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select up to four apiece. Duplicates of each item were provided to allow multiple contestants to select the same one if desired; however, contestants could take no more than one of any item. The prices of the chosen items were revealed and added up, and the contestant who came the closest to £20 (high or low) advanced to the
Showcase.
1806:"It is such a privilege for me to be involved in these truly iconic shows that have brought so much joy to my childhood. A little bit nostalgia but a whole load of fun. Big shoes to fill I know, these shows should be back on telly for a whole new generation to sit down and enjoy with their family just like I did all those years ago!"
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Series two saw the Big Wheel return for a spin-off to see who would have the option of bidding or passing on the first showcase; each contestant had to take two spins. If a person scored 100, £400 would be donated to charity on their behalf, and Leslie would ask the person a consumer-related question
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was played to very different rules from the US version; considerably less money could be won, and contestants could risk their cash winnings on one final Plinko chip in hopes of adding a car or other large prize to their winnings (the cash spaces on the board were replaced with alternating "WIN" and
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The final round, the Range Finder, was played largely the same way as on the
Showcase finale on the American version. In the first season, the winner would not win the largest prize in their showcase if their winning guess was not within 10% of the showcase total. In subsequent seasons, the game was
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The
Crowther version later replaced Supermarket and the Big Wheel called with the "Showcase Showdown", where all six on-stage contestants played a series of estimated-guess questions and the person farthest away from the actual prize was eliminated. This was done until the last two contestants were
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American version's "Grocery Game" pricing game. The three contestants were shown an assortment of small retail items, such as groceries or hardware, and had 15 seconds to
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Showcase round was played considerably differently: After three games and a single Showcase Showdown at the Big Wheel (in which spinning 100 earned a bonus spin worth a bonus prize), the Showdown winner selected a range at random from £250 to £1,000; if the bid was within the selected range of
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as host. It followed the same gameplay format as Bob Warman and Bruce
Forsyth's versions, with Range Finder ranges going from £500 to £3000 (sometimes £4000), and the Showcase Showdown adapted the bonus spin from the Warman version, with a car at stake; later replaced by the £1000 bonus. It had a
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Although, it was only in a half-hour format with three pricing games per show (the
Crowther show had been an hour long with six games), it still gave away more valuable prizes each week than the previous ITV version had done (for example, it was possible for a contestant to win two cars, one in a
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Forsyth initially opened this version with a modified version of his trademark line of "Nice to see you, to see you...NICE!" (where the audience yells the word "nice" at the end) adding "...and it's nice to meet the stars of our show, whoever you are!" In later series the original line was used,
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The show expanded to an hour from 3 July 2006. This involved three games being played, a
Showcase Showdown, three more games, another Showcase Showdown, and then, the winners from both showdowns take part in the 'Pasquale Finale', a spin-off on the wheel to see who will go through to the Range
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were also in the works. Just like the regular editions from the 80s, 90s and the early 2000s, the episode featured regular civilians as contestants with an exact bid in contestant's row earning that contestant £200. The five pricing games that were played in the episode were:
1661:"I'm so excited to be the new host of The Price Is Right. It's proper bucket list territory for me as I loved it when I was growing up and now for me to be at the helm of such a legendary show is a dream come true. It just leaves me with one thing to say … COME ON DOWN!"
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fame), who made the occasional cameo appearance. The
Crowther version is popular with fans of the show for its near-campiness, frenetic pace, glamour, and the endearing presentation skills of its host, not for its cheaper prizes (which were forced on it by the
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Showcase Showdown, Contestants' Row was cleared of people, and a new set of four contestants was called down. (This differs from the US version, which keeps all contestants in Contestants' Row who do not go on stage.)
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The three players closest to each item up for bids got to spin the big wheel in which 100 won only £1000. The winner then played the showcase final with a static range of £3000. The ply goes to a brand new bonus round called the "Epic Showcase".
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this would feature only civilian contestants hoping to win either a big cash reward or top of the range prizes instead of celebrities playing for their favourite charities along with a viewer at home (except the first episode which was
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used these rules for their playing of Plinko, with an extra choice of a pound sign in addition to "WIN" and "LOSE", so that landing in the pound sign slot would double the winnings.
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Lucky 7 ("Lucky Seven" in the US; introduced when the show went hour-long; follows the same rules as Bruce Forsyth's version, although not always played for a car.)
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pricing game and one in the showcase, which would have been utterly unthinkable on British TV in the 1980s). Cars offered were usually
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hosting for seven series consisting of 116 episodes. Another series aired from 8 May 2006 until 12 January 2007, this time hosted by
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the US' 1 Right Price; actually more similar to the US' Double Prices, with three choices, so you could call it "Triple Prices".)
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Swap ("Switch?" in the US; like Bruce Forsyth's version, contestants can only win one prize, and they select the one they want.)
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with prices of grocery items instead of playing cards; to win, a contestant must correctly run the board with no mistakes.)
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Race Game (contestant had to match the prices of four prizes to cards given by Crowther against the clock in 60 seconds)
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Finder. In addition, prior to this, the maximum range in the Range Finder increased to £4000, as the budget increased.
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played with 1972–74 United States rules (no Double Showcase rule), while it did use the rule for a double overbid.
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in September 2005 and April 2007. On 30 December 2017, it was revived for a one-off pilot hosted by
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Bruce's Bargain Bar ("Barker's Bargain Bar" in the US, contestant only won one of the prizes.)
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left, and they then advanced to the Range Finder (by now simply called the "Showcase Final".)
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2401:"Updated: Alan Carr is bringing back Bruce Forsyth game show The Price Is Right on Channel 4"
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regularly attracted over 2.5 million viewers, Pasquale only managed to pull in 800,000.
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One Right Price (regularly played for two cars, though the contestant could only choose one.)
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Five Price Tags (played with grocery items, and players are given a free pick at the start.)
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brought the show back, this time hosted by Vernon Kay, a contestant in the first series.
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ITV commissions epic reboot of five of the nations favourite, hosted by Alan Carr
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the price of the presented showcase without going over, they won the Showcase.
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at the end of its latest run on 12 January 2007, citing the fact that while
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the U.S.'s "Most Expensive"; contestants only won the most expensive prize.)
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followed by "Let's meet the stars of our show, whoever you are!"
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On 30 December 2017, the revival was a one-off pilot filmed at
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Push Over (the blocks went "to Australia" according to Bruce.)
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British television series based on American television series
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A DVD game based on this version of the show was released by
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Mike Hurley (2006–2007) (occasional cover for Peter Dickson)
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Television shows produced by Central Independent Television
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Price Tags ("Barker's Markers"/"Make Your Mark" in the US)
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car cues, to name a few), and had more colour on the set.
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Hi Lo (played with small prizes instead of grocery items.)
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after the contestant's win when it was in fact £50)
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665:Partners (loosely based on The Phone Home Game.)
601:Bargain Bar ("Barker's Bargain Bar" in the U.S.)
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1111:Split Decision (used the game's timed format.)
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1732:On 30 May 2019, ITV ordered a series called
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668:The Penny Drops ("Penny Ante" in the U.S.)
243:and Talbot Television in association with
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3407:Terry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic
2414:Lazarus, Susanna (30 December 2017).
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857:Lucky 7 (played with seven tokens.)
722:Trade Up ("Trader Bob" in the U.S.)
3495:Bill Bailey's Birdwatching Bonanza
2429:Percival, Ash (31 December 2017).
2375:"The Price is Right - UKGameshows"
1655:. According to a press release by
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3845:Prison: First & Last 24 Hours
3474:Ashley Banjo's Secret Street Crew
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1817:and another Christmas special of
1526:Ant & Dec's Gameshow Marathon
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1218:Ant and Dec's Gameshow Marathon (
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820:Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour
458:American version of the same name
4330:Television series by ITV Studios
4192:Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything
3866:Ross Kemp: Battle for the Amazon
2399:Houghton, Rianne (9 June 2017).
1515:Vernon Kay's Gameshow Marathon (
987:Ant and Dec's Gameshow Marathon
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770:Gillian de Terville (1986–1988)
749:Jacqueline Bucknell (1984–1986)
230:and Talbot Television (1984–88)
158:116 (3 unaired) (Bruce Forsyth)
3999:Terry Pratchett's Going Postal
3558:Chris & Wes: Let's Do This
3414:There's Something About Miriam
3323:Ross Kemp in Search of Pirates
3176:Guinness World Records Smashed
2544:The Price is Right (2006–2007)
2528:The Price is Right (1984–1988)
2516:The Price is Right (2006–2007)
2492:The Price is Right (1984–1988)
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1893:Transmissions
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1884:Epic Showcase
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1848:Popcorn Maker
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1408:Pick a Number
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1271:Cliffhanger (
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837:Pricing Games
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826:Concentration
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809:Bruce Forsyth
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489:Bruce Forsyth
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4206:Then You Run
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4136:Intelligence
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4072:2020s debuts
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