I don't think there was enough to this story to validate a feature length documentary, as evidenced by the wild amount of filler and the flat ending that feels like it comes before the story is finished. The actual story is interesting, but we keep cutting to people who are irrelevant to the story and are just there as The Price is Right reps, most of which have nothing to say about the scenario. I love Bob Barker, but 90% of the time he's on screen, he's just talking about Price is Right generalities and he isn't talking about relevant things. This is just way too much filler and we end without ever hearing the ending to the story.

I don't think there was enough to this story to validate a feature length documentary, as evidenced by the wild amount of filler and the flat ending that feels like it comes before the story is finished. The actual story is interesting, but we keep cutting to people who are irrelevant to the story and are just there as The Price is Right reps, most of which have nothing to say about the scenario. I love Bob Barker, but 90% of the time he's on screen, he's just talking about Price is Right generalities and he isn't talking about relevant things. This is just way too much filler and we end without ever hearing the ending to the story.

See I would say YouTube level of quality but that would be insulting to a lot of the high quality YouTube made documentaries

See I would say YouTube level of quality but that would be insulting to a lot of the high quality YouTube made documentaries

There’s just not a lot going on here to make it feel worth the time spent going over the stories. If it had a narrator and maybe went more into the history of the Price is Right, make it a more broad documentary there might be more to sink your teeth into. But as it is it just kind of reads like your uncle telling you a long story about when he used to be on game shows. It’s offensive but not super intriguing.

There’s just not a lot going on here to make it feel worth the time spent going over the stories. If it had a narrator and maybe went more into the history of the Price is Right, make it a more broad documentary there might be more to sink your teeth into. But as it is it just kind of reads like your uncle telling you a long story about when he used to be on game shows. It’s offensive but not super intriguing.

“Game show scandal” is one of my favorite sub-genres of documentary, but this was painfully boring and uninteresting.
I’d recommend Big Bucks: the Press Your Luck Scandal or Charles Ingram - The Major Fraud over this.

“Game show scandal” is one of my favorite sub-genres of documentary, but this was painfully boring and uninteresting.
I’d recommend Big Bucks: the Press Your Luck Scandal or Charles Ingram - The Major Fraud over this.

Bob>>>>Drew also fuck off Terry

Bob>>>>Drew also fuck off Terry