"Some members of our studio audience will receive (insert prize). And now, here's Bob Barker with our Showcase Showdown."
Johnny Olson/Rod Roddy before the first Showcase Showdown (1975–1998)
"Some of the prizes on The Price Is Right are provided by (insert prize). And now, here's Bob Barker with our Showcase Showdown."
Rod Roddy before the first Showcase Showdown on some episodes (1986–1998)
"Closed captioning [for "The Price is Right" is] paid for in-part by the following…"
Price Is Right announcer before the Showcase Showdown (2000–Present) The speech in brackets is only said from 2000–2006
"Contestants not appearing on stage will receive (insert two prizes [originally three from 1975–2000]; up until 2012). And now, here's Bob Barker/Drew Carey with our Showcase Showdown."
Johnny Olson/Rod Roddy/Rich Fields/George Gray before the second Showcase Showdown (1975–2012)
"Promotional consideration provided by… (insert two prizes). And now, here's Bob Barker/Drew Carey with our Showcase Showdown."
Rod Roddy/Rich Fields/George Gray before the second Showcase Showdown when the show aired in reruns (2000–2012)
"We are in the halfway mark that means, it's time for the Showcase Showdown. Three contestants come on stage on the first half to play this game right here, the winner of this game is participant in the showcases at the end of the show to win thousands of dollars worth of prizes."
"The contestant nearest to $1.00 without going over will be in the Showcase at the end of the show. If you get $1.00 in one spin or a combination of two spins, you'll win $1,000 and a chance at a Bonus Spin. In the Bonus Spin, if you land on either of the two green sections ($0.05 or $0.15), you'll win $5,000. But, if you get the $1.00 in the Bonus Spin, you'll win $10,000 for a total of $11,000."
"Contestant nearest to $1.00 without going over will be/is in the Showcase."
Bob Barker shortened version about the Big Wheel in the Showcase Showdown (1978-2007)
"Closest you can to a dollar without going over. If you get a dollar (on the nose) or a combination of your two spins, you'll get $1,000 and a bonus spin. If you land on the 5 or 15 on your bonus spin, you're gonna get/win $5,000/$10,000. And if you land on the dollar again in the bonus spin, you're gonna get/win $10,000/$25,000!"
Drew Carey about the Big Wheel in the Showcase Showdown (2007–Present)
"(Try to get) Closest to a dollar without going over."
Drew Carey shortened version about the Big Wheel in the Showcase Showdown (2007–Present)
"Oh (contestant), that did not go all the way around. Now, spin it and get it all the way around!"
Bob Barker (if a player didn't get the wheel all the way around)
"It has to go all the way around or they're gonna boo you. Oh, (contestant). Now, spin it!"
"No spin. It's gotta go around at least once." – Drew Carey (if a player didn't get the wheel all the way around)
"You can say hello to anybody, anywhere you want while the wheel is spinning."
Bob Barker (to the contestant who wants to give a shout-out while the wheel is spinning; 1975–2007 on occasion)
"DREW: Who do you wanna say hi/hello to?/Do you wanna say hi/hello to somebody?
CONTESTANT: (insert shout-out greeting).
DREW: Hi/Hello/Hey, everybody!"
Drew Carey (to the contestant who wants to give a shout-out while the wheel is spinning; 2007–Present)
"If he/she/(second player's name) goes over, (third player's name), you're automatically in the Showcase."
Bob Barker (If a second contestant spins the wheel and has gone over, the third player automatically goes to the Showcase during the Showcase Showdown from 1975–2007)
"(third player's name), guess what, you're going to the Showcase automatically/by default."
Drew Carey (when the first two contestants has gone over during the Showcase Showdown; 2007–Present)
Bob Barker (after the first Showcase Showdown during mid-season 34 and 35 [originally Tuesdays and Thursdays until mid-Season 35 when the ticket plug was sold out in April 2007 due to Bob Barker's retirement])
"We'll be back with our/the Showcase after this [word/message/announcement]!"