from danby. >> drew: olivia, what do you bid? >> 599. >> drew: 599. logan? >> 1200. >> drew: 1200. 1101. >> drew: so we've got 599, 1200, 1101. harold? >> 450. >> drew: $450. actual retail price, $1,050. olivia, come on up. hang onto your shoe. hi, olivia, i hope we have something good for you after all. that george, what have we got? >> george: not just one prize, how about two olivia. an off-road vehicle and an all- in-one washer & dryer. ( cheers and applause ) first, it's the can-am ds 250. this off-road vehicle sports a 249 cc liquid cooled engine, electric start and hydraulic front and rear brakes. and second, go green with this efficient all-in-one washer and dryer. nine wash programs and five rinse temperatures deliver optimal clothing care. >> drew: double cross, that's the name of the game, a pretty new game. here's how it works. you're going to put your hand up here and you can move the display, you can move the numbers. i just changed both prices, now it's 3799 for the off road vehicle, and i changed the washer and dryer to 1,475. and i put my hand there, you can move i

from danby. ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: which prize is worth the exact same amount as the range?e yelling suggestions ) >> what do you think? >> i have got to get there help? where is she, where is your wife? what do you think? we are going with the tv, drew. >> okay. >> drew: the tv. jenny doesn't seem sure, but john seems really sure. john says the tv. let's find out first, how much the television is. go ahead, rachel. it is $2,599. gwendolyn? $2,599. what do you say? >> oh! >> drew: it was the computer, i'm sorry. you got a kayak. got more pricing games coming up on the second half of "the price is right." we're going to get them, telling ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: welcome back everyone to "the price is right." we're here with beth selling author jenny mccarthy, trying to raise money for generation rescue. next contestant, please, george. >> george: terry lawrence, come on down! you're the next contestant on "the price is right." ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: terry! welcome to the show, buddy. next prize, please. >> george: here comes rachel and gwendolyn with a conve

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