Drew Carey Bursts Out Laughing at George Gray’s Hilarious Wrestling Impression on The Price Is Right
A contestant’s unusual career gave George Gray the perfect opportunity to show off his wrestling-announcer voice on The Price Is Right — and host Drew Carey could barely contain his laughter.
Robert Sheridan, better known as Doc Heywood, appeared on the CBS game show on January 27. A commentator for Pro-Championship Wrestling in Northern California, Sheridan later had his game featured on the show’s official Instagram account on October 19.
George Gray’s Impression Steals the Spotlight
Sheridan secured the fifth item up for bid, a Bromic patio heater, with the highest bid of $2,002. He then made his way to the stage to compete in another game.
When Carey learned about Sheridan’s profession, the host joked that he was standing beside a WWE Hall of Famer — himself. Carey clarified that he belonged to the celebrity wing, adding that the distinction existed “only online” and that he had been booed because of it.
Carey also remarked that Sheridan had an enviable job, given that he got to watch professional wrestling regularly. Sheridan agreed, calling it a great job.
The conversation then inspired Carey to ask announcer George Gray to introduce the prizes in his best professional wrestling style for the game Do the Math. Sheridan would have a chance to win a treadmill.
“All right, brother!” Gray exclaimed in an exaggerated, deep, raspy voice.
His impression immediately sent Carey into loud, uncontrollable laughter, turning the introduction into one of the episode’s funniest moments.
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Sheridan Wins Three Prizes but Misses the Showcase
In Do the Math, Sheridan had to determine whether the combined price of a cookware set and a range should be increased or decreased by $824 to match the treadmill’s price.
He chose to subtract $824. With the cookware and range priced at $3,254 together, the calculation brought the treadmill’s price to $2,430 — the correct answer.
Sheridan won all three prizes: the treadmill, a GE stainless steel gas range and a seven-piece Blanc Creatives cookware set.
He celebrated by pointing toward the camera, shouting “Whoo!” and flexing his muscles.
However, his success in the pricing game did not carry over to the Big Wheel. Sheridan spun a .90, but his opponent, Lourdes, landed on .95, preventing him from advancing to the Showcase.
Gray’s wrestling-style introduction continued to amuse viewers after the episode was shared online. One Instagram user played along with the joke, commenting, “He didn’t have to wrestle with that one!”
The Price Is Right airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. CT on CBS, with episodes available to stream the following day on Paramount+.
