Post by mechamind on May 2, 2021 13:12:03 GMT -5
Airdate: May 18, 1992
Wheel Of Fortune! Where one spin of the Wheel could twirl you into some fabulous fortune.
Someone's in for a good time tonight! We can't wait to give away...
A holiday in China including a trip to Hong Kong!
"Scoot with the loot" with a £4,000 Jackpot!
Or drive away in a 1.3-litre Kia Pride!
Tonight's contestants are:
Lisa: Mother of three, from Newmarket
Richard: Coach driver, from St. Ives, Cornwall
Zaida: Secretary for a carpet firm, from Nelson, Lancashire
(No last names are ever given.)
The top value on the Wheel is 1,000. Are you ready for that good time? We want to see some spinning!
To make sure you have time to spin, we've changed the question system. A trivia question will be asked only at the start of the round, and the first person to buzz in with a correct answer is the first to spin.
Question: Who presented the first programme on Radio One?
Lisa: Tony Blackburn (Correct!)
Question: Who played James Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service?
Richard: George Lazenby (Correct!)
Question: Who was the Greek goddess of love?
Richard: Aphrodite (Correct!)
Points are still doubled for this round, but since we don't have much time, we'll have to play a speed game!
Nicky will give the Wheel a spin! Consonants are worth 150 doubled, and the person to buzz in with a correct answer will start.
Question: How many masts are there in a ketch-rigged yacht?
Richard: 3 (Wrong!)
Zaida: 4 (Wrong!)
Lisa: 2 (Correct!) (She answers without buzzing in.)
Lisa: R (DUD!)
Richard: N (300)
Zaida: S (x2) (600)
Lisa: T (x2) (600)
Richard: H (DUD!)
Zaida: M (900)
Lisa: W (DUD!)
Richard: B (600)
Zaida: P (1,200)
Lisa: G (900)
All contestants receive the Wheel of Fortune souvenir watch.
BONUS ROUND:
He might have known it, as he instantly solves HYDE PARK CORNER to keep the car! He leaves with that, the earrings, the TV and video package, and the souvenir watch.
Wheel Of Fortune! Where one spin of the Wheel could twirl you into some fabulous fortune.
Someone's in for a good time tonight! We can't wait to give away...
A holiday in China including a trip to Hong Kong!
"Scoot with the loot" with a £4,000 Jackpot!
Or drive away in a 1.3-litre Kia Pride!
Tonight's contestants are:
Lisa: Mother of three, from Newmarket
Richard: Coach driver, from St. Ives, Cornwall
Zaida: Secretary for a carpet firm, from Nelson, Lancashire
(No last names are ever given.)
The top value on the Wheel is 1,000. Are you ready for that good time? We want to see some spinning!
To make sure you have time to spin, we've changed the question system. A trivia question will be asked only at the start of the round, and the first person to buzz in with a correct answer is the first to spin.
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OCCUPATION |
Fingers on the buzzers, please!
Question: Who presented the first programme on Radio One?
Lisa: Tony Blackburn (Correct!)
LISA | Richard | Zaida |
400: R (x3) 250: S 200: T (x2) 800: P (DUD!) | 500: H (DUD!) | 400: D 250: N (x2) 200: V 300: G 750: C Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! |
1,850 | 2,150 |
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OCCUPATION |
Zaida solves DRIVING INSTRUCTOR.
Zaida passed the first test, and now she can pick a prize. Would she like a mountain bike, a mountain holiday in Salzburg, or a step-up exercise machine?
She'll take the Salzburg holiday.
Lisa | Richard | Zaida |
1,850 | 2,150 | |
Salzburg |
Things will go well unless you crash into that second BANKRUPT. Instead, you'll want to Wheel towards the second 1,000 space. Perhaps a prize would interest you?
We add a pair of 18-karat gold earrings! As usual, you'll have to hit the PRIZE token, placed on 300. Solve the puzzle, and you get to keep the earrings.
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PROVERB |
Question: Who played James Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service?
Richard: George Lazenby (Correct!)
Lisa | RICHARD | Zaida |
1,000: H 1,000: T (x3) 1,000: N (x3) 500: K (DUD!) | 200: M (x2) 200: R (DUD!) | |
7,000 | 400 | |
200: D (x2) 200: W (DUD!) | 200: G (x2) PRIZE! 300: S (x2) 300: L (x2) Solve: Correct! | |
400 | 8,600 |
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PROVERB |
Richard solves ALL GOOD THINGS MUST COME TO AN END to keep the earrings.
But really, Richard is just getting started! Now he'll look at a television and video package, a share in a real thoroughbred racehorse, and a day at a horse racing event.
He'll take the television and video.
Lisa | Richard | Zaida |
2,250 | 8,600 | 2,550 |
Earrings TV/video | Salzburg |
From this point on, things are getting even better! We have a third 1,000 space on the Wheel.
Even better? From now on, we're doubling the point values for this round! That 1,000 is really a 2,000 space!
We'll also add a pair of wool designer sweaters as an extra prize! (Oddly, Nicky forgets to place a PRIZE token on the Wheel.)
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PHRASE |
Question: Who was the Greek goddess of love?
Richard: Aphrodite (Correct!)
Lisa | RICHARD | Zaida |
400: T (x2) 1,000: N (x2) 800: G 900: D (DUD!) | 450: S 400: R 400: C 150: P (DUD!) | |
7,200 | 2,500 | |
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After Richard calls the incorrect D, Nicky decides that whoever solves the puzzle will receive the sweaters, no token required. It won't affect the scores anyway.
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PHRASE |
Lisa solves NO ROOM TO SWING A CAT. Thanks to Nicky, she's receiving the sweaters.
Of course, Lisa also gets to pick another prize. Will it be a mahogany table and chairs, a holiday in Marseille, or a supply of smoked salmon and vintage champagne?
Lisa picks the trip to Marseille.
Lisa | Richard | Zaida |
2,650 | 15,800 | 5,050 |
Sweaters Marseille | Earrings TV/video | Salzburg |
Points are still doubled for this round, but since we don't have much time, we'll have to play a speed game!
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SINGER & SONG |
Nicky will give the Wheel a spin! Consonants are worth 150 doubled, and the person to buzz in with a correct answer will start.
Question: How many masts are there in a ketch-rigged yacht?
Richard: 3 (Wrong!)
Zaida: 4 (Wrong!)
Lisa: 2 (Correct!) (She answers without buzzing in.)
Lisa: R (DUD!)
Richard: N (300)
Zaida: S (x2) (600)
Lisa: T (x2) (600)
Richard: H (DUD!)
Zaida: M (900)
Lisa: W (DUD!)
Richard: B (600)
Zaida: P (1,200)
Lisa: G (900)
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SINGER & SONG |
Lisa solves POLICE MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE. (She adds "with" between the singer and song, and it is still accepted.)
Well, she can at least take home one more prize. There's a children's party package, a holiday in Copenhagen, and a children's play toy set.
Lisa picks the play toy set.
Lisa | Richard | Zaida |
3,550 | 16,400 | 6,250 |
Sweaters Marseille Play toy set | Earrings TV/video | Salzburg |
All contestants receive the Wheel of Fortune souvenir watch.
BONUS ROUND:
Richard had two pretty good rounds, and now he's going to play for a "star" prize! We have:
A holiday in China including a trip to Hong Kong
A £4,000 Jackpot
A 1.3-litre Kia Pride
A £4,000 Jackpot
A 1.3-litre Kia Pride
Richard wants to win the car. Here comes one final puzzle:
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PLACE |
Still the same five-and-a-vowel system, and it will be HDNKRE.
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PLACE |
He might have known it, as he instantly solves HYDE PARK CORNER to keep the car! He leaves with that, the earrings, the TV and video package, and the souvenir watch.