NILAVRO GHOSH

There has been speculation about the host's future after a disastrous ratings dip this year.

The entrepreneurs claimed to have invented what would become the future of wireless charging.

All hope seemed lost for the contestant at one point but she pulled off a miracle.

Few contestants have ever played this game with this much perfection in the past.

The expert said that the watch's value was $2,600 than what it could have been.

Kevin O'Leary, Daymond John, and Robert Herjavec tried to stop her from making the offer.

She was able to impress viewers with her trivia knowledge but wasn't able to win the game.

All hope seemed lost for the entrepreneurs who had come up with an innovative health product.

The offer being made to the entrepreneurs by O'Leary also seemed to be a bit unfair.

The guest said that she had received the item from her grandmother who had inherited it.

Turns out that Mr. Wonderful was ordained by the state of California to do the job.

Fans did not expect to see a person with such a striking resemblance to the former Vice President.

Rick Harrison wasn't trying to this item for a low price as it was historically significant.

Kevin O'Leary hailed their salesmanship after coming to a $600,000 valuation.

The clock was a piece of art and its mechanism was as intriguing as it gets.

The company wasn't profitable and this alone had turned away most sharks in the first place.

The guest was enthusiastic about the painting and the expert was marvelled by its story.

Even the contestant lost his balance as he laughed at his answer immediately.

Her product could help a lot of people protect their homes and loved ones from deadly fires.

A lot of the sharks were unsure about the product due to unfortunate incidents in the past.

The painting was made by Francois Gilot, the ex-lover of the famous Pablo Picasso.

The guest claimed that her father worked on the film and was gifted the item by the camera crew.

The worst part was that Chum never even called in an expert to take a look at the guitar.

The guest thought that her items were worth $100 but was not expecting them to be in the thousands.

She was stunned by what she saw and the amount of worms that must have been in that bag of nuts.

The company had an innovative product and the sales figures to back up their valuation.

A lot of people gathered to hear the appraisal of the item somewhat related to the notorious killer.

The contestant's answer did not make a lot of sense, and Harvey didn't let the opportunity slip by.

Mr. Wonderful asked for a ridiculous part of the business at first before changing his offer.

Chum Lee had the cuffs on in front of a customer as Rick Harrison walked out of the store.

She claimed that her uncle used to accompany Monroe on the piano and even drove her once.

The two did not agree on a deal the first time over $50, but things worked out in the end.

The item belonged to the guest's grandmother who wore it at her own and her son's weddings.

The lamp originally belonged to the guest's godfather who cared deeply about him and his wife.

The contestant got it wrong in his first guess but then fixed it just in time.

Jennings confessed his ignorance to a contestant who shared the same on Reddit.

Jennings would be following in the footsteps of Bob Barker, who appeared in the film's first edition.

The contestant won a trip to Bora Bora on Showcase, a good place for a honeymoon.

The item she had brought to the shop was a signed picture of former US President Benjamin Harrison.

The host was also very impressed with the manner in which the player made his way to the stage.

The announcer was also asked why he thought the show was so popular, and he had an interesting answer.

No one could quite believe what the answer to the puzzle was, even host Ryan Seacrest.

Harvey was annoyed because the contestant's wife gave him one of the best compliments ever.

The guest received it as a present on her birthday from her grandmother, who had inherited it.

The two have more in common than just being exceptional hosts of two popular game shows.

Harvey did not expect the contestant to answer a question about rock n' roll music correctly.

There haven't been a lot of Bonus Round winners this season, and the fans are not happy about it.

The guest's grandmother had a chance meeting with the artist while she was vacationing in Jamaica.

The seven-time NASCAR champion authenticated an autograph he had done on the car's dashboard.

The entrepreneur was helping underpaid coffee farmers in her home country make some good money.