Post by mechamind on Mar 7, 2021 16:29:06 GMT -5
Airdate: November 7, 1983
Look at this studio filled with glamorous prizes! Fabulous merchandise including:
A $14,700 family game room showcase!
A $4,500 quartz watch!
A $6,800 pickup truck!
Over $81,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Claudia Swanson: Housewife and substitute school teacher, from Vancouver, WA
Lynn Hasselberg: Former flight attendant for a once major airline, from San Diego, CA
Richard Meyers: Retired airline staff, from Tucson, AZ
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!
Richard solves MATTHEW MARK LUKE AND JOHN.
Richard accidentally says $1,109 for the pool, but Pat corrects him.
We'll name the price for this price so Richard doesn't have to. We have a Dicker & Dicker gold frost mink jacket (labeled FUR) worth $2,800.
Claudia solves SYMPATHY CARD.
Richard doesn't want sympathy right now. He wants more money, and the $5,000 space will give him more money!
DING DING! DING DING!
Richard: N (x2) ($2,500)
Claudia: D ($800)
Lynn: S ($800)
Richard: H (x2) ($4,100)
Richard solves STRAIGHTEN UP AND FLY RIGHT.
BONUS ROUND:
He's mostly silent and does not solve GEORGE SEGAL. Richard leaves with $6,100 in prizes.
Look at this studio filled with glamorous prizes! Fabulous merchandise including:
A $14,700 family game room showcase!
A $4,500 quartz watch!
A $6,800 pickup truck!
Over $81,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Claudia Swanson: Housewife and substitute school teacher, from Vancouver, WA
Lynn Hasselberg: Former flight attendant for a once major airline, from San Diego, CA
Richard Meyers: Retired airline staff, from Tucson, AZ
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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CLAUDIA | Lynn | Richard |
$250: T (x2) BANKRUPT! ($500) | $500: N (x2) Free Spin! $450: D -$250: A (x3) $150: R $250: L -$250: E (x2) $750: S (DUD!) (Free Spin used) -$250: O $200: M (x2) $300: Y (DUD!) | $175: H (x2) $150: W Free Spin! $750: K (x2) Solve: Correct! |
$1,500 | $2,000 |
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Richard solves MATTHEW MARK LUKE AND JOHN.
$2,000 to spend |
Nikon 35 mm single lens reflex camera (-$231) Round Trampoline (-$189) British willow picnic hamper (-$352) Muskin above-ground swimming pool (-$1,009) Gucci wool/angora blanket (-$145) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$74) |
Richard accidentally says $1,109 for the pool, but Pat corrects him.
Claudia | Lynn | Richard (FS) |
$2,000 |
We'll name the price for this price so Richard doesn't have to. We have a Dicker & Dicker gold frost mink jacket (labeled FUR) worth $2,800.
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Claudia | LYNN | Richard (FS) |
$800: L (DUD!) | $300: T $1,000: N (DUD!) | |
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$150: R $250: S $300: D -$250: E (DUD!) | $900: W (DUD!) | $150: H BANKRUPT! ($450) |
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-$250: A (x2) $300: C $250: Y (x2) $550: M Solve: Correct! | ||
$1,550 |
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THING |
Claudia solves SYMPATHY CARD.
$1,550 to spend |
La-Z-Boy Reclina-Way chair (-$479) Gucci gold and lapis turtle pin * (-$290) Maybelline cosmetics (-$72) Queen carpet (-$453) Mahogany spoon rack (-$155) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$101) (Claudia may choose the pin as part of a Gucci gift certificate.) |
Claudia | Lynn | Richard (FS) |
$1,550 | $2,000 |
Richard doesn't want sympathy right now. He wants more money, and the $5,000 space will give him more money!
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Claudia | Lynn | RICHARD (FS) |
$300: T (x3) | ||
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DING DING! DING DING!
Pat knew that wouldn't take long. Time for a Final Spin, and consonants are worth... BANKRUPT!
Pat didn't know this would take longer. Time for another Final Spin, and consonants are worth... $800 a piece.
Richard: N (x2) ($2,500)
Claudia: D ($800)
Lynn: S ($800)
Richard: H (x2) ($4,100)
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PHRASE |
Richard solves STRAIGHTEN UP AND FLY RIGHT.
$4,100 to spend |
CustomCraft double glass-door secretary (-$1,869) Craig AM/FM digital clock radio with cassette recorder (-$170) Manoir Pewter oil lamp (-$260) Brass fireplace accessories (-$797) Simmons hide-a-bed sleeper sofa (-$799) Manoir Pewter decanter (-$145) Red touch-tone telephone (-$60) All spent! |
Claudia | Lynn | Richard (...) |
$1,550 | $6,100 |
Those early puzzles just wouldn't behave for Lynn, and now she only gets the nice parting gifts.
A lesson to everyone else...don't be like Richard and just leave a Free Spin lying around.
BONUS ROUND:
Not much time remaining, so Richard's going to play for...
Isuzu pickup truck ($6,889)
Straight to the puzzle:
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He's trying something else with TSHDLE:
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He's mostly silent and does not solve GEORGE SEGAL. Richard leaves with $6,100 in prizes.