Post by mechamind on Jan 20, 2014 1:16:30 GMT -5
Airdate: October 5, 1987
The studio is buzzing tonight. More money, more puzzles, big prizes, as we begin...
THE BIG MONTH OF CASH!
...on Wheel of Fortune!
Will our contestants be ready for this? Let's find out, as they each potentially pocket...well...a fortune!
Today's subjects:
John Kelso, Sr.: A salesman for an industrial chemical company in Baltimore, part-time farmer, Westminster, MD
Nancy Rorke: A hospital worker and laboratory technician, Louisville, KY
Peter Travin: Systems technician for a major telecommunications company, is married, Oakland, CA
Let's take a little spin. The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. Get ready for this...we are playing for cash! We're still familiar with the introduction to Round 1's puzzle:
Perfection! John solves DON'T BE A WET BLANKET.
We're still going to add prizes to the Wheel, in this case a Snark high-performance sailboat (labeled BOAT) worth $1,495.
...and introducing our new friend, $2,500! You could earn considerably more in Round 2!
Another apostrophe!
Peter looked at the wrong arrow when landing on $800, and he tried to use his Free Spin there. After landing on $400, he tried to buy a vowel first.
John solves IT'S ALL THE SAME TO ME.
And our new mid-game star, the $3,500 space! It may shine during this round:
After buying the only vowels of A and I, Peter tried to buy one more before Pat stopped him.
Nancy reads what's on the board: MAGICIAN'S ASSISTANT.
Our first opportunity for one of the new big money wedges to shine, and it all had to be blacked out. Ouch.
We add a different prize to the wheel for Round 4. It is a gold frost mink coat (labeled FUR) worth $4,500. Vanna not included. Next puzzle:
And of course...an apostrophe.
John accidentally asks to buy an "owl" before calling the E.
Nancy solves LIFE'S SIMPLE PLEASURES.
Of course, what would the big month of cash be without the $5,000 space? Here comes Round 5!
DING DING! DING DING!
Time is running a little short, so before something happens, Pat will need to do a Final Spin. Consonants will be worth...$400.
Nancy: C (x2) ($1,800)
Nancy solves CASH IN YOUR CHIPS for the victory.
BONUS ROUND:
Introducing a new and improved prize selection:
Cadillac Eldorado
Diamond earrings
Jeep Wagoneer
Motorhome
...and of course, cash! $25,000!
Nancy goes with the cash. Now for a potential payoff from this final puzzle:
The standard package of NRSTLE gives her...
She makes guesses such as TROOPLEADER, but does not solve TROUBLEMAKER.
She still leaves with $7,700, all cash.
The studio is buzzing tonight. More money, more puzzles, big prizes, as we begin...
THE BIG MONTH OF CASH!
...on Wheel of Fortune!
Will our contestants be ready for this? Let's find out, as they each potentially pocket...well...a fortune!
Today's subjects:
John Kelso, Sr.: A salesman for an industrial chemical company in Baltimore, part-time farmer, Westminster, MD
Nancy Rorke: A hospital worker and laboratory technician, Louisville, KY
Peter Travin: Systems technician for a major telecommunications company, is married, Oakland, CA
Let's take a little spin. The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. Get ready for this...we are playing for cash! We're still familiar with the introduction to Round 1's puzzle:
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$500: T (x3) $500: N (x2) $500: D -$250: O -$250: E (x3) $1,000: B (x2) $400: W Solve: Correct! | ||
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John | Nancy | Peter |
$4,900 |
We're still going to add prizes to the Wheel, in this case a Snark high-performance sailboat (labeled BOAT) worth $1,495.
...and introducing our new friend, $2,500! You could earn considerably more in Round 2!
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$450: T (x3) Lose A Turn! | Free Spin! $800: H $400: R (DUD!) (Free Spin used) $450: S (x2) -$250: I -$250: E (x3) $300: H (Repeat) | |
$1,350 | $1,200 | |
$750: L (x2) $400: M (x2) Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | ||
$2,300 |
Peter looked at the wrong arrow when landing on $800, and he tried to use his Free Spin there. After landing on $400, he tried to buy a vowel first.
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John | Nancy | Peter |
$7,200 |
And our new mid-game star, the $3,500 space! It may shine during this round:
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Yet another apostrophe!
John | Nancy | PETER |
$200: S (x4) $450: T (x2) $3,500: N (x2) -$250: A (x4) -$250: I (x3) BANKRUPT! ($8,200) | ||
$300: R (DUD!) | $600: M $900: G $900: C Solve: Correct! | |
$2,400 |
After buying the only vowels of A and I, Peter tried to buy one more before Pat stopped him.
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OCCUPATION |
John | Nancy | Peter |
$7,200 | $2,400 |
Our first opportunity for one of the new big money wedges to shine, and it all had to be blacked out. Ouch.
We add a different prize to the wheel for Round 4. It is a gold frost mink coat (labeled FUR) worth $4,500. Vanna not included. Next puzzle:
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JOHN | Nancy | Peter |
$900: S (x4) -$250: E (x4) -$250: A $400: T (DUD!) | $900: L (x3) $400: P (x2) Solve: Correct! | |
$3,100 | $3,500 |
John accidentally asks to buy an "owl" before calling the E.
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THINGS |
John | Nancy | Peter |
$7,200 | $5,900 |
Of course, what would the big month of cash be without the $5,000 space? Here comes Round 5!
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No apostrophe? Sorry, Pat!
John | NANCY | Peter |
$800: N $500: R -$250: O -$250: U $700: Y -$250: I (x2) -$250: E (DUD!) | $350: S (x2) -$250: A $550: L (DUD!) | |
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$500: T (DUD!) | ||
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Time is running a little short, so before something happens, Pat will need to do a Final Spin. Consonants will be worth...$400.
Nancy: C (x2) ($1,800)
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PHRASE |
John | Nancy | Peter |
$7,200 | $7,700 |
Peter just couldn't have it easy, and was unable to cash in. He takes home some nice parting gifts.
BONUS ROUND:
Introducing a new and improved prize selection:
Cadillac Eldorado
Diamond earrings
Jeep Wagoneer
Motorhome
...and of course, cash! $25,000!
Nancy goes with the cash. Now for a potential payoff from this final puzzle:
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She still leaves with $7,700, all cash.