The Price is Right Season 2002 Episode 23 Christine Schmidt vs. Teresa Peachey vs. Tom Kerr, show # 4093.

The Price is Right is an iconic game show where contestants compete to win prizes by accurately guessing the price of various household items and goods. Season 2002 episode 23 features three contestants: Christine Schmidt, Teresa Peachey, and Tom Kerr. The episode is named "Christine Schmidt vs. Teresa Peachey vs. Tom Kerr, show # 4093."

The episode begins with the contestants being called to "come on down" to the stage, where they are greeted by the energetic host, Drew Carey. The contestants are introduced and interviewed briefly, sharing their stories and excitement for the show.

The first round of the show is called "Contestant's Row," where the contestants must bid on a prize and the closest bid without going over wins the item. The prize for this round is a pair of designer handbags. The bidding starts and the excitement builds as each contestant makes their guess.

Once a winner is declared, the game moves on to the first pricing game, "Plinko." This game involves a large board with a maze of pegs where contestants drop a disc down and try to land in the highest money amount possible. The player with the highest earnings at the end of the game wins. The contestants take their turns and the suspense builds as the discs bounce and spin down the board, landing in various slots.

After the first pricing game, the show moves on to another round of "Contestant's Row," where the contestants bid on a new prize: a set of high-end cookware. Again, the bidding ensues, and the closest bid wins the prize.

The next round is a classic pricing game called "Punch a Bunch." This game involves a large board with various cash amounts hidden behind folded flaps of paper. The contestant must first correctly guess the prices of small household items to earn punches. Each punch corresponds to a flap on the board, revealing the cash amount within. The contestant may either choose to take the average of all the amounts punched or continue punching to earn new amounts. In this episode, the excitement is palpable as the contestants eagerly punch away, hoping for the highest cash amount possible.

The show moves on to another round of "Contestant's Row," this time bidding on a trip to Hawaii. Once again, the bidding commences, and the closest bid wins the prize.

The next pricing game is called "Cover Up," where the contestant must guess the price of a car by selecting numbers from a group of displayed numbers. If the chosen numbers are incorrect, the contestant must keep selecting new numbers until they have correctly guessed the price of the car. In this episode, the contestants take turns making their guesses, utilizing the help of the studio audience for guidance.

The show then moves onto a potentially exciting opportunity for the contestants: the "Big Wheel." The wheel, a large carnival-style apparatus, is spun by the players to earn cash prizes. The contestant with the highest amount at the end of the game wins and moves onto the final round. In this episode, the contestants try their luck and spin the wheel with enthusiasm, hoping to win big.

The final round of the show is called "Showcase Showdown," where the remaining contestants each present a showcase of high-value prizes. The contestants must bid on the value of their showcase and the winner is the contestant who is closest to the actual retail price of their prizes without going over. The excitement builds as the remaining contestants make their bids and reveal their prizes.

In this season 2002 episode 23 of The Price is Right, Christine Schmidt, Teresa Peachey, and Tom Kerr compete for their chance to win big prizes and cash amounts. The energy and enthusiasm of the contestants and the host, Drew Carey, make for an entertaining and engaging show.