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The player, Jeff Richardson put up a stunning performance to drive home a new car.

Since Kevin O'Leary made the offer just to mess with Corcoran, the deal hit the Shark where it hurts.

Harrison chose to pass on the most important item of the collection for a strange reason.

The contestant, Alexa Kalanz was doing well throughout the game despite a rough start.

Despite having just 25% ownership of her company, Meagan Bowman managed to bag a $400,000 deal.

In the end, Harrison felt like he hit the jackpot as he knew every collector would be after the item.

Former players and audience members shared how the show deals with controversial statements.

Fans were divided on whether Adam Wredberg's Bonus Round puzzle was solvable or not.

The guest who didn't think much of her vintage vase was left in shock.

The lucky win delighted the fans as the contestant, Sunita Baru took home more than $50,000.

Chris and Jeanie Rodgers didn't just beat up the zombie on the show, but also had him present their product to the judges.

Fans on Reddit complained complained that some games are either overly difficult by design or favor only physically fit contestants.

Contestant Joey Sweet took the loss in stride, but the show's viewers weren't happy with the puzzle selection.

A lot of things on set were put to the test during the

Fans were left disappointed after the contestant, Alicia Slagle, failed to guess an easy phrase in the finale.

Jackie Fakhoury was also joined by her husband and son in celebration on stage.

The guest had no idea that her $30 ring was studded with diamonds and made of platinum.

In a rare event, Harrison didn't haggle the seller as he knew he had to make a deal for he coin.

The Bobek family, who came dressed in Polish Highlander attire, had the host grooving to their tunes.

Contestant Marie-Eve Augier’s smart letter choices turned the puzzle into an easy solve.

The Sharks felt that the founder of Besomebody didn't have the

Jennings shared how Trebek showed great resillience and showmanship during his last days on the show.

The contestant, Staci Urban put up a great show to win over $60,000 in one night.

The TikToker warned fellow shoppers about the risks of infection from the salmon.

With four sharks eager to invest, the founder of Kinfield knew how to get two of them to team up.

Shanquetta Cato, who participated in the 'Teacher's Week' did 'not get lucky' on the show.

After his book expert, Rebecca, raved about the rare book, the pawn shop boss knew he had to make a deal.

At one point, the host was begging the players to give just one sensible answer.

The long and difficult Bonus Round that cost Toya Johnson-Moore and Dionna Houston dearly.

Cuban swooped in to save Alexander Simone, the founder of ProntoBev from Mr Wonderful's greed.

The man who brought the box on his shoulder had no idea that it was a relic of the American Revolutionary War.

Harrison got a great deal for the historically significant document.

When the founders of Flated hesitated to close the deal, all the other Sharks came together.

TikTok creator, Crissy shared a little win for all the short shoppers out there.

The player, Lisa Thomas's phenomenal comeback after falling behind initially.

While Harrison wanted to get the Steve McQueen owned 1940's Indian Bike, he couldn't make a deal.

With this trick, customers can by-pass the pre-recorded prompts and instructions.

While he has a spotless track record on screen, Jennings loves to have fun behind the scenes.

The contestant, Desiree Kramer pulled off a stunning sub-two second win in the finale.

The painting from former NFL Player Ernie Barnes turned out to be one of the most valuable pieces.

Contestant Eleni Kapetanakis faced a rather unusual 'Place' category puzzle on the show.

The seller brought the original tie and handkerchiefs worn by James Gandolfini on 'The Sopranos.'

Fans said they weren't 'having a few laughs' after Kiana Moreland missed the $100,000 jackpot.

'I had no idea it existed,' one viewer said after contestant Auriel Heath failed to guess the rare dish.

Though Banana Phone didn’t land a deal on the show, it gained massive traction afterward.

Ken Jennings recently won $1 million on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,' and says he could do it again.

Genius Litter founder Ramon Van Meer impressed the panel and ended up triggering a Shark fight.

Contestants Danielle Williams and Adam Bencan took the loss in stride, but viewers were enraged.

Ken Jennings explained what he does differently compared to the show's former legendary host, Alex Trebek.

Contestant Elizabeth Caprini could've won a brand new Mercedes-Benz, but was stumped by a simple puzzle.