People in the audience of which show love to hear "Come On Down"?

People in the audience of The Price Is Right love to hear “Come on Down!” because it is the show’s famous invitation for contestants to join Contestants’ Row. The announcer calls selected audience members by name and gives them the chance to compete for prizes.

The Price Is Right is an American television game show built around guessing the prices of merchandise. In the opening bidding round, four contestants usually compete to estimate the retail price of a featured item without going over. The closest bidder wins the prize and advances to a pricing game.

The modern version premiered on CBS on September 4, 1972, after an earlier version ran from 1956 to 1965. Bob Barker hosted the revival for more than three decades before Drew Carey took over in 2007. “Come on Down!” is sometimes mistakenly associated with other game shows, but it is especially identified with The Price Is Right.