Drew Carey
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276 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Drew Carey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And just go, you know, I'm just going to grovel like there's no camera around. You have to not be in that kind of mindset. If you do that, you'll be the greatest actor in the world. That's the difference. All that acting technique stuff is bullshit. Yeah, interesting. Or that's just technique. That's just craft. But to be a really good actor, you have to not give a flying fuck.
She was going to play Plinko, and she was wearing white pants, and she got up on stage, and she was like prancing, and she goes, oh, my God, I'm going to pee. I said, but first, hang on, before you do that, you're going to play Plinko. And she went, oh, my God, and she peed herself. And then she had to walk up those stairs. Wow. A stain on her pants. She got it on the local news. So they ran it.
We couldn't help but run it. She got it on her local news.
And laughed about it. Yeah, good for her.
No. But the guy that had the perfect bid, we didn't know what the fuck was happening. They had just changed producers- And the old producer had been at the show for 35 years and it was the first year without that guy. And there was a big huge fan group online that were really upset.
The only fan presence we have online is this big forum where everybody, they keep track of every show, every game, every price, every contestant. They have a database like you wouldn't believe of everything. Super fans.
That was our website. This third party run group of super fans. And I remember the producer telling me like, if those guys like you, then you're good because they're the super fans. So this guy gets a perfect bid and, I don't know the prices ahead of time. Nobody does on stage. Nobody has any way of knowing any single price who's on the stage or interchanging with the contestants.
It's only Chris, the game producer, and the people in the booth are the only ones that know the prices. And I go backstage to find out who's going first and who won the showcase. And the producer goes, she's like in shock.
And he just said that. It was exactly to the dollar. And I was like, does that ever happen? And she went... No, we were like, what the fuck happened? Cause this would never happen. And in my head, I was like, did somebody leak information to fuck us? Cause they're mad that the old producers in here now that somebody fuck us. Cause they're mad. We got a new guy and things are changing.
It's my second year. So I'm going to be the guy that ruined prices, right? Am I going to be a middle of a scandal? Like I was really scary. I was like, what the fuck? And everybody backstage was like, what the fuck? And there was like a good 15 minutes stop down. Just seems like forever, 20 minutes, something like that. They made a documentary about it that I didn't watch because I was there.
Because you were there. And we have cameras all over the fucking place running all the time. And just at rest, they're somewhere in the audience. And during the show, we're like filming the audience. I thought the guy cheated.
And so when I read the thing, I was like, all right, you got an exact price. Good for you. I wasn't going to give him the satisfaction in my head. I was like, fuck this guy. And I got all kinds of shit online. Oh, this guy got a perfect bid and Drew Carey wasn't even happy for him. But I was like, I'm going to be happy for this cocksucker.
In my head. That's why I was like, fuck this guy. I'll go through the motions and that's all you're going to get. Then we had all kinds of meetings. And I remember being in one meeting and one of the lawyers said, what if you don't allow the audience to allow prices anymore? And we were like, what? That's the whole show. Shut up. Get out of here. What exactly do you do here anyway, buddy?
A lawyer. Okay. And then we found out that everybody was getting their prices from one guy in the audience. It was like in the second, third row, towards the middle. And he was from that website. He was from that forum group. And at the time... Everything was, if it ain't broke, don't fix it attitude. Like, this is traditional. This is what we do. And everything was fine. Bob was there.
And all of a sudden, Bob wasn't there. Overdue wasn't there. Now it can't be traditional anymore. It's all got to shake it up. There was a woman playing a game called One Away, and I remember her looking on the audience, and she got all her numbers from that guy, got them all right the first time, which rarely happens once in a hundred. That happened.
And the guy that got the perfect bid, I think he won his bid. I don't know if he got a perfect bid and got the extra 500, but he might have. And then he was on door two, which is the farthest away, and the camera's in the middle. So he couldn't see the guy and he lost his game, but then he won on the wheel and got to the showcase. Then he's able to see the guy and he gets his numbers from the guy.
We got it all on camera.
At the time, we only changed like six prizes a week. So if we had a couch that was $800, we'd have that same couch on another show, an $800 couch. When we had a can of soup, it was only Campbell's cream of mushroom soup. Because Bob was vegan, and it was a vegan show. And Campbell's Cream of Mushroom doesn't have beef stock or chicken stock. And it was $1.29, then it was $1.30, then it was $1.31.
That was the soup. You just knew. If you watched the show enough, and if you were that big of a fan, you would just know what the prizes were. You would just know. Like any gamer. So this guy was there. They used to come to every show. Looking back, I shouldn't have been mad. It was all fair game. All these people had every right to do what they did, and I'm glad they did it, and I'm glad he won.
But I didn't know that at the time. And he was just like yelling out because he wanted people to win. And he knew all the prices because he'd watched the show and they never changed the prizes. And it was early enough in the season. The new guy was just learning the show before we changed everything over. We were changing things on the fly. And that's how it happened.
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