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TV's longest running game show is coming back, but with big COVID changes that will make it unrecognizable from what came before. In addition to not having anyone in the audience - a big part of the show - there are changes to the set, social distancing for the bidding contestants, and forcing those who are spinning the big wheel to sanitize their hands before touching the thing.
I haven't watched TPIR in decades, but I have to admit I'm curious what this thing will look like and how they'll maintain the allure of the show without anyone being called to "Come On Down" from a non-existent audience. Another COVID casualty.
‘The Price Is Right’ Returns To Production With Redesigned Set, No Audience But All 77 Games Remain
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They should just run classic eppys from the 70s and 80s
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I would imagine Let's Make A Deal has similar audience issues.
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mace wrote:
I would imagine Let's Make A Deal has similar audience issues.
A well-known medical genius recommends the Let's Make A Deal audience come dressed as Javex, Clorox & Lysol products to keep everyone safe.
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mace wrote:
I would imagine Let's Make A Deal has similar audience issues.
I don't know how they could even do "Deal" since the entire show IS the audience. But I'm guessing someone somewhere is working on it.
Perhaps they could have everyone behind a door. Now do you pick the contestant behind Door #1, Door #2 or Door #3?
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mace wrote:
I would imagine Let's Make A Deal has similar audience issues.
Turns out they've figured something out after all.
Let's Make a Deal: Socially Distanced Set Features Mostly Virtual Audience
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I can't believe Drew Carey's new look! (Night time price is right)
What's he trying to do? Look like Kenny Rogers?