DEEP DAS BARMAN

Harvey showed no mercy after he found out that Sweet Lou Dunbar didn't know how apps work.

The founder of Plop Star made an unforgettable entry and a sad exit from the show.

The host is otherwise quick to reprimand families for backing absurd answers.

While the Marvel comic book fetched a $50,000 appraisal, Harrison felt it was too rich for him.

It would have been easy for Amy Schneider to respond harshly to the accusations, but she remained cool and collected.

Jimmy Alexander became the first player to lose a brand-new car on season 43 of the show.

The contestant, Brianne Peterson got extremely unlucky with her letter picks for the final puzzle.

The guest was told that the Jasper Johns Flag Print wouldn't be valuable but it was worth thousands.

It didn’t help that Alvin Rosales was playfully scolded by the host just before losing the Bonus Round.

The photos featured some looks of the show's legendary former host, Alex Trebek, as well.

The player, Kate Stuntz, pulled off a miraculous win to take home over $68,000 and a trip to Iceland.

The owner couldn’t believe the value of Jane Peterson’s

The player, Callie DeWeese, failed to choose the right letters in the Bonus Round, leading to her loss.

The personal digs at the host have been relentless on the show by producers and players.

The guest had no idea how valuable her grandfathers Dutch tinware coffee pot was.

It wasn't one of Steve Harvey's jokes that cracked Bridget up so bad.

Fans now won't be able to stream more than five most recent episodes of the new season.

Despite the questionable morality of CATE App, Neal Desai managed to partner with two Sharks.

A supplier of Costco's Dubai Styled chocolate issued a notice regarding misinformation of allergens.

While some felt the puzzle was easy, many agreed that the player's letter picks let her down.

The artwork from the guest's grandfather, Henry Siddons Mowbray was too important for him to let go.

Harvey couldn't believe that a contestant mentioned John Madden as a response to the question.

The host was impressed with the contestant, John Boese's puzzle solving skills.

Despite making a decent offer, Harrison could not make a deal for the rare Mormon Bank Dollar.

The player, Lisa Santangelo, was dumbfounded by a puzzle that was allegedly reused by the show.

The player, Brittany Brock was visibly shaken after the big $40,000 win in the Bonus Round.

Steve Harvey was thoroughly entertained by the plans some of the contestants had for their final hour on Earth.

Costco's executive membership costs $130 annually, and with it, you can enter the store up to an hour earlier on most days.

Not only the contestants, but the audience also took a dig at the host with their survey responses.

The guest was happy that she took the vase from her father's estate after falling in love with it.

Rick Harrison called in a forensic document examiner because he wasn't sure Carlo Gambino would sign his own checks.

The guest always believed his investment in the 1984 Howard Finster painting would pay off one day.

While the player, Kristin Cook was happy to take home over $26,000, fans were disappointed.

The contestant, Erwin Paminiano, was stumped by the Bonus Round puzzle, but took the loss in stride.

The host put his arm around the player, Daryl, and said he was 'shocked' when he got the correct answer.

Once again, Ken Jennings proved that players can have a lot of fun on the serious game show.

While the founder of Hampton Adams got a $500,000 offer, he chose not to go for it.

While Harvey was expecting to hear some funny responses, the ladies blew his mind with their powerful answers.

The player, Clint Ingalls' disastrous choice of letters gave him no chance in the end.

The show's expert, Alan Fausel, was astonished by the fabulous Richard Cosway drawing.

The high school teacher could barely contain her excitement after cracking the Bonus Round puzzle.

The founders of Vade Nutrition couldn't the refuse the offer from Mark Cuban and Alex Rodriguez.

The guest, who had the Levi Wells Prentice painting for 40 years, had no idea how valuable it was.

The creator claimed that the Costco avocado didn't feel or taste real, especially when compared to a ripe, organic one.

The player, Kenneth Blount-Hames, was stumped by a simple, everyday phrase in the final round.

The painting had been with the guest for 30 years, and she was curious about it.

It was hard for Harvey to digest what he was hearing from the senior players.

The best friends, Hanna Chung and Laura Tarpley, got tricked by just one word in the end.

The player, Shannon Hunt got the host excited before missing the puzzle by a few letters.

The founder of Hairfin managed to make it through the heckling to get a deal.