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Bill Cullen and Bob Barker were quite infamous for being [[Deadpan Snarker]]s (although Bill was snarky towards himself far more than at the expense of the contestants), and Drew Carey is a comedian. Further, the original 1956-65 series aired live on the East Coast.
[[Bill Cullen]] and [[Bob Barker]] were quite infamous for being [[Deadpan Snarker]]s (although Bill was snarky towards himself far more than at the expense of the contestants), and Drew Carey is a comedian. Further, the original 1956-65 series aired live on the East Coast.


So naturally, ''[[The Price Is Right]]'' has created a ton of Funny Moments.
So naturally, ''[[The Price Is Right]]'' has created a ton of Funny Moments.
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== In General... ==
== In General... ==
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** Or when the opposite happens and a contestant who bid, say, $899 gets one-upped by another contestant bidding $900, only to find out their bid was on the nose, meaning they get a $500 bonus while the punk who pulled that cheap shot gets to wallow back to their seat.
** Or when the opposite happens and a contestant who bid, say, $899 gets one-upped by another contestant bidding $900, only to find out their bid was on the nose, meaning they get a $500 bonus while the punk who pulled that cheap shot gets to wallow back to their seat.
* Double Showcase Winners. Most contestants will bid conservatively, limiting how often these big wins come along... but when they do, the reaction on their faces is always spectacular.
* Double Showcase Winners. Most contestants will bid conservatively, limiting how often these big wins come along... but when they do, the reaction on their faces is always spectacular.



== Bill Cullen (1956-65) ==
== Bill Cullen (1956-65) ==
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* August 28, 1964 (nighttime): The third-to-last nighttime episode of the original series saw Bill plugging the [[Home Game]] (''Bid It Right: The Price Is Right Card Game''), only to discover that the returning champion didn't get her second copy the previous week.
* August 28, 1964 (nighttime): The third-to-last nighttime episode of the original series saw Bill plugging the [[Home Game]] (''Bid It Right: The Price Is Right Card Game''), only to discover that the returning champion didn't get her second copy the previous week.
{{quote|'''Bill''': This outfit gives away thousands of dollars worth of prizes and they are the chintziest bunch with this game! You know, I've been trying to get one for-let me see... (''opens up the box and looks inside, then closes it back up again'') ...I don't want it. Now, let me explain how the game is played — first of all, someone comes in here and takes my place.}}
{{quote|'''Bill''': This outfit gives away thousands of dollars worth of prizes and they are the chintziest bunch with this game! You know, I've been trying to get one for-let me see... (''opens up the box and looks inside, then closes it back up again'') ...I don't want it. Now, let me explain how the game is played — first of all, someone comes in here and takes my place.}}



== Bob Barker (1972-2007) ==
== Bob Barker (1972-2007) ==
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* June 6, 2002: The big reveal in Flip Flop was averted by a stuck price cover. Although the price was revealed enough that the outcome was known, Bob and the contestant ended up [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQmI8Clfms4 ripping the cover in half], shaking the game board considerably in the process.
* June 6, 2002: The big reveal in Flip Flop was averted by a stuck price cover. Although the price was revealed enough that the outcome was known, Bob and the contestant ended up [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQmI8Clfms4 ripping the cover in half], shaking the game board considerably in the process.
* October 2, 2003: Bob spins the Big Wheel for a wheelchair-bound contestant...and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGGokl1Rmgg fails to get it all the way around.] His response? "This is the most humiliating moment of my life." And then Bob hands the microphone to the contestant and ''spins the wheel with both hands''.
* October 2, 2003: Bob spins the Big Wheel for a wheelchair-bound contestant...and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGGokl1Rmgg fails to get it all the way around.] His response? "This is the most humiliating moment of my life." And then Bob hands the microphone to the contestant and ''spins the wheel with both hands''.



== Drew Carey (2007-Present) ==
== Drew Carey (2007-Present) ==
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* May 11, 2012 (Mother's Day show): Edited out of the actual show, but when special guest [[The Brady Bunch|Florence Henderson]] and her "eye candy" model Johannes drove out the car for Lucky $even, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7AJxCzE4tQ Johannes accidentally steers the car into the frame of Door 3].
* May 11, 2012 (Mother's Day show): Edited out of the actual show, but when special guest [[The Brady Bunch|Florence Henderson]] and her "eye candy" model Johannes drove out the car for Lucky $even, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7AJxCzE4tQ Johannes accidentally steers the car into the frame of Door 3].
{{quote|'''George Gray''': ...a ''used'' SUV!}}
{{quote|'''George Gray''': ...a ''used'' SUV!}}



== Dennis James (nighttime, 1972-77) ==
== Dennis James (nighttime, 1972-77) ==
* (Nothing as of yet, but here just in case.)
* (Nothing as of yet, but here just in case.)



== Tom Kennedy (nighttime, 1985-86) ==
== Tom Kennedy (nighttime, 1985-86) ==
* (Nothing as of yet, but here just in case.)
* (Nothing as of yet, but here just in case.)



== Doug Davidson (nighttime, 1994-95) ==
== Doug Davidson (nighttime, 1994-95) ==
* (Nothing as of yet, but here just in case.)
* (Nothing as of yet, but here just in case.)


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