I am gonna be in Cali next month and I thought I might be able to catch a show with my boy Drew Carey . It would be f***ing awesome to get on that show but I dont know if you have to buy tickets or is it will call?

 

Have you guys ever been on a game show? I am sure there are a bunch that played the Bozo buckets and won yourself a $100 bill.

Google the phrase "Price is right tickets". The first page to come up is the Price is right ticketing page.

The following are THE PRICE IS RIGHT are tape dates through 2009. (All tape dates are subject to change at any time).

 

2009

July: 28, 29

August: 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19

September: ­7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23

October: 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28

November: 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 30

December: 1, 2, 7, 8, 9

 

2010

January: 4, 5, 6, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27

February: 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17

March: 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31

April: 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21

May: 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 24, 25, 26

 

OPTION ONE - ONLINE TICKETING

-You can access and request ticket availability online without the wait.

-There is a maximum of four tickets per email address.

-You can confirm and print your request from your computer within minutes.

-You can obtain maps to the taping location.

-We will keep you up to date by email if changes in scheduling occur unless they are beyond our control.

-Please note that if you apply for tickets online but are unable to attend, email us at cbsimedia@cbs.com.

 

OPTION TWO - Write in your request for tickets

If you wish to write for tickets, please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:

 

The Price Is Right Tickets

7800 Beverly Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

 

Along with your return envelope please send a note stating how many tickets you wish and specify the exact date and time of taping. You can request up to a maximum of ten tickets per written request. Please allow about two weeks notice when mailing for tickets.

 

OPTION THREE - Pick up tickets at our Ticket Booth

General Tickets are available at the Ticket Booth in advance of the taping dates and tickets for all tapings are available on the day of the taping. Ticket distribution is in excess of studio capacity, therefore, a ticket does not guarantee admittance.

 

OPTION FOUR - Order Tickets by Phone: Call 800-852-8909 and we will mail you tickets. We will need to know the date, time and quantity of tickets.

 

It is advisable to call back a few days before you plan on attending "The Price Is Right" and recheck the taping dates because production changes can occur. CBS has no liability with respect to any cancellation of the production of the show. For other information, please call 323-575-2458, Monday through Friday, 9am - 5pm PST.

 

Minimum Age: Due to production requirements, no one under the age of 18 will be admitted to the studio or show.

 

No Guarantee: Ticket distribution is in excess of studio capacity, therefore, a ticket does not guarantee admittance. We seat people on a first come first served basis on the day of the show except for some groups that are booked with guaranteed seats to insure a full audience.

 

Eligibility Information: Due to eligibility requirements, no one under the age of 18 will be admitted to the studio. If you want to be considered as a contestant you MUST:

 

*Bring TWO forms of identification to the studio such as a driver's license or DMV I.D. AND something with your Social Security number on it, such as an insurance card, pay stub, tax return or actual SS card. Or, provide us with the last four digits of your SS number. If you don't have proof of your SS number with you it must be supplied within 30 days in order claim any prizes. If you are from outside of the USA and do not have a SS card, this will not be required as part of your I.D. A passport can be a substitute for the driver's license.

I love you too balta.

I love the price is right, but their Pricing isnt always accurate.

I love the price is right, but their Pricing isnt always accurate.

 

Drew Carey is the worst gameshow host ever. Horribly, brutally, awfully bad.

Drew Carey is the worst gameshow host ever. Horribly, brutally, awfully bad.

I thought he was REALLY bad at the beginning. I remember the first week, i just cringed. Then i stopped watching it... I used to have my TV on at work but I stopped that. And just recently I started watching it on Thursday when I am home with my daughter. He is so much better now.

Drew Carey is the worst gameshow host ever. Horribly, brutally, awfully bad.

 

He has gotten better. He was uncomfortably bad when he first took over.

Drew Carey is the worst gameshow host ever. Horribly, brutally, awfully bad.

 

Louie Anderson says hi

I went to Bozo, but I didn't get to do the Bozo buckets. The girl that did, missed the second bucket. Fail.

Edited July 29, 200916 yr by GoSox05

My mom has been bugging me for 15 years now for me to try getting on Jeopardy. She brings it up about 5 times each year.

Edited July 29, 200916 yr by BigSqwert

Drew Carey is the worst gameshow host ever. Horribly, brutally, awfully bad.

 

Drew Carey is pretty much awful at anything that doesn't involve being fat and unfunny. See all "Whose line is it anyway" (the US edition anyway)

Holy s*** this is a random topic.

About 20 years ago, my Dad's cousin was on TPIR and cleaned house. Won car in game, won both showcases, everything.

Drew Carey is pretty much awful at anything that doesn't involve being fat and unfunny. See all "Whose line is it anyway" (the US edition anyway)

Whose Line is one of my favorite shows of all time... you could be having the worst day of your life and still pee your pants laughing.

 

 

My All-Time Favorite Whose Line Moment:

"H-O-R-W-A-R-D"

"Watch out for those tempo changes. When we go into the second bridge, this s*** takes off"

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Whose Line is one of my favorite shows of all time... you could be having the worst day of your life and still pee your pants laughing.

 

 

My All-Time Favorite Whose Line Moment:

"H-O-R-W-A-R-D"

"Watch out for those tempo changes. When we go into the second bridge, this s*** takes off"

 

The show was great, as was the cast... well except for Carey. He was TERRIBLE. I loved the English version as well.

 

Besides no Whose line is complete without the Richard Simmons skit.

 

The show was great, as was the cast... well except for Carey. He was TERRIBLE. I loved the English version as well.

 

Besides no Whose line is complete without the Richard Simmons skit.

I went to see TPIR a few years ago. If you want the chance to be a contestant, plan on spending about 11 hours at the studio. If you just want to watch, you can show up about 30 minutes before it starts. If you want more details about what to expect, let me know.

I love the price is right, but their Pricing isnt always accurate.

 

They use MSRP or "list" price which nobody would ever pay because you can always find it cheaper.

They use MSRP or "list" price which nobody would ever pay because you can always find it cheaper.

The example I personally noticed was 2 iPods they were pricing.

They listed two 16GB iPod Touches as $798. Actual retail price, per Apple.com, is $299 each, so $598. $798 is the ARP for two 32GB models. not that I am being picky.

 

But had I been a contestant, i would have nailed those with the exact price, because I knew what they cost. I would have been really pissed that they either announced the wrong model, or told me the wrong price.

The example I personally noticed was 2 iPods they were pricing.

They listed two 16GB iPod Touches as $798. Actual retail price, per Apple.com, is $299 each, so $598. $798 is the ARP for two 32GB models. not that I am being picky.

 

But had I been a contestant, i would have nailed those with the exact price, because I knew what they cost. I would have been really pissed that they either announced the wrong model, or told me the wrong price.

Could you sue for that? I bet they make you sign a waiver when you enter.

My mom has been bugging me for 15 years now for me to try getting on Jeopardy. She brings it up about 5 times each year.

She just wants you out of the house. You go to play Jeopardy, she changes the locks.

When I was a kid all I wanted was to be on Double Dare on Nickelodeon.

When I was a kid all I wanted was to be on Double Dare on Nickelodeon.

And the scary thing is, you still do.

 

I think the Drew Carey Show was quite funny.

Edited July 30, 200916 yr by BearSox

My mom has been bugging me for 15 years now for me to try getting on Jeopardy. She brings it up about 5 times each year.

What is a disappointing son