Awesome The Price Is Right

Next time you have friends over, skip the cornhole and play some Plinko. This 42″ tall indoor/outdoor home version looks just like the classic coin-dropping game from The Price Is Right and includes 10 Plinko chips. It was recently spotted for sale at Costco for $87.99. We couldn’t find it on the U.S. Costco website, but it’s available on their Australian site.

Game show fans will love this mini version of the Showcase Showdown wheel from The Price Is Right. A&M 3D Prints and More lovingly crafts this accurate replica of the iconic set piece. The set includes a spinning wheel, base, arrow, and four walls, while the “lite” version is just the wheel with a small base. Serious TPIR fans will want all the games.

The Price is Right surprised viewers and the audience with an awesome April Fools gift. Original host Bob Barker – who turns 92 this year – dropped by and ran the show for the lucky first batch of contestants.

The Price is Right closed 2014 with two contestants who clearly had no right to be on the show. Watch as dumb and dumber here guess what an iPhone 6 costs. They must have thought, “It must cost more than that swanky hammock!”

(NSFW: Language) Hey Snoop, our friend Corey here needs some serious The Price is Right coaching. Watch how much he thinks a cushioned hammock costs. Maybe he thought the whole backyard was included.

Calvin Broadus Jr.: rapper, philanthropist, dogg, lion and The Price is Right genius. Think he only knows how much mansions and yachts cost? Nope. Snoop knows his ice cream machines. Listen for Drew Carey’s Snoop pun at the end.

Contestants on The Price is Right usually just walk, run or even roll – down the stairs to take their spot on contestants’ row. Not so with overachiever Premal Shah, who crowdsurfed his way to the stage.

TPIR contestant Mary can’t make up her mind how much to bid on her showcase, making for the longest, most painfully drawn-out moment in show history. Drew Carey has the patience of a saint.