Chris Stover

It’s on Drew Carey.

No, not the pressure to uphold a daytime tradition that’s been around for more than 35 years.  Juts the bill from Antonio’s.

The host of The Price is Right is treating everyone to pizza - 45 of them to be exact - to celebrate the end of his first season of the show.  The pizza hails from his Ohio hometown joint, Antonio’s.

There must be a lot to celebrate.  After all, the bill is $450 (not including delivery).

Not too long ago, I saw a commercial during CBS primetime for TPIR.  This concerned me.  During Bob Barker’s tenure as host, commercials for the daytime TPIR didn’t exist.  And now, it seems CBS needs to advertise watching the show.

Uh oh…