The Price is Right viewers are upset after only one model, Rachel Reynolds, was the only one on stage

The Price is Right viewers call out show for its (Image: CBS)

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The Price is Right viewers kept a close eye on the Thursday, May 15 episode.

A viewer noticed that there was only one of “Barker’s Beauties” or models on the Thursday episode. The models usually showcase the prizes and items that contestants bid on during the show. They sometimes participate in certain game segments and help create a fun and engaging show for the audience and contestants.

Viewers quickly called out the show on a Reddit thread calling it “lazy.”

The user wrote: “I noticed today Rachel Reynolds is all by herself modeling today? Any of the models call open sick? The production staff being lazy and not giving them enough contracts? Any good reason on that.”

Rachel Reynolds was on the Price is Right on Thursday, May 15 (Image: CBS)

Another The Price is Right viewer took notice but wanted to reassure the user that it could be “the other way around.”

They wrote: “It might be the other way around. Models may have a “featured episode” clause in their contract. This would do a few things, give the model the full show exposure, and also make it easier to schedule time off for everyone else.”

This comes after a contestant, Mariza, on The Price is Right enraged fans when she made a move that proved to them she is one of “the most insufferable human beings.”

The game show has often upset viewers as they claim the show is “rigged” and rage when they see a $10,000 “set up.” Contestants have also slammed the show for their post-pandemic habits and humiliating errors.

Viewers know The Price is Right starts off with inviting four guests to stand in front of the stage. Once called up, the four guests make a bid on different items for a chance at playing one of the show’s games.

When guessing the price of two items, Mariza would guess one dollar more than another opponent leaving fans outraged.