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Mr. Wonderful was passionate about bats right from the get-go and was the only one to make an offer.

The pawn shop owner made a deal with the seller that he'd pay more if the gun worked.

Amber Lancaster handled the situation gracefully, and even congratulated the player on his impressive win.

The contestant, Diane, gave a couple of cheeky answers that caught Steve Harvey off guard.

The guest was expecting $22,000 for a Led Zeppelin album that was signed by all four members.

Fans shared their excitement for the upcoming season, with many hoping to see another million-dollar winner.

The host noted that contestant was already a crowd favorite, and his kind gesture made Josh feel like a star.

The item’s uniqueness kept Rick Harrison from making an offer, as there was no reference point for its value.

The entrepreneur 's business was immensely profitable which made her a confident negotiator.

The host did not hold back on his roast, but the contestant took it all in good humor.

The company made sure that pets were well-dressed and taken care of on the owner's wedding day.

The player, Leslie, decided to trust her gut instead of listening to the audience,and it really paid off.

The company had more than $18 million in sales in just the 12 months ahead of taping.

The pawn shop owner did not expect the grinder to be worth so much money.

The host of the show loved the answer and did not hold back on expressing his feelings.

The guest got a lot more than he hoped for after the expert authenticated the item.

The host had a hard time finding a response as he remained speechless for several seconds.

It was a witty answer, but the respondents of the survey didn't think that way.

Chumlee wanted to try out the game even though he knew that it was already shot.

The entrepreneur instead wanted to make a deal with guest shark Sir Richard Branson and some others.

Every aspiring contestant needs to be a citizen of the United States of America.

The 51-year-old loves hosting the show, but there are some things he really doesn't like.

The audience let out a loud groan as the correct answer was revealed later on.

The sharks had a great experience during the pitch as the entrepreneurs had them entertained.

The contestant did not take Drew Carey's advice but was able to get the job done.

Getting the item smashed was the only way they could authenticate it as per the expert.

The toy was in perfect condition and the guest had even brought an intact box.

Jennings recently won a million dollars on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire with Matt Damon.

The chain did it as an anti-theft measure but shoppers were not happy about it.

The host wasn't prepared for the answer and lost his composure.

The entrepreneurs might have had to give up a third of their company if Cuban did not save them.

The question itself was a disturbing one and it's no surprise that the answers were also the same.

After the contestants said no to a high-value investor deal, Mr. Wonderful said he had lost all respect for them.

The funniest part was the confidence with which the contestant gave the incorrect answer.

One can only imagine how the conversation with 'Pawn Stars' boss Rick Harrison would have gone after this.

The entrepreneurs just kept going with their pitch, even though every Shark had already said no.

The problem with the item was that it had no paperwork or proof to prove that it was genuine.

A TikTok creator shared his experience with Costco’s 'receipt of shame' policy after losing proof of purchase.

The pawn shop celebrity believed that the guest was asking way too cheap a price for the jacket.

He was called by Chumlee to authenticate a signature and a suit he might have worn during games.

The contestant had also accepted defeat before the board revealed whether it was right ot wrong.

Kevin 'Mr. Wonderful' O’Leary showed his ruthless side after ToyBox founders did not immediately accept his offer.

The pawn shop owner lowballed the guest for a rare Civil War–era Medal of Honor awarded to First Defenders of the capital.

Steve Harvey’s hilarious reaction to a contestant’s unclear answer stole the spotlight on 'Family Feud.'

Mark Cuban pressed for an instant yes, but the entrepreneurs waited to hear other Sharks’ offers, and it turned him off.

The 51-year-old was paired with Matt Damon for the episode which was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel.

The 11-year-old hoped to get half a million dollars for what he believed was the heat shield from the Apollo mission.

She could have also won an all-expense paid trip to India along with the prize money.

The guest wanted $10,000 for the star note despite not knowing much about its valuation in the first place.