Bob Barker will take part in the Showcase Showdowns and give away his book to audience members at the taping.

Some lucky son of a bitch guessed the exact dollar amount of The Price is Right Showcase Showdown yesterday. Host Drew Carey seems unimpressed.

TV’s most popular game show, The Price is Right, is auctioning off six pieces of their set for charity (Charity Folks). The six pieces are three green door frames with door panels which will be autographed by Bob Barker, two light-up The Price is Right signs, and one “Race Drop” canvas (which was used to hide prizes on the stage). What? No giant wheel to spin in your living room?!

Former host of ‘The Price Is Right’ Bob Barker and CBS are facing the a tenth lawsuit. The long-running series’ most recent lawsuit was filed by former staffer Deborah Curling.

“It’s a complaint detailing emotional abuse and sexual harassment on the set during Bob Barker’s fifteen year reign of terror as one of the show’s executive producers,” Debbie’s attorney, Nick Alden, tells The National Enquirer.

“The basis of the claim is that in fifteen years, at least seven lawsuits-all filed by women-were filed for discrimination ranging from sexual harassment to racial discrimination.”

Because of this alleged treatment, Debbie says she “has suffered and continued to suffer severe emotional and physical distress.”

Earlier media reports alleged Bob Barker was forced to leave his hosting post under the threat of a racially charged lawsuit. (Read Original Story Here)

“The Price is Right,” with new host Drew Carey, will have its 36th season premiere on Monday, October 15 (11:00 AM-12:00 Noon, ET; 10:00-11:00 AM, PT). The new season will start out with some exciting wins, as several contestants make some lucky spins on the big Wheel. Others have the chance to win some of the most expensive cars ever given away on the show, as well as trips to exotic locations and more amazing prizes.

Celebrity snitch Mike Walker claims Rosie O’Donnell is lived after losing “The Price is Right” host gig to recently injured Drew Carey.

Rosie has hissed to a pal that Drew’s “a dated 1990s comedian” – adding that he’s certain to bomb and producers will come running right back to her!

Rosie was demanding that ‘Price’ producers: (1) talk more to contestants, (2) fire Bob Barker’s beauties and hire a chorus line of male Broadway singer-dancers, (3) remodel the show’s set, and (4) throw LOTS of confetti!

Drew Carey avoided serious injury recently when he caught his arm in a revolving turntable during filming of ‘The Price Is Right.’ Drew is now back on the set wearing a “soft cast.” His manager says, “He’s fine and everything’s Ok.”

Drew Carey was selected to replace Emmy Award winner Bob Barker on “The Price is Right” on Monday.

The deal was set Monday afternoon shortly before a taping of CBS’ “Late Show” with David Letterman, where he confirmed it.

“I realize what a big responsibility this is,” he said. “It’s only a game show, but it’s the longest-running game show in American television and I plan to keep it that way.”

Ian Ziering, best known for his role as Steve Sanders on the ’90’s hit soap opera ‘Beverly Hills 90210, is in talks to replace Bob Barker as the new host for “The Price Is Right.”

“He was all jittery because he’d just had a call-back to replace Bob Barker on ‘The Price Is Right,’” a snoop tells the tabs. “He really, really wants it.”