The Price is Right has delighted viewers with unforgettable April Fool's Day pranks, blending humor, chaos, and sentimental surprises each year.

Carey turned the cards over to reveal that she had the letters to spell out “CAR,” meaning she had lost out on a bran

Reaching a landmark 10,000 episodes of "The Price Is Right" warrants a little something special for the contestants playing the games during that show, don't you think? How about upping the top prize to be won for a single game to a whopping $100,000?

A contestant on The Price Is Right got a big assist in winning several significant prizes after Drew Carey’s sudden mishap. The game show host admitted to the “mistake” during the televised incident but wasn’t sure how it happened. It involves a gameboard featuring three prizes on cards in one row and 10 blank spaces in the row beneath them.

A The Price is Right contestant fell to his knees after winning $100,000 on the game show. On Wednesday, February 26, the game show celebrated 10,000 episodes by having super-sized prizes and a super-sized cake. Games that normally would give away $1,000 were giving away $10,000. Others had the chance to win $90,000 and $100,000.

The Price is Right contestant who took home $100,000 on the game show is speaking out about his historic win. Ryan Digman appeared on the game show’s 10,000th episode. He told his local news station, CBS13 Sacramento, that he was the first person in line for the show at 4:30 am, traveling by himself from Sacramento to Los Angeles, California.

Drew Carey said he sought to make "The Price is Right" his own after iconic host Bob Barker retired from the game show in 2007 after 35 years.

Carey told Jimmy Kimmel that he’s hosted 3,317 episodes of The Price Is Right, who then responded that Barker hosted 6,731. “You’re almost halfway there, you only have to do 18 more years,” Kimmel quipped. Though Carey has hosted the game show since 2007, he spoke candidly about taking his time to make his mark on the show.

With more than 3,300 episodes under his belt over 18 years, Drew Carey still feels like the "new guy" on "The Price is Right." "They told me it was my 3,317th episode. Sometimes I feel like it’s ...