As noted, there is so much to see on this site I'm not sure what to look at first. But there's one video that was absolutely fascinating. I'm not a huge fan of The Price Is Right, the longest running game show in TV history. But there's a one hour special I'd never seen before that's posted to the site, that shows you everything that goes on backstage and behind the scenes as the show is in production.

It's a literal peek behind the curtain, where you see the director, the control room, the camera people, how they prep the contestants during the commercial breaks, the cue card holder, and the guys who open those big doors to reveal the prizes. There's also a scene involving how they pick who gets called to "Come On Down!" It's an entire show in itself and something you never see on screen. 

I think my favourite, though, is the woman who sits in the control room and tells the director "he won" or "she won" before the big price reveal is made so they know which person to isolate on camera. 

One other fascinating revelation - if you've ever seen this show, when they come back from each break, the audience is screaming hysterically. There's a guy who whips them up before they come out of black, but there's one other way they get their cooperation. When the show ends, one of them who didn't get in the game is called up on stage and automatically given some cash and prizes for their cooperation. But no one knows who until that day's taping is over. Why may explain the faux enthusiasm. 

And the non-winners, the people who never get out of contestants' row? They're given $300 in cash for their trouble just for being part of the program and standing/sitting there for the better part of an hour. 
 
Anyway, if you've ever been curious how a show like this gets put together, this special answers most of those questions. It's an absolutely gripping hour that explains something I honestly never thought about before.
 
Behind The Scenes At…’The Price Is Right’ 2013