Post by mechamind on Mar 9, 2021 9:48:04 GMT -5
Airdate: March 1985?
Look at this studio filled with glamorous prizes! Fabulous merchandise including:
A $4,900 Chile holiday!
An $11,000 strand of pearls!
A $21,000 sports car!
Over $112,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Mischelle Allanson: Homemaker and mother of two, from Cleveland, OH
Dee Brinley: Income tax auditor (Don't "boo" her!), also a Brown Belt; from Salem, OR
Harry Owens: Works for an electronics company as an advertising manager, also teaches a moral decision making class for teens; from Brockton, MA
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!
Mischelle solves PIZZA PARLOR. Her name tag falls under the Wheel at her last spin, and Pat picks it up.
Harry solves THERE'S SAFETY IN NUMBERS to keep the coat. "You could hear the giant light bulb went 'Boing!' right over there."
Nobody's score is safe right now, as we've added a $5,000 space to the Wheel.
Mischelle solves PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. We add the $30 on account to her total for $230.
Of course, we end our little game with a little score.
After one bad spin, Dee didn't get another turn. She's leaving with the nice parting gifts.
BONUS ROUND:
Look at this studio filled with glamorous prizes! Fabulous merchandise including:
A $4,900 Chile holiday!
An $11,000 strand of pearls!
A $21,000 sports car!
Over $112,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Mischelle Allanson: Homemaker and mother of two, from Cleveland, OH
Dee Brinley: Income tax auditor (Don't "boo" her!), also a Brown Belt; from Salem, OR
Harry Owens: Works for an electronics company as an advertising manager, also teaches a moral decision making class for teens; from Brockton, MA
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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PLACE |
MISCHELLE | Dee | Harry |
$150: R (x2) Lose A Turn! | $600: T (DUD!) | $400: S (DUD!) |
$300 | ||
$250: N (DUD!) | $250: L $800: D (DUD!) | $350: P (x2) $400: K (DUD!) |
$300 | $250 | $700 |
$900: Z (x2) Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | ||
$2,100 |
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PLACE |
Mischelle solves PIZZA PARLOR. Her name tag falls under the Wheel at her last spin, and Pat picks it up.
$2,100 to spend |
Kelvinator washer/dryer (-$1,020) KitchenAid trash compactor (-$550) Quaker 5-piece snack trays (-$150) Jules Jurgensen lady's watch (-$350) $30 on account |
Mischelle | Dee | Harry |
$2,070 | ||
OA: $30 |
You could top that score with an extra prize in this round! We have a Dicker & Dicker gold frost mink jacket (labeled FUR) worth $4,000.
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Mischelle | DEE | Harry |
$700: T (x2) $200: N (x2) BANKRUPT! ($1,800) | $600: H FUR! $150: S (x3) $300: R (x2) -$250: E (x4) $250: M $300: B -$250: I -$250: A Solve: Correct! | |
$1,450+ | ||
OA: $30 |
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Harry solves THERE'S SAFETY IN NUMBERS to keep the coat. "You could hear the giant light bulb went 'Boing!' right over there."
$1,450 to spend |
Pearl solid oak grandfather clock (-$1,430) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$20) |
Mischelle | Dee | Harry |
$2,070 | $5,450 | |
OA: $30 |
Nobody's score is safe right now, as we've added a $5,000 space to the Wheel.
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Mischelle | Dee | HARRY | |
$350: T $200: S $600: N (x3) $500: L $800: C $500: P -$250: A (x2) -$250: I -$250: E $900: Y $600: V $5,000: H $400: W (DUD!) | |||
$9,900 | |||
OA: $30 | |||
$200: D Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | |||
$200 | |||
OA: $30 |
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Mischelle solves PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. We add the $30 on account to her total for $230.
$230 to spend |
Ceramic dalmatian! (-$146) Remainder on a gift certificate (-$84) |
Of course, we end our little game with a little score.
Mischelle | Dee | Harry |
$2,300 | $5,450 |
After one bad spin, Dee didn't get another turn. She's leaving with the nice parting gifts.
BONUS ROUND:
Despite that round, the coat was all Harry really needed to win the game. Now he plays for...
Tiffany & Co. gift certificate featuring strand of opera-length 8.5 mm rose pearls ($11,000)
Maybe he'll solve this puzzle:
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PLACE |
He'll try to score with the common NSRTLE:
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PLACE |
He's silent and does not solve ORLANDO FLORIDA. Harry leaves with $5,450 in prizes.
In the post-game, Jack explains what opera-length pearls are: "They're three acts, actually."