The Price Is Right (If It Pays Your Bar Tab)

Game shows mostly fill the air slots of daytime television - and during the day, it's exciting to win prizes such as a really cool orange juice maker. (Or so it seems by the elated faces on the television set.) And even though these shows are held in a studio lot, we don't mind because, well, we're not the ones stuck there. Game shows should be held in bars just for the relaxing refreshments.

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• Deal or No Deal
• Nikki Adams
• Industries
• Television
• Game Shows

If you want to be in a game show, travel on down to Bill's Filling Station on a Wednesday night at 9 for Let's Make a Deal or No Deal. Nikki Adams hosts the show, and you're a contestant if you have an item she's looking for. At the end of the show, the participant with the highest dollar value gambles again: Do you keep what you have or go for what's behind curtain number one? Or what's in the box? Choices are easier after a few drinks.

Bill's Filling Station is at 1243 NE 11th Ave. in Wilton Manors. Call 954-525-9403, or visit billsfillingstation.com for more details.
Wednesdays, 9 p.m. Starts: July 1. Continues through Nov. 3, 2009