The Price is Right Season 2005 Episode 41 2005 College Championship quarterfinal game 1, show # 4801.
- November 7, 2005
The Price is Right season 2005, episode 41 is titled "2005 College Championship quarterfinal game 1, show #4801." This episode is part of a special college championship tournament in which college students compete for cash and prizes.
As the show begins, the audience is introduced to the four contestants who will be competing in the first quarterfinal game. They are all college students from different schools, and they each have a chance to win big. The contestants are introduced one by one, and they each share a bit about themselves and their schools.
The first game of the show is called "Danger Price," in which the contestants must guess the price of four items. However, one of the items has a "dangerous" price, and if any contestant guesses the price of the dangerous item, they are eliminated from the game. The remaining three contestants then move on to the next round.
In the second game, "Cliff Hangers," the contestants must guess the prices of three items without going over. For every dollar they are off, a little hiker (played by a miniature statue) moves up a mountain. If the hiker reaches the top of the mountain, the game is over. The contestant who guesses the prices correctly without making the hiker fall off the mountain wins the round and moves on to the next game.
The third game, "Card Game," is a bit more complicated. The contestants are given a deck of cards with prices on them, and they must choose how much they think four items cost based on the cards they are dealt. The goal is to get as close as possible to the total price of the items without going over. If a contestant goes over, they are eliminated. The remaining two contestants then move on to the next round.
In the final game of the show, the two remaining contestants play "Showcase Showdown." Each contestant spins a large wheel to determine how much money they can bid on a showcase of prizes. The contestant who bids closest to the actual retail price of their showcase without going over wins the prizes in their showcase. If a contestant bids too high, they lose the round and the other contestant wins all the prizes.
Throughout the show, host Drew Carey keeps the audience entertained with his humor and banter with the contestants. The show is fast-paced and exciting, with lots of energy from the audience and contestants alike.
Overall, The Price is Right "2005 College Championship quarterfinal game 1, show #4801" is a fun and entertaining episode that showcases the talents of four college students competing for cash and prizes. It's a great example of the show's ability to keep viewers engaged with a mix of games and humor, and it's definitely worth watching for anyone who enjoys game shows.