The Price is Right Season 2012 Episode 86 Kristin Morgan vs. Scott Mitchell vs. Tim Courchaine, show # 6521.

The Price is Right season 2012 episode 86, titled "Kristin Morgan vs. Scott Mitchell vs. Tim Courchaine, show #6521," features three contestants competing for various prizes and cash on the popular game show. Host Drew Carey introduces the players and explains the rules of the game, as the audience cheers them on.

In the first round, each contestant tries to guess the price of a household item without going over its actual price. The winner of each round moves on to compete in different challenges, which include spinning a wheel to win money or prizes and playing games like Plinko or Hole in One. The contestants have the chance to win cars, vacations, and even up to $25,000 in cash!

The episode features Kristin Morgan, a fashion designer from Los Angeles, California, who hopes to win big to start her own clothing line. Scott Mitchell, a high school teacher from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a fan of the show and dreams of taking home a brand new car. Tim Courchaine, a salesman from Detroit, Michigan, has come to the show with his wife to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

The contestants show off their excitement and enthusiasm as they spin the wheel and try their luck at different challenges. Drew Carey keeps the energy high as he encourages the contestants and engages with the audience.

As the episode progresses, tensions rise as the contestants get closer to the final challenge, where they must correctly guess the price of a showcase without going over. The contestant who gets the closest to the actual price wins all the items in the showcase, which can include exotic trips, home appliances, and other high-value prizes.

In the end, the episode ends on a high note with one of the contestants taking home a big prize and adding their name to the list of lucky winners on The Price is Right. The show leaves the audience on the edge of their seats, anticipating the excitement and fun to come in future episodes.