Post by mechamind on Apr 17, 2021 17:22:36 GMT -5
Airdate: January 2, 1992
Today's contestants:
Susan Firuze (?): Senior at Edison High School in Huntingdon Beach, thinking of going into law or broadcast news, might become an actress
Cashala Brown: Freshman at Bel-Air Prep in Southern California, also wants to be an actress
George Davis: Grade 12 student at Carson High School, plans to major in child psychiatry (but not planning to be an "actress")
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. We are playing for cash, and here's our first puzzle:
Cashala solves DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES. "And that was good, pretending you didn't know it all the way, just to make it more exciting."
George solves THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY.
Susan solves MAD SCIENTIST'S LABORATORY.
DING DING! DING DING!
More accurately, a "clang clang clang clang". Time for Pat to give the Wheel a Final Spin! Consonants are worth... $400 a piece.
George: F ($1,950)
Susan: M ($400)
Susan guesses MARCHING SECTION OF THE FIELD.
Cashala: R ($1,300)
George: P (x2) ($2,750)
George solves MAGAZINE SECTION OF THE PAPER to reach the goal!
BONUS ROUND:
RSTLNE gives him:
CDMO does just enough.
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Today's contestants:
Susan Firuze (?): Senior at Edison High School in Huntingdon Beach, thinking of going into law or broadcast news, might become an actress
Cashala Brown: Freshman at Bel-Air Prep in Southern California, also wants to be an actress
George Davis: Grade 12 student at Carson High School, plans to major in child psychiatry (but not planning to be an "actress")
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. We are playing for cash, and here's our first puzzle:
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SUSAN | Cashala | George |
| $250: S $750: T (DUD!) | $500: L (x2) $400: R $350: N -$250: O (x2) -$250: I (x3) $400: M $450: C -$250: E (x4) $150: B $750: V -$250: A $500: D Solve: Correct! | |
$250 | $3,000 |
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Cashala solves DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES. "And that was good, pretending you didn't know it all the way, just to make it more exciting."
Susan | Cashala | George |
$3,000 |
Don't just pretend to pick up this Wheel prize! Do your best to grab an RCA 46-inch TV with GO Video dual-deck VCR (labeled MEDIA) worth $3,898.
Do you believe you can reel in the Big Money? We'll see with a $2,500 space on the Wheel.
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Susan | CASHALA | George |
| $350: T (x4) $200: H (x2) -$250: E (x3) -$250: A (x2) $700: B (x2) $250: L (DUD!) | $450: S $300: N (x2) $750: C -$250: O $250: Y (x2) Solve: Correct! | |
$2,700 | $2,050 |
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George solves THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY.
Susan | Cashala | George |
$3,000 | $2,050 |
Give it your best shot, and you just might hit the $3,500 space on the Wheel!
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Susan | Cashala | GEORGE |
| $550: S (x3) MEDIA: N -$250: E BANKRUPT! ($5,298) | ||
| $250: T (x3) -$250: O (x2) $1,000: G (DUD!) | $550: L $900: R (x2) $150: B $600: Y -$250: A (x3) $550: H (DUD!) | $200: C Lose A Turn! |
$500 | $2,850 | $200 |
| $800: M $600: D Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | ||
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Susan solves MAD SCIENTIST'S LABORATORY.
Susan | Cashala | George |
$1,900 | $3,000 | $2,050 |
We're always bringing out all sorts of crazy prizes, aren't we? Now we'll add a Meade hi-res telescope, Krieger lunar watch, and a trip to Space Camp in Alabama (labeled SPACE) worth $5,241.
Will the $5,000 space take you where no man has gone before?
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SUSAN | Cashala | George |
| $1,500: S $350: T (x2) -$250: E (x4) BANKRUPT! ($1,950) | $900: H $5,000: L (DUD!) | $700: N (x2) -$250: I (x2) $400: C |
$900 | $1,550 |
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DING DING! DING DING!
More accurately, a "clang clang clang clang". Time for Pat to give the Wheel a Final Spin! Consonants are worth... $400 a piece.
George: F ($1,950)
Susan: M ($400)
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Susan guesses MARCHING SECTION OF THE FIELD.
Cashala: R ($1,300)
George: P (x2) ($2,750)
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George solves MAGAZINE SECTION OF THE PAPER to reach the goal!
Vanna starts turning the remaining letters before they light up.
Susan | Cashala | George |
$1,900 | $3,000 | $4,800 |
BONUS ROUND:
George has just a little further to go! He's in Bonus Land to play for a college annuity, a Colorado vacation, or a motorhome.
Which prize will it be? George takes the L, and this is his puzzle:
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RSTLNE gives him:
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CDMO does just enough.
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George reads what's on the board...
...and he takes the college annuity worth $25,000! George finishes with a total of $29,800!
In the post-game, Pat mentions he loves it when all the letters are up and there's no doubt about it being solved. Oh, and the top three players will be coming back tomorrow.