If Brandi Were To Win Her Lawsuit...

[CaseyAbell]

So, does that mean Shane lost?

Sure does. You can read the linked story for the details.

[CardSharks8689]

And seriously, what's the point of Shane fighting for just enough to buy a Honda Civic - with taxes?

[TheKid965]

▲ You know, for someone who said a few posts back that you "regret" creating this thread and wished the mods would delete it to get it out of your sight, you're certainly doing a lot of bumping of this topic...

[racingchick1020]

I feel like I just sat through one of those DirecTV commercials. "Don't wake up in a roadside ditch."

[Melyssa56]

No, it's Brandi Sherwood. Technically, it's Brandi Sherwood-Cochran.

And no car is ever worth less than $10,000 anymore. Maybe a GEM car, but that's not a traditional car.

They could always start giving away used cars. Anyone got a Yugo? An Izusu? A Kaiser? LOL

[espnews26]

They could always start giving away used cars. Anyone got a Yugo? An Izusu? A Kaiser? LOL

That would be great to see the contestants put in their place.
"I came here to win A car"
"YOU can win a USED car"
//Face Palm

[veefromva]

well, then GOOD LUCK

[davidswifey06]

i liked that $10 million dollar show with Drew Carey $

[ElectricPeterTork]

That would be great to see the contestants put in their place.
"I came here to win A car"
"YOU can win a USED car"
//Face Palm

Well, honestly, they are already using used cars as prizes.

Sure, they're Mustangs, Camaros, T-Birds, and the like, but they're still used.

I know the hardcores will hate what I'm about to say, but I wouldn't mind them using a Pinto or something like that on an April Fool's Show (with a new car to be given away if the contestant wins), or to give away a Chevy Vega at some point for an anniversary show, since that was the first car given away on TnPIR.

[CardSharks8689]

Well, honestly, they are already using used cars as prizes.

Sure, they're Mustangs, Camaros, T-Birds, and the like, but they're still used.

Yeah, they may be giving away cars that were once demos, even if the car was only used or tested once. They don't give away brand spanking new cars, but very close to it.

i liked that $10 million dollar show with Drew Carey $

Power of 10 wasn't bad, but the price wasn't right enough to beat The Price is Right ratings-wise.

[racingchick1020]

Power of 10 wasn't bad, but the price wasn't right enough to beat The Price is Right ratings-wise.

Was it ever supposed to compete with TPIR?

[TheKid965]

Was it ever supposed to compete with TPIR?

Of course not. That's like saying The Tonight Show is supposed to compete with The View because they're both talk shows. They're in different weight classes altogether.

[CardSharks8689]

Was it ever supposed to compete with TPIR?

No. What I meant was, of the Drew-hosted shows, TPIR is better than Power of 10, ratings-wise.

[racingchick1020]

No. What I meant was, of the Drew-hosted shows, TPIR is better than Power of 10, ratings-wise.

You're putting a daytime show against a primetime show. Big difference there.

TPIR has been around 40-something years, with little change in gameplay. Power of 10 was a new concept.

I wouldn't compare the ratings of two completely different shows.

[CardSharks8689]

You're putting a daytime show against a primetime show. Big difference there.

TPIR has been around 40-something years, with little change in gameplay. Power of 10 was a new concept.

I wouldn't compare the ratings of two completely different shows.

Maybe a lot of those new concept shows end up being flops. Exceptions being Deal or No Deal or Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?