Drew Carey

I'm usually looking at him. If you see me looking off camera, I'm looking at Chris.

I'm usually looking at him. If you see me looking off camera, I'm looking at Chris.

Chris Donnan. His official title is game producer, so he's the guy that picks the grocery items.

Chris Donnan. His official title is game producer, so he's the guy that picks the grocery items.

Chris Donnan. His official title is game producer, so he's the guy that picks the grocery items.

And puts in the fake numbers on all the games, and it's you against Chris. When you're on the price is right. And he knows where to put the X on secret X, where to hide the $25,000 card on punch a bunch, all that stuff. When we're doing the dice game where all the numbers for the car, one through six, it's like on these dice, no zeros, no number higher than a six. And they roll the dice.

And puts in the fake numbers on all the games, and it's you against Chris. When you're on the price is right. And he knows where to put the X on secret X, where to hide the $25,000 card on punch a bunch, all that stuff. When we're doing the dice game where all the numbers for the car, one through six, it's like on these dice, no zeros, no number higher than a six. And they roll the dice.

And puts in the fake numbers on all the games, and it's you against Chris. When you're on the price is right. And he knows where to put the X on secret X, where to hide the $25,000 card on punch a bunch, all that stuff. When we're doing the dice game where all the numbers for the car, one through six, it's like on these dice, no zeros, no number higher than a six. And they roll the dice.

And if they get the right number of dings, if they don't, they have to tell me whether the actual number is higher or lower. So if they roll a two, they'll go higher. If they roll a five, they'll go lower. But then they'll reveal the thing And they've rolled a five, but the actual number's a six. They've rolled a two, but the actual number's a one. And the first thing I do is I look at Chris.

And if they get the right number of dings, if they don't, they have to tell me whether the actual number is higher or lower. So if they roll a two, they'll go higher. If they roll a five, they'll go lower. But then they'll reveal the thing And they've rolled a five, but the actual number's a six. They've rolled a two, but the actual number's a one. And the first thing I do is I look at Chris.

And if they get the right number of dings, if they don't, they have to tell me whether the actual number is higher or lower. So if they roll a two, they'll go higher. If they roll a five, they'll go lower. But then they'll reveal the thing And they've rolled a five, but the actual number's a six. They've rolled a two, but the actual number's a one. And the first thing I do is I look at Chris.

I go like, really, there's a six and a one dice game? He looks at me and goes like, hey, man, can't give it all away. Yeah, can't give it all away. Whatever look on his face is, what's a game? Win some, lose some. Whatever his look on his face. Or I'll say something to the audience about odds or something, and he'll go, that's not really... We do. We can change it any time we want.

I go like, really, there's a six and a one dice game? He looks at me and goes like, hey, man, can't give it all away. Yeah, can't give it all away. Whatever look on his face is, what's a game? Win some, lose some. Whatever his look on his face. Or I'll say something to the audience about odds or something, and he'll go, that's not really... We do. We can change it any time we want.

I go like, really, there's a six and a one dice game? He looks at me and goes like, hey, man, can't give it all away. Yeah, can't give it all away. Whatever look on his face is, what's a game? Win some, lose some. Whatever his look on his face. Or I'll say something to the audience about odds or something, and he'll go, that's not really... We do. We can change it any time we want.

We have a game called Flip-Flop that we play all the time. We have a lot of either-or games that are quick games that we need for time. Not all games are long game. Flip-Flop's one or the other, but it's presented as three choices.

We have a game called Flip-Flop that we play all the time. We have a lot of either-or games that are quick games that we need for time. Not all games are long game. Flip-Flop's one or the other, but it's presented as three choices.

We have a game called Flip-Flop that we play all the time. We have a lot of either-or games that are quick games that we need for time. Not all games are long game. Flip-Flop's one or the other, but it's presented as three choices.

We show you the wrong price, and you can flip first two numbers, so it's 7,800, it's 8,700, or you can flop the last two numbers, so instead of 34, it's 43, or you can flip and flop. Do both numbers. But one out of a hundred is a flip-flop. You go a whole season without a flip-flop. It's really only flip or flop if you watch the show and play the game. Like a super fan would never flip and flop.

We show you the wrong price, and you can flip first two numbers, so it's 7,800, it's 8,700, or you can flop the last two numbers, so instead of 34, it's 43, or you can flip and flop. Do both numbers. But one out of a hundred is a flip-flop. You go a whole season without a flip-flop. It's really only flip or flop if you watch the show and play the game. Like a super fan would never flip and flop.

We show you the wrong price, and you can flip first two numbers, so it's 7,800, it's 8,700, or you can flop the last two numbers, so instead of 34, it's 43, or you can flip and flop. Do both numbers. But one out of a hundred is a flip-flop. You go a whole season without a flip-flop. It's really only flip or flop if you watch the show and play the game. Like a super fan would never flip and flop.