Post by mechamind on Apr 30, 2022 10:38:31 GMT -5
Airdate: November 21, 1989
Wheel Of Fortune! Where one spin of the Wheel could twirl you into some fabulous fortune.
We might have you in a spin with a 2-week Cayman Islands holiday!
Now spinning out of that Wheel is a £4,000 Jackpot!
Or spin those wheels on a Suzuki Santana Sport jeep!
Today's contestants are:
Chris Fisher-Davis (female): Mother of two, used to be a "bunny girl" and plays cards and gambles, and has made "nude man" novelty cakes; from Falmouth in Cornwall
Dave Lindlay: Father of one, manager of a credit company (perfect credentials for the show), and has done some comparing; from South Wales
Margaret Walker: Sales rep who won an award last year, has also done some filming/presenting for the company; from Nottingham
The top value on the Wheel is 1,000, but with three people out of a job, why do we even need a BANKRUPT space? We could award more points than ever!
Be careful, as somebody let a second BANKRUPT hop on the Wheel. Nicky hops in himself with a second 1,000 space, and Carol hops in with a large Methuselah Champagne bottle with a dozen glasses. Here comes the token, covering the 250. And here comes our next puzzle:
Nicky still wants to keep his job, so he'll personally offer a third 1,000 space for the Wheel. Carol will offer another prize, and it's a man's stainless steel watch. We'll place the token on 200 and start our next round.
We make our connection to this next round.
BEEP! BEEP! BEEP!
It's going slower than we thought, so Nicky will give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth 150.
Margaret: P (150)
Chris: M (DUD!)
Dave: D (x2) (1,100)
Margaret: G (x2) (450)
Chris: L (x3) (450)
Dave: N (DUD!)
Margaret: K (600)
Chris: H (DUD!)
Dave: F (1,250)
Margaret: B (DUD!)
Chris: Y (DUD!)
Margaret: (Time out!)
BONUS ROUND:
By the skin of his teeth, Dave is the big winner! He's not finished, as he could still win one of...
Wheel Of Fortune! Where one spin of the Wheel could twirl you into some fabulous fortune.
We might have you in a spin with a 2-week Cayman Islands holiday!
Now spinning out of that Wheel is a £4,000 Jackpot!
Or spin those wheels on a Suzuki Santana Sport jeep!
Today's contestants are:
Chris Fisher-Davis (female): Mother of two, used to be a "bunny girl" and plays cards and gambles, and has made "nude man" novelty cakes; from Falmouth in Cornwall
Dave Lindlay: Father of one, manager of a credit company (perfect credentials for the show), and has done some comparing; from South Wales
Margaret Walker: Sales rep who won an award last year, has also done some filming/presenting for the company; from Nottingham
After saying he does some comparing, Nicky has Dave announce the host and hostess of the show. Steve might be jealous.
And after Margaret says she's done presenting...the "bunny girl" puts Carol out of a job, the announcer puts Steve out, and the film/rep puts Nicky out. "We're all redundant!"
The top value on the Wheel is 1,000, but with three people out of a job, why do we even need a BANKRUPT space? We could award more points than ever!
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CHRIS | Dave | Margaret |
Trivia: Clear! 250: R 450: T (x2) 200: H (x2) Free Spin! 750: S (DUD!) (Free Spin used) 200: M Solve: Correct! | ||
1,750 |
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(Sort of) Perfection! Chris solves THE LONDON MARATHON.
Even with just a little trip, Chris is racing towards the choice of a wooden bureau, a 3-piece furniture suite, or a coffee table with side table and lamps.
Chris runs to the suite.
Question Review |
To Chris: In sailing, is it a smacker or a spanker that's a kind of sail? Answer: Spanker (Correct!) |
Chris | Dave | Margaret |
1,750 | ||
Furniture suite |
Be careful, as somebody let a second BANKRUPT hop on the Wheel. Nicky hops in himself with a second 1,000 space, and Carol hops in with a large Methuselah Champagne bottle with a dozen glasses. Here comes the token, covering the 250. And here comes our next puzzle:
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Trivia: Clear! 750: S (DUD!) | Trivia: Clear! 400: C 400: D 200: F (DUD!) | |
800 | ||
Trivia: Miss! | Trivia: Clear! 800: N Free Spin! 400: H 500: B (x2) Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | |
2,200 |
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PLACE |
Dave solves BONDI BEACH.
That gives Dave a nice view of our three prizes! He may pick a shower unit, a trip to Copenhagen, or a personal combing/vanity unit.
Dave takes the shower unit.
Question Review |
To Dave: Which weighs more? A 50 pence piece or a 1 pound coin? Answer: 50 pence piece (Correct!) To Margaret: The ancient Egyptians worshipped a goddess called Bastet. Was she a hawk or a cat? Answer: A cat (Correct!) To Chris: In the West Indies, is Barbados or Puerto Rico furthest east? Answer: Puerto Rico (Wrong!) To Dave: Are the world's deepest known caves in Texas or France? Answer: France (Correct!) |
Chris | Dave | Margaret |
1,750 | 2,200 | 800 |
Furniture suite | Shower |
Nicky still wants to keep his job, so he'll personally offer a third 1,000 space for the Wheel. Carol will offer another prize, and it's a man's stainless steel watch. We'll place the token on 200 and start our next round.
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Chris | Dave | MARGARET |
Trivia: Clear! 200: R (x4) BANKRUPT! (800) | ||
Trivia: Clear! 200: T (x2) 250: L (x2) Solve: Correct! | ||
900 |
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OCCUPATION |
Chris solves AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER.
She used to be an air host as well! Should Chris be rewarded with a wooden outdoor table with four chairs, a trip to Lanzarote, or a gazebo sunhouse?
Chris would like the trip to Lanzarote.
Question Review |
To Margaret: Is epistemology the study of sword fighting or knowledge? Answer: Knowledge (Correct!) To Chris: Is the skunk a relative of the beaver or the badger? Answer: The badger (Correct!) |
Chris | Dave | Margaret |
2,650 | 2,200 | 800 |
Furniture suite Lanzarote | Shower |
We make our connection to this next round.
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CHRIS | Dave | Margaret |
Trivia: Clear! 800: C (DUD!) | Trivia: Clear! 400: S (x2) 1,000: R (DUD!) | Trivia: Miss! |
800 | ||
Trivia: Miss! | Trivia: Clear! 400: T (DUD!) | |
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BEEP! BEEP! BEEP!
It's going slower than we thought, so Nicky will give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth 150.
Margaret: P (150)
Chris: M (DUD!)
Dave: D (x2) (1,100)
Margaret: G (x2) (450)
Chris: L (x3) (450)
Dave: N (DUD!)
Margaret: K (600)
Chris: H (DUD!)
Dave: F (1,250)
Margaret: B (DUD!)
Chris: Y (DUD!)
Dave: W (1,400)
Only vowels left!
Chris...
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...solves GOLF IS A GOOD WALK SPOILED.
Don't let these prizes spoil! Chris must quickly pick a double oven with grill, a trip to Athens, or a single unit washer/dryer.
Chris finishes with the washing machine.
Question Review |
To Chris: What sort of food do Germans call Berliners? Sausages or doughnuts? Answer: Berliners. I mean- Doughnuts! (Correct!) To Dave: Does the game of billiards use 3 or 4 balls? Answer: 3 (Correct!) To Margaret: Is a young pigeon called a bran or a squab? Answer: A bran (Wrong!) To Chris: In the 12th century, did King David rule Scotland or Wales? Answer: Wales (Wrong!) To Dave: Is the smallest bone in your body in your jaw or in your ear? Answer: In your ear (Correct!) |
Chris | Dave | Margaret |
3,100 | 3,600 | 1,400 |
Furniture suite Lanzarote Washer/dryer | Shower |
Margaret could've finished with a better puzzle than the last one. She and everyone else receive the Wheel of Fortune souvenir watch and board game.
BONUS ROUND:
By the skin of his teeth, Dave is the big winner! He's not finished, as he could still win one of...
A 2-week Cayman Islands holiday
A £4,000 Jackpot
A Suzuki Santana Sport jeep
A £4,000 Jackpot
A Suzuki Santana Sport jeep
Dave picks the car. Only one puzzle remains...
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He could do a lot with STRCHE.
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He whispers to himself...then at the last second, he solves SYLVESTER STALLONE to keep the car! He leaves with that and the shower, plus the board game and souvenir watch.