Celebrity Price is Right

[clemon79]

I did too- I could just imagine how that would play out.

Same way it plays out whenever he does one of the late-night shows...he comes out, his face is slowly dripping off like that dude at the end of Raiders Of The Lost Ark in slo-mo, and he does just fine. The dude is genuinely *better* when he's wrecked.

[PYLdude]

I did too- I could just imagine how that would play out.

Same way it plays out whenever he does one of the late-night shows...he comes out, his face is slowly dripping off like that dude at the end of Raiders Of The Lost Ark in slo-mo, and he does just fine. The dude is genuinely *better* when he's wrecked.

For some reason I just had a vision of that...creepy yet funny at the same time.

(And you're spot on too. That's the even crazier thing.)

[clemon79]

(And you're spot on too. That's the even crazier thing.)

For sarious. If I'm ever honored to be sitting across from him in the Winner's Circle on Pyramizzle, I want him to have smoked a bowl first.

[joker316]

I could swear this was done before in the early 80's with daytime stars (Doug Davidson comes to mind) playing with the contestants.

Of course, I could be mistaken...

[jjman920]

While I'm not full flung into the idea, I have to admit that the phrase "Snoop Dogg on 'The Price is Right'" is going to raise more than a few eyebrows. I don't think it is going to be some national event that everyone at home during 11am (or 10) will definitely watch, but I do think that there will certainly be some piqued interest from folk who normally don't take the time to watch.

/I'm unsure whether to call this brilliance or a hot mess.

[MyronMMeyer]

While I'm not full flung into the idea, I have to admit that the phrase "Snoop Dogg on 'The Price is Right'" is going to raise more than a few eyebrows.

This guy can't wait to see it.

[chris319]

CONTESTANT: I was GOING to pick $1,675 as the price of the La-Z-Boy and I would have won, but Snoop Dogg told me to pick $1,690 and I lost.

S&P REP: Sure you were.

[GrandGame1440]

I could swear this was done before in the early 80's with daytime stars (Doug Davidson comes to mind) playing with the contestants.

Of course, I could be mistaken...

Something similar to that did occur during the 1983 "Soap Stars Week."  However at the time it went something more like this...

[Dbacksfan12]

CONTESTANT: I was GOING to pick $1,675 as the price of the La-Z-Boy and I would have won, but Snoop Dogg told me to pick $1,690 and I lost.

S&P REP: Sure you were.

Don't see what the point is here.  How many times has a contestant taken bad advice from an audience member and lost?

[dale_grass]

CONTESTANT: I was GOING to pick $1,675 as the price of the La-Z-Boy and I would have won, but Snoop Dogg told me to pick $1,690 and I lost.

S&P REP: Sure you were.

Don't see what the point is here.  How many times has a contestant taken bad advice from an audience member and lost?

Except you're not unwittingly paired with a random, shouting audience member.

[Chelsea Thrasher]

Except you're not unwittingly paired with a random, shouting audience member.

Personally, I'd much rather have NPH or a baked Snoop giving me the pricing advice over the usual members from Phi Sigma Boink in the audience (Even McCarthy, vaccine nonsense taken into account, is still less stupid than entire segments of the current production team in-studio audience at Price)

[Jimmy Owen]

With luxury items, wouldn't you trust a celeb with the benjamins to buy said items than some college student who can't afford to pay rent?

[clemon79]

baked Snoop

Incidentally, also new on the dessert menu at Friendly's.

[joker316]

baked Snoop

Incidentally, also new on the dessert menu at Friendly's.

which could explain why they are in Chapter 11...

[Joe Mello]

baked Snoop

Incidentally, also new on the dessert menu at Friendly's.

Does not approve.

which could explain why they are in Chapter 11...

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