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An Exciting Episode of The Price Is Right Features Audience Engagement

The Price Is Right continues to captivate viewers with its vibrant energy and interactive gameplay. In a recent episode aired on April 1, contestants and an enthusiastic audience created a memorable moment as a contestant successfully won a car with a little help from the crowd.

During this particular episode, contest participant Brian stepped up to the stage following the third Item Up For Bid. His initial bid of $702 for a home security package, complete with two cameras and essential accessories, was unsuccessful. However, after the contestants were prompted to rebid, Brian adjusted his strategy and offered $400, which ultimately turned out to be the winning bid, as the retail price was set at $500.

After securing his win, Brian joined host Drew Carey to participate in the game called “10 Chances.” In this game, contestants are presented with three items, one of which is a car, and they must guess the prices using a limited number of attempts. Successfully guessing the prices for all items by the tenth try leads to a grand reward.

Brian was vying for a fitness jump rope and a comprehensive picnic package, which included various outdoor essentials, alongside a striking 2025 Snow White Pearl Kia K-4 LXS. The game started off promisingly when Brian correctly guessed the price of the jump rope as $40. However, he faced challenges when attempting to determine the price of the picnic package, initially guessing $580 and subsequently trying $560, $650, and $605, all of which were incorrect. Finally, with only five chances remaining, he hit the mark with a guess of $680.

As he approached the price of the car with four chances left, Brian sought assistance from the audience, asking for their input. The crowd responded with a flurry of shouts, and after some deliberation, Brian decided on the price $24,850, influenced by a suggestion he heard—“four.” Host Carey confirmed his guess was correct, and the excitement grew as Brian rushed to claim his new vehicle.

Carey didn’t miss the opportunity to acknowledge the audience’s contribution during this thrilling moment, declaring, “Shoutout to whoever in the audience screamed ‘four’ at the top of his lungs. Thank you so much, sir.”

Despite his success in winning the car, Brian faced unfortunate luck at the Showcase Showdown, where he spun a total of 130 and did not proceed to the final showcase. Nonetheless, his day ended on a high note as he celebrated his significant win with the help of the audience.

The interactive nature of The Price Is Right continues to resonate with viewers, as evidenced by online reactions. One YouTube comment highlighted the audience’s instrumental support, while another expressed appreciation for the collective enthusiasm of the crowd.

For those looking to enjoy more of the entertaining challenges and audience involvement, The Price Is Right airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on CBS.

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