The set of The Price is Right is usually filled with cheers and high-energy excitement, but a recent episode offered a different kind of moment—one filled with heartfelt emotion. Scott Robinson, a longtime crew member and behind-the-scenes cornerstone of the show, received a touching farewell that moved host Drew Carey to tears.
Robinson has been an integral part of the production team for many years, but his contributions extended far beyond technical expertise. When Drew Carey took over hosting duties following the legendary Bob Barker, it was Robinson who helped guide him through the transition. During rehearsals, he acted as a stand-in contestant, helping Carey learn the ins and outs of the show’s more than 70 games.
As Carey reflected on those early days during the farewell, he was visibly emotional. “When I first started, Scott was my contestant for every game,” Carey said. “He taught me everything about this show. I love this guy so much.” The two shared a genuine embrace, a moment that resonated deeply with the audience in the studio and viewers at home.
The sendoff wasn’t flashy or staged. It didn’t need to be. Instead, it was a sincere exchange between two colleagues who had built a strong bond over years of working together. It highlighted a rarely seen side of television—the close relationships that form behind the scenes.
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