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Turns out, the guest's father was the renowned artist, Demetrios Jameson.

While the player, Rodney Flippen took the loss on the chin, fans were left heartbroken.

Harvey was stunned to see that Lisa would risk her marriage to get the top answer.

The outbreak has been linked to four deaths, and 19 hospitalizations, according to the CDC.

The President and CEO of Walmart, Doug McMillion expressed that AI will

While the seller was confident that the instrument was ever so valuable, Harrison begged to differ.

The 54th season of the show has begun with a brand-new game, but fans fear it could be rigged.

The guest had absolutely no idea that the Ching Dynasty snuff bottle could be worth so much.

While Corey Harrison tried his best, the seller had other plans and stuck to it.

Harvey warned the contestant that she may be in a situation she can't handle.

In the end, the expert adviced the guest to put the item on a pedestal for the future.

Fans debated if the player got the correct answer in time, or if the judges the right call

While the comedian/host's answers were barely intelligible, Harvey didn't miss a beat to roast him.

While the other Sharks bowed out, Cuban saw great potential in SORx.

When a player expressed her desires for Harvey, the host was more than happy.

While the seller was confident that his items were 100% authentic, Rick Harrison wasn't so sure.

While some players made the host feel good, others were not so nice to him.

It seemed like Harvey knew what the consequences of

The guest was astonished to learn that his father's $100 watch was worth thousands of dollars.

Nevertheless, the contestant Christine Seminerio walked home with nearly $40,000.

Kristen VanBlargan who appeared on the show in March, shared the details in her blog.

The contestant, Cory Earp, won more than $126,000 after getting a scolding from Ryan Seacrest.

The answers ranged from stupid to highly supportive on the show but few made it to the board.

Fans were furious after all three contestants failed to recognize the actor who voiced Darth Vader.

When Harvey roasted Jason Ritter and Tyler Ritter, their stepmom chose to take a step back.

The player, Miguel Martinez got unlucky with the letters he picked and lost out on a massive win.

The pawn boss managed to get a bargain on the incredible fossil as well.

The owner of a decades old Martin D-18 guitar couldn't believe it was worth five figures.

The player, Kathryn McWhorter, made it to the finale with a tiny margin after fighting hard.

Harvey couldn't believe the answers the contestants came up with while thinking out of the box.

While Chumlee tried his best to make a deal, the owner of the 1962 Fender Jaguar had a problem.

Despite her disastrous choice of letters, Donna Hall Nanney stunned everyone by cracking the puzzle.

The contestant, Joe Ferroni took the game by storm by nearly registering a $108,000 win.

As the player Eric Handzel failed to get the seemingly easy puzzle, fans were left a bit disappointed.

Harvey couldn't believe that the contestants had no idea how to be diplomatic with their partners.

The contestant, Ryan Richmond, a K-5 music teacher won over $73,000 in one night.

The contestant, Billy Kendra got very close to driving home a brand new Chevrolet Blazer.

The players kept cracking up Harvey over and over again with their stupid answers.

The big box retailer has issued a recall of Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene in 12 states.

The guest was shocked to learn that his Stradivarius violin wasn't what he thought it was.

The viewers were sympathetic to the player, Vandana Patel, after her heartbreaking loss.

The owner of the collection of Danny Lyon SNCC Civil Rights Posters was left astonished in the end.

After Harrison bought a signed speed bag for $250, he happened to meet the star at a dinner.

The contestant, Doug, had a hard time coming up with a sensible answer.

While Jennings performed a half-baked trick, it still managed to thoroughly entertain the fans.

The player, Andy Schwartz registered the first loss of a car since Seacrest took over as host.

The guest kept his grandparents' antique instruments under his bed for years.

Harris wasn't the only one who came up with an answer that shocked everyone.

Despite getting a high auction estimate, the owner of the Meiji Period lamp chose to keep it.

The player, Gabriel Berkowitz pulled off a perfect night winning over $45,000 and a car.