Post by mechamind on Mar 20, 2014 8:45:20 GMT -5
Airdate: January 17, 1985
Look at this studio filled with glamorous and imaginative gifts! Fabulous merchandise just waiting to be won on...
Wheel Of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Cynthia Pipkin: Bartender and bar manager at an Elks lodge, Arlington, TX
John Onnen (?): Personal rep for a major telecommunications equipment manager, former disc jockey, from Louisville, KY
Susie (surname drowned by applause): Soon-to-be mother of two, works part-time at a bank, is a fan of game shows, from San Diego, CA
Cynthia prefers beans with chili, John without, and Susie isn't really into chili. This could get rough.
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. Try not to hit Bankrupt, or you will lose all your cash, but once you buy a prize, it's yours to keep. Here's our first puzzle!
Cynthia guesses BEING AT THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME.
John solves BEING IN THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME.
Now aren't those jokes about "little money" in poor taste right now, John?
We can try it again with a prize. We'll throw in a Chinese jade elephant incense burner (labeled JADE) worth $2,250, just for this round:
John says A LEMON MERINGUE PIE, which is accepted.
This may be Cynthia's second chance. She could hit the $5,000 space!
Susie reads what's on the board.
We sign off from the main-game.
Putting a two-letter word aside, luck really wasn't with Cynthia. Spin for those last consonants or don't? But she leaves with some nice parting gifts.
And now, John chooses to recite a list...
BONUS ROUND:
...of people he wants to say hello to.
Can John salvage this game? He must pick a prize, which will be...
Ford Bronco ($20,758).
The final puzzle is...
John is an open book with RSTLNE:
Halfway through, he solves DOLLARS AND CENTS for the car, finishing with a total of $23,958 in prizes!
Look at this studio filled with glamorous and imaginative gifts! Fabulous merchandise just waiting to be won on...
Wheel Of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Cynthia Pipkin: Bartender and bar manager at an Elks lodge, Arlington, TX
John Onnen (?): Personal rep for a major telecommunications equipment manager, former disc jockey, from Louisville, KY
Susie (surname drowned by applause): Soon-to-be mother of two, works part-time at a bank, is a fan of game shows, from San Diego, CA
Cynthia prefers beans with chili, John without, and Susie isn't really into chili. This could get rough.
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. Try not to hit Bankrupt, or you will lose all your cash, but once you buy a prize, it's yours to keep. Here's our first puzzle!
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CYNTHIA | John | Susie |
$500: T (x6) $1,000: H (x4) -$250: E (x5) $500: R (x2) $1,000: G (x3) -$250: A (x2) Solve: Wrong! | ||
$10,500 |
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Cynthia | John | Susie |
$200: B $150: N (x2) $450: P Solve: Correct! | ||
$10,500 | $950 |
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Now aren't those jokes about "little money" in poor taste right now, John?
$950 to spend |
Portable electric keyboard (-$495) Floor lamp (-$340) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$115) |
Cynthia | John | Susie |
$950 |
We can try it again with a prize. We'll throw in a Chinese jade elephant incense burner (labeled JADE) worth $2,250, just for this round:
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Lose A Turn! | $1,000: R $600: S (DUD!) | |
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$300: T (DUD!) | BANKRUPT! ($0) | $900: L $200: D (DUD!) |
$1,900 | ||
BANKRUPT! ($0) | $300: N (x2) $550: M (x2) $550: P Solve: Correct! | |
$2,250 |
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$2,250 to spend |
Wing chair and ottoman (-$1,594) Men's shoes (-$580) Bracelets (-$70) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$6) |
Cynthia | John | Susie |
$3,200 |
This may be Cynthia's second chance. She could hit the $5,000 space!
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Cynthia | John | SUSIE |
$500: T (x2) $350: H (x2) -$250: E (x2) $500: S (DUD!) | ||
$1,450 | ||
$300: P $5,000: D -$250: A -$250: O (x3) BANKRUPT! ($4,800) | $200: N (DUD!) | $300: F (x3) $200: M $200: Y Solve: Correct! |
$2,750 |
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$2,750 to spend |
His/Hers luggage (-$778) His/Hers sportswear (-$259) Puerto Vallarta trip (-$1,508) Travel clock (-$145) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$60) |
We sign off from the main-game.
Cynthia | John | Susie |
$3,200 | $2,750 |
Putting a two-letter word aside, luck really wasn't with Cynthia. Spin for those last consonants or don't? But she leaves with some nice parting gifts.
And now, John chooses to recite a list...
BONUS ROUND:
...of people he wants to say hello to.
Can John salvage this game? He must pick a prize, which will be...
Ford Bronco ($20,758).
The final puzzle is...
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