"(insert name), you only have one chance to bid. (The rest of you, this is your last chance to bid.) Here's the prize."
Drew Carey on the sixth and final item up for bids.
"Everybody, look up, as the first/next prize comes/is coming on down…"
Announcer (when the prize comes down from the ceiling during the One Bid Round)
"Back up you go!"
Drew Carey (when the prize goes away to the ceiling after the announcer describes during the One Bid Round)
"The Price Is Right Train/Tugboat is bringing you the first/next prize…"
Announcer (when the prize comes in from the train or tugboat during the One Bid Round)
"Here's (insert Model name) coming down the Bidders' Row…"
Announcer (when the prize comes in from the Model showing to the Bidders' Row during One Bid Round)
"Around on the Turntable, we've got (insert model)…"
Announcer (when the prize comes in from the Turntable during the One Bid Round)
"And the winner of this (insert One Bid prize) goes a supply of (insert special product). (insert description of Product sponsor)."
Announcer (when the winner of the prize in the One Bid goes a supply of the Product sponsor in the Barker era) (1972–2007)
"Drew, we're gonna kick things off with..."
George Gray (when the first item up for bids is presented)
"Next up, we have..."
George Gray (when the second and later item up for bids is presented)
"It's a holiday gift idea of the day, like..."
George Gray (when the first/second is up for bids during the December month)
"And we will present that [prize] to the one of you four who bids nearest to the actual retail price without going over. (Insert name), what do you bid?"
"We want you to bid on that [prize] in dollars because we round off the retail prices to the nearest dollar." – Bob Barker on the first item up for bids in early episodes
"That (insert prize) back in (insert year) all right and whoever comes/gets closet to the original retail price without going over, is goes on/gets to play for our Showcase."
"Thanks/thank you, (model/models). Now, that [prize] goes to whoever bids closest to the actual retail price without going over, and (insert name), we're gonna/let's start with you. (What do you say?)"
Drew Carey on the first item/prize up for bids (2007–Present)
"(insert name), what do you bid (on that [insert prize])?"
Host (on the second and later item up for bids; 1972–Present)
CONTESTANT: "What's the highest bid?" HOST: "The highest bid is (insert highest bid)."
Host (to the contestant thinking what's the highest bid that the other contestant bid during the One Bid Round; 1972–Present)
CONTESTANT: "What was/were the bid[s]?" HOST: "We have (Insert one to three bids)."
Host (to the contestant asking for the bids that the other contestant bid earlier during the One Bid Round; 1972–Present)
"(insert previous bid)? No, you can't do that, (previous contestant) bid (previous bid)/(insert previous bid) is (insert previous contestant)'s bid."
Host reminding a contestant not to bid the same as another contestant (1972–present)
"(buzzer sounding) You've/You have all overbid. The lowest bid is (insert lowest bid). Erase the/these bids, please. Go lower than (insert lowest bid), (insert name)."
Bob Barker when all four contestants overbid and must restart lower than the lowest bid during the One Bid Round (1972–2007)
"(buzzer sounding) Everybody's/Everybody is/went over. (The) Lowest bid (is) (insert lowest bid). Let's erase all the bids (please). (insert name), start again; but lower than (insert lowest bid) this time."
Drew Carey when all four contestants overbid and must restart lower than the lowest bid during the One Bid Round (2007–present)
"(bell ringing) One of you is exactly right. The contestant who bid exactly right will receive a $100/$500/$1,000 Bonus. This $100/$500/$1,000 Bonus goes to the contestant who bid (insert target bid).
Bob Barker when one of the four contestants bid exactly right during the One Bid Round (1977–2007)
"(bell ringing) Somebody got it/a bid right on the nose and gets an extra $500. And that is the person that bid (insert target bid)."
Drew Carey when one of the four contestants bid exactly right during the One Bid round (2007-present)
"Since tonight is a/our special Million Dollar Spectacular episode, the one who got it right on the nose is gonna get $1,000."
Drew Carey (during Million Dollar Spectacular shows)
"That is the most popular bid thus far."
Bob Barker (to the contestant who thinks the other three may have gone over bid the minimum amount of $1)
"Using strategy (on a single buck), I love/like it."
Drew Carey (to the contestant thinks the other three may have gone over bid the minimum amount of $1 in some early episodes on occasion)
"[And the] Actual Retail Price [of the (insert prize)] [is]…"
Host (During One Bid)
"[And the] (insert prize) goes for…"
Drew Carey (During One Bid on some early episodes)
"[And] The winner is (insert name)!/(insert name) has won/is the winner!"
"The (insert color) section/spot is the very lucky section/spot today."
Bob Barker (when the contestant who got the 2nd and later called in to Come on Down and immediately got up on stage)
"That (insert color) spot is the hot/lucky spot today."
Drew Carey (when the contestant who got the 2nd and later called in to Come on Down and immediately got up on stage)
"(insert name), one of our First Four Contestants has won his/her way up on stage!"
Bob Barker (when one of the First Four Contestants has won the prize during the second half of the One Bid Round)
"(insert name), One of the Originals/Original Four! Finally made it on stage!"
Drew Carey (when one of the First Four Contestants has won the prize during the second half of the One Bid Round)
"(insert name), been here the whole show. This is your last chance."
Drew Carey (when a First Four contestant is on his/her last chance to get up on stage)
"(insert name) has been in Contestants' Row since I came through the Big Doors/the very beginning/for the entire hour, and now has won his/her way up on stage at the last possible moment."
Bob Barker (when a final First Four contestant wins the sixth and final item up for bids during the One Bid Round from 1975–2007)
"In case you wondering/you're familiar, (insert contestant) was on the show (insert decade or more than 10 years). He's/she's back after (insert decade or more than 10 years). It used to be saying 'you can only be a contestant once', but they changed it, and now you have to wait 10 years to come back once you get called on down."
Drew Carey (on a disclaimer to the contestant, who was on the show more than 10 years ago, had to wait 10 years to be a contestant again)