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"The Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular" (2003) More at IMDb Pro »

• For the first six episodes, the Hollywood mural on the turntable was changed to reflect a nighttime look as opposed to the Hollywood mural on the daytime "Price Is Right" which reflected a daytime look. The Hollywood mural was eventually removed on the daytime "Price Is Right," so since episode seven, the turntable has alternated between several different designs. For episodes thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, the regular daytime pattern was used.
  
  
• On episode four, it was instituted that if there were no million dollar spins in either of the Showcase Showdowns, the Showcase winner would get one spin for a million dollars. This actually didn't happen for the first time until episode nine. On episode twelve, due to a double overbid in the Showcase resulting in no winner, an contestant number was drawn from a drum, and the audience member matching that number got to take a spin for a million dollars.
  
  
• Adam Rose is the current record holder for The Price Is Right for largest total all-time. He won $20,000 in the Grand Game, got to the Showcase as the runner-up to win prizes including a Cadillac XLR convertible, outbidding an opponent by a mere $800 (the range to become a Double Showcase Winner was $1000). Due to a Double Showcase Win under the new rules (in the "Bob Barker era", you had to have the wheel land on $1.00 on your bonus spin to win the million), he racked up a total of $1,153,908 in cash and prizes.
  
  

• Cynthia Acevedo is the current record holder for female biggest money winner on The Price Is Right, all-time. She won $1,000,000 in her pricing game, Clock Game, which was also the "Million Dollar Game". Including her showcase, she won a total of $1,089,017 in cash and prizes.
  
  

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