I hear a voice say, “Come on down!” “The Price is Right” will get anyone excited, and it looks like they have a plan in place just in case someone gets a little too excited.
Previously “The Price is Right” and “Jeopardy! Producer Mike Richards recently told People that production is prepared in case someone accidentally wets their pants on set.
“When I got there, they had a system in place in case someone peed in their pants,” Richards told the magazine.
He added: “I never saw it happen, but there were curtains and a hairdryer; [a] The show has to go on, so just in case, put on some sweats. ”
Side-by-side photo of Mike Richards and the set of The Price is Right (Getty Images/Bonnie Osborne/CBS ©2024 CBS Broadcasting, Inc.)
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Other types of accidents also occurred on the set of “The Price is Right.”
Last year, a contestant named Henry dislocated his shoulder while celebrating his victory in one of the games. His wife Alice ended the show by spinning her car for him.
Henry won a trip to Hawaii in the showcase showdown, and the show’s social media post joked, “He won a trip to Hawaii and ER #PriceIsRight.”
The Price Is Right contestant dislocated his shoulder during a celebration last year. (Price is Right Instagram/Getty Images)
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In 2014, a contestant named Judy injured her ankle while spinning a wheel and competed in the Showcase Showdown on crutches.
Richards worked on The Price is Right before hosting was taken over from Bob Barker by Drew Carey, and has appeared on Wheel of Fortune and Let’s Make a Deal throughout his career. We have also been working on this.
The producer recently addressed his short stint as the replacement host of “Jeopardy!” After the death of Alex Trebek.
Richards recently called his short stint “dangerous!” The host said, “No one was more surprised than me.” (Daytime Emmy Awards 2021, via Getty Images)
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“No one was more surprised than me,” Richards told People magazine. “They said, ‘They want you to be the host of the syndicated version of Jeopardy!'” I thought, “That’s amazing,” he said. thank you. What’s the media plan? Because I was very concerned that this would be as heavily scrutinized as the presidential election. There was a widely held belief that those who got into the job before anyone else would not be successful. ”
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“Everyone was so angry because it looked like I walked into the room and stood up for myself,” he admitted. “And that’s something that doesn’t happen on TV, but I understood that it was cosmetic.”
Fox News Digital’s Janelle Ash and Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.
