Is it just me or...

[cmjb13]

Does Barker seem to be pushing the importance of spinning the big wheel on the daytime show?

[zachhoran]

[quote name=\'cmjb13\' date=\'Dec 19 2003, 06:50 AM\'] Does Barker seem to be pushing the importance of spinning the big wheel on the daytime show? [/quote]
 Yeah, I noticed he says "See you at the Big Wheel" a bit more often on the daytime show than in the past, and he gives a little spiel about how the player will soon be spinning for a Million on the primetime shows, especially if the player's pricing game was not won.

[ChrisLambert!]

I hear* the title of the daytime show will be changed to "The Price is Right $10,000 Spectacular".

* no, I don't.

[urbanpreppie05]

I hear* the title of the daytime show will be changed to "The Price is Right $10,000 Spectacular".

No, the actual name will be "The Price is Right $10,000 Spectacular salutes the common man, woman, senior citizen, college student, military person, and super fan...."

[cmjb13]

salutes the common man

Too boring

woman

No

senior citizen

Interesting, but would take forever.

college student

I'll reserve judgement until I see the last special.

military person

These are enjoyable

and super fan...."

No thanks.

[catkins522]

No, the actual name will be "The Price is Right $10,000 Spectacular salutes the common man..."

Hmmm, now wait just a minute...  We can use the updated, faster theme of Copland's "Farfare for the Common Man" with TPiR's feel.  Yes, that would do it.

Charles

[TheInquisitiveOne]

I take this in a different light. I believe that Bob is using that "See you at the Big Wheel" spiel as words of encouragement for the losing contestant. To me, that his way of saying, "Though you may have lost the prize on stage, the prospect of bigger prizes and big money is still out there. So don't lose hope."

Also, the times have changed. We have people who can be that dejected on TPiR...though they do not show it.

The Inquisitive One