Season 41 Double Showcase Winner 1
This page has a look at the double showcase winners whose difference had to be less than $100 to win both showcases. Here is a look at the Double Showcase Winners from, albeit incomplete (such as Season 2).
The rule was not present until some point between March 8, 1974 and April 18, 1974. Some of the pictures are available for a look at who the Double Showcase winning contestant looks like and what they looked like on the date it aired. But beware, some of the displayed dates are false; check the production number and then find out the correct airdate it was suppose to happen on. Seasons prior to Season 24 do not have complete data. All info found here has been taken from the DSW Database Website. It is not known if there were any Double Showcase Winners from Seasons 4, 7, 16, 17 and 21.
Contents Season 2 Production # Airdate Name Contestant's Bid Actual Retail Price Difference Total of Both Showcases Grand Total Picture Vicki $2,100 $2,168 $68 $2,168 + $2,428 = $4,596 $5,000. Vicki's name tag falls off when she won both showcases.
The Price is Right double showcase winner rule? - The Price Is Right - Movies & TV - The W message board Views: 138719521 Search: / Log in for more! -The Price is Right double showcase winner rule? This thread has leading to it and log in to post! Thread rated: 6.09 Pages: 1 (4641 newer) User Post (3 total) Andouille Since: 3.5.03 From: Georgia bred, you can tell by my Hawk jersey Since last post: 1014 days Last activity: 118 days # Posted on 15.5.06 1159.57 Instant Rating: 4.63 On today's episode of The Price is Right, a woman won both showcases with a bid of $15,000. The retail price of her showcase was $15,247. I feel like I remember about 10+ years ago, the double showcase winner rule was 'be within $1,000 of your showcase without going over.'
More recently, I thought the rule had changed to 'be within $100 of your showcase without going over.' However, if that's the case, then they must have change the rule again for this woman to win both showcases. Anybody know the current rule and/or its history? - StingArmy Promote this thread! Big Brother Administrator Since: 9.12.01 From: ミネアポリス Since last post: 12 hours Last activity: 4 hours ICQ: # Posted on 15.5.06 1220.07 Instant Rating: 8.86 Originally posted by StingArmy Anybody know the current rule and/or its history? © Boudin rouge Since: 30.1.02 From: South Georgia Since last post: 2518 days Last activity: 565 days # Posted on 15.5.06 1228.33 Instant Rating: 4.77 To elaborate on Fearless Leader's post: Originally posted by wikipedia.org The contestant nearest to the price of his own showcase without going over wins his showcase.
If both contestants go over, neither player wins his showcase. Beginning in the spring of 1974, if the winner is less than $100 away from (Seasons 2-26) or within $250 of (Season 27 onward) the price of his own showcase, he wins both showcases.
Double Showcase Winner Rules
If the two contestants are exactly the same distance from the actual prices (in other words, if there is a tie) without going over, each wins his own showcase; this has happened exactly once in the show's history. If there is a tie where the differences are within the Double Showcase range, both contestants win both showcases; this has never happened. (I had already looked it up and was about to post when I saw HIS post.) There are 10 kinds of people in the world. Those that can read binary and those that can't. Thread rated: 6.09 Pages: 1: I fucking love Veronica Mars Not Pictured - 5/10: Buy Arrested Development Seasons 1 & 2 today at amazon for $29.94 total: Destroyer (spoilers ahoy) (4641 newer).