Post by tenpoundhammer on Feb 25, 2015 21:44:06 GMT -5
Georgia, Spain, and Turkey do the intros again.
$1,000 Toss-Up: On the Map
_ _ K _ O
_ _ _ _ N
Katie solves TOKYO JAPAN.
Katie Pope, Fresno, CA, married to Nick for 12 years, has three children, Boston sports team fan, loves to travel
Ourania Liatrakis, Astoria, NY, private math tutor, NYU graduate in biology, child mental health, and chemistry
Rick Eilerman, Naalehu, HI, married to Cindy for 22 years, has one son and two foster daughters, retired from Maryland state police
$2,000 Toss-Up: Place
C U L I _ _ R Y
_ _ H O O _
Katie also solves CULINARY SCHOOL.
The Vietnamese hosts throw to the prize in subtitled Vietnamese.
Prize on Wheel: Hanoi, Vietnam, travel.buzz, $7,550
Round 1: Before & After
Category wipe: Pat being chased by bulls
Katie and Ourania dud with T and R on $600 and $900.
Rick calls N on $800, then gets the ½ Car between $650 and $900 with S. After buying O and E, he calls M, C, and L on $900, $900, and $600.
E C O N O M _
C L _ S S
C L O _ N
He solves ECONOMY CLASS CLOWN for $6,900 and the tag.
Duds: T (Katie), R (Ourania)
Rick: $6,900 + ½ Car
Katie: $3,000
Ourania: $0
The Spanish hosts do a bumper.
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Mystery Round: Song Title
Ourania calls T on $650, buys O, then finds three N's on $3,500. She then gets the ½ Car between $550 and $900 with D.
D O N ' T / _ _ _ / _ O _
_ _ / _ _ _ _ N T _ N _
She solves DON'T CRY FOR ME ARGENTINA for $12,050 and the tag.
PERFECT ROUND
Rick: $6,900 + ½ Car tag
Katie: $3,000
Ourania: $12,050 + ½ Car tag
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Prize/Express Round: Phrase
Rick calls T on ½ Car between $650 and $900, then hits $900 twice for H and N. But after buying O and I, he Bankrupts between $900 and $3,500.
Katie gets the now useless ½ Car between $550 and $900, buys A, E, and U to clear the vowels, then calls L on $900.
T H I S / _ I L L / _ E
A N / A _ S O L U T E
_ L A S T
She solves THIS WILL BE AN ABSOLUTE BLAST for $4,350 and a trip to the Bahamas (Sandals Royal Bahamian, $7,700). (Pat and Vanna the copy, except for the value.)
Bankrupt: Rick ($2,800 + Car)
Rick: $6,900
Katie: $15,050
Ourania: $12,050
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$3,000 Toss-Up: Fun & Games
_ O U _ _ _ _ N
B _ K E
Rick solves MOUNTAIN BIKE.
Round 4: Thing
Rick can't cash in on $5,000 with T.
Katie calls R on $650, buys E and O, then calls F and P on $800 and $500 between $800 and $650.
P R O O F / O F
P _ R _ _ _ _ E
She solves PROOF OF PURCHASE for $3,400 more.
Dud: T (Rick)
Round 5: Food & Drink
Final Spin: $650
Katie: T
Ourania: R
Rick: S
Katie: H
Ourania: K; TURKEY…
Rick: D
T _ R K _ _
D R _ _ S T _ _ K
Rick solves TURKEY DRUMSTICK for $3,300 more.
Dud: H (Katie)
End totals:
Rick: $13,200
Katie: $18,450
Ourania: $12,050
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$100,000 Bonus Round
Katie's husband and parents, and mother-in-law are in the audience.
She lands on the M in GAME, and her puzzle is What Are You Doing?:
_ _ _ E R _ N _
P, B, G, O:
_ O _ E R _ N G
COWERING is wrong, but HOVERING is right for $32,000. End total: $50,450.
$5K EVERY DAY SPIN ID: JP9770723
The Turkish hosts show off their version.
$1,000 Toss-Up: On the Map
_ _ K _ O
_ _ _ _ N
Katie solves TOKYO JAPAN.
Katie Pope, Fresno, CA, married to Nick for 12 years, has three children, Boston sports team fan, loves to travel
Ourania Liatrakis, Astoria, NY, private math tutor, NYU graduate in biology, child mental health, and chemistry
Rick Eilerman, Naalehu, HI, married to Cindy for 22 years, has one son and two foster daughters, retired from Maryland state police
$2,000 Toss-Up: Place
C U L I _ _ R Y
_ _ H O O _
Katie also solves CULINARY SCHOOL.
The Vietnamese hosts throw to the prize in subtitled Vietnamese.
Prize on Wheel: Hanoi, Vietnam, travel.buzz, $7,550
Round 1: Before & After
Category wipe: Pat being chased by bulls
Katie and Ourania dud with T and R on $600 and $900.
Rick calls N on $800, then gets the ½ Car between $650 and $900 with S. After buying O and E, he calls M, C, and L on $900, $900, and $600.
E C O N O M _
C L _ S S
C L O _ N
He solves ECONOMY CLASS CLOWN for $6,900 and the tag.
Duds: T (Katie), R (Ourania)
Rick: $6,900 + ½ Car
Katie: $3,000
Ourania: $0
The Spanish hosts do a bumper.
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Mystery Round: Song Title
Ourania calls T on $650, buys O, then finds three N's on $3,500. She then gets the ½ Car between $550 and $900 with D.
D O N ' T / _ _ _ / _ O _
_ _ / _ _ _ _ N T _ N _
She solves DON'T CRY FOR ME ARGENTINA for $12,050 and the tag.
PERFECT ROUND
Rick: $6,900 + ½ Car tag
Katie: $3,000
Ourania: $12,050 + ½ Car tag
====
Prize/Express Round: Phrase
Rick calls T on ½ Car between $650 and $900, then hits $900 twice for H and N. But after buying O and I, he Bankrupts between $900 and $3,500.
Katie gets the now useless ½ Car between $550 and $900, buys A, E, and U to clear the vowels, then calls L on $900.
T H I S / _ I L L / _ E
A N / A _ S O L U T E
_ L A S T
She solves THIS WILL BE AN ABSOLUTE BLAST for $4,350 and a trip to the Bahamas (Sandals Royal Bahamian, $7,700). (Pat and Vanna the copy, except for the value.)
Bankrupt: Rick ($2,800 + Car)
Rick: $6,900
Katie: $15,050
Ourania: $12,050
====
$3,000 Toss-Up: Fun & Games
_ O U _ _ _ _ N
B _ K E
Rick solves MOUNTAIN BIKE.
Round 4: Thing
Rick can't cash in on $5,000 with T.
Katie calls R on $650, buys E and O, then calls F and P on $800 and $500 between $800 and $650.
P R O O F / O F
P _ R _ _ _ _ E
She solves PROOF OF PURCHASE for $3,400 more.
Dud: T (Rick)
Round 5: Food & Drink
Final Spin: $650
Katie: T
Ourania: R
Rick: S
Katie: H
Ourania: K; TURKEY…
Rick: D
T _ R K _ _
D R _ _ S T _ _ K
Rick solves TURKEY DRUMSTICK for $3,300 more.
Dud: H (Katie)
End totals:
Rick: $13,200
Katie: $18,450
Ourania: $12,050
====
$100,000 Bonus Round
Katie's husband and parents, and mother-in-law are in the audience.
She lands on the M in GAME, and her puzzle is What Are You Doing?:
_ _ _ E R _ N _
P, B, G, O:
_ O _ E R _ N G
COWERING is wrong, but HOVERING is right for $32,000. End total: $50,450.
$5K EVERY DAY SPIN ID: JP9770723
The Turkish hosts show off their version.
(it was a PP then, assuming she was talking about the 2006 episode) Hopefully we'll see more people capitalize thanks to this, or WOF could just start being more original. 
