people were acting like they are on drugs.

Bob Barker “I don’t want a piece of you, I want the whole thing”

Oddly enough, I've been watching the old Bob Barker episodes on TV, and on one of the early 80's (guessing) episodes it happened, where all 3 people won $1,000 and then the first person to spin again won $5,000. I came on KZfaq to watch fails and stuff lol

theArmenator Yep. It's Bad

I'M DYING

theArmenator i

Yes

theArmenator yeah she did