Post by mechamind on May 27, 2022 23:53:05 GMT -5
Airdate: March 30, 2001
Go!
David says ST. LAWRENCE...then runs out of time.
Michelle takes a wild guess of ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY ...and wins the money. "Whatever."
To finish the week:
Michelle Haro: Psychology major at Cal State University in Bakersfield, also does musicals and plays drums; she also says hello to her parents and sister, and she has a photo of her dog!
Derek Stansel: In the Air Force as an information manager, and he had no sense of smell since birth; from Honolulu, HI
David Lee: Third-year student majoring in economics, and hoping to take the LSAT in about a year to get into law school and do business law; from Gainesville, FL
Did Michelle guess that she would be spinning the Wheel first?
David solves COLD & SOUR CREAM, and with a lot more confidence than Michelle's Toss-Up.
If only we could fix that one-third $10,000 space. Somehow, we've still got a lot to learn.
Michelle solves KING ARTHUR AND MERLIN.
Go!
Derek says THE BACK DRAWER.
But since Michelle already solved one Toss-Up, she'll be the one to take the Wheel.
And she won't need to think about Toss-Up money if she hits the $5,000 space.
Derek solves THE LIFE OF THE PARTY, and with just one spin, he takes the lead!
DING DING! DING DING!
So David gets just that one spin. Now we give the Wheel to Pat, who also gets just one spin. Consonants are worth $500 + $1,000 for $1,500 a piece.
David: L ($3,300)
Michelle: S (DUD!)
Derek: K (DUD!)
David: G (x2) ($6,300)
David solves NIGHTINGALE.
BONUS ROUND:
RSTLNE gives him:
From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! Our Spring Break ends soon.
Let's end this week right! Maybe we can solve this Toss-Up as fast as possible.
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ON THE MAP |
David says ST. LAWRENCE...then runs out of time.
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ON THE MAP |
Michelle takes a wild guess of ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY ...and wins the money. "Whatever."
Derek | David | Michelle |
$1,000 |
To finish the week:
Michelle Haro: Psychology major at Cal State University in Bakersfield, also does musicals and plays drums; she also says hello to her parents and sister, and she has a photo of her dog!
Derek Stansel: In the Air Force as an information manager, and he had no sense of smell since birth; from Honolulu, HI
David Lee: Third-year student majoring in economics, and hoping to take the LSAT in about a year to get into law school and do business law; from Gainesville, FL
Did Michelle guess that she would be spinning the Wheel first?
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Derek | David | MICHELLE |
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$800: S $600: L $300: R (x2) -$250: O (x2) $450: D -$250: A $350: G (DUD!) | $600: C (x2) Solve: Correct! | |
$1,950 | $1,200 |
The second R does not "ding".
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SAME NAME |
David solves COLD & SOUR CREAM, and with a lot more confidence than Michelle's Toss-Up.
Derek | David | Michelle |
$1,200 | $1,000 |
Everyone's getting warmed up, including Pat! Don't forget Charlie, who is ready to introduce an Italjet Torpedo 50 Scooter (labeled SCOOTER) worth $2,599.
Let's actually try to give away the Jackpot to finish the week!
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DEREK | David | Michelle |
$900: S (DUD!) | Free Spin: N (x2) $800: T (x4) -$250: E BANKRUPT! ($2,950) (Free Spin used) $300: R -$250: O (x2) $300: D -$250: A Solve: Correct! | |
$100 |
David asks to buy a vowel after using his Free Spin, but now he has no money. No credit, no nothing.
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David solves IF IT AIN'T BROKE DON'T FIX IT. "David, you won $100!" Let's fix that!
Derek | David | Michelle |
$1,700 | $1,000 |
That Wheel doesn't need fixing, but a few extra touches would be great, including a Yahoo! Travel holiday in Cancun (labeled YAHOO! TRAVEL) worth $3,500.
If only we could fix that one-third $10,000 space. Somehow, we've still got a lot to learn.
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Derek | DAVID | Michelle |
$400: N (x3) $600: D -$250: A (x2) $700: L -$250: E $600: T -$250: O (DUD!) | $600: R (x3) -$250: I (x2) Solve: Correct! | |
$2,350 | $1,550 |
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FICTIONAL CHARACTERS |
Michelle solves KING ARTHUR AND MERLIN.
Derek | David | Michelle |
$1,700 | $2,550 |
He who pulls off this solve shall be king of the Wheel! Maybe we'll have a queen, and that depends on who rings in.
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AROUND THE HOUSE |
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Derek says THE BACK DRAWER.
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AROUND THE HOUSE |
And after the S is revealed, it's a triple stumper! Nobody gets the Toss-Up money.
But since Michelle already solved one Toss-Up, she'll be the one to take the Wheel.
Derek | David | Michelle |
$1,700 | $2,550 |
And she won't need to think about Toss-Up money if she hits the $5,000 space.
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$500: T (x3) $450: H (x2) -$250: E (x3) $800: N (DUD!) | ||
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$5,000: F (x2) Solve: Correct! | ||
$10,000 |
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Derek solves THE LIFE OF THE PARTY, and with just one spin, he takes the lead!
Derek | David | Michelle |
$10,000 | $1,700 | $2,550 |
But Derek knows he should still get another spin. Let's play another round, and he can keep spinning.
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LIVING THING |
DEREK | David | Michelle |
SCOOTER: T Lose A Turn! | $900: N (x2) | |
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LIVING THING |
DING DING! DING DING!
So David gets just that one spin. Now we give the Wheel to Pat, who also gets just one spin. Consonants are worth $500 + $1,000 for $1,500 a piece.
David: L ($3,300)
Michelle: S (DUD!)
Derek: K (DUD!)
David: G (x2) ($6,300)
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LIVING THING |
David solves NIGHTINGALE.
Derek | David | Michelle |
$10,000 | $8,000 | $2,550 |
BONUS ROUND:
One spin scores Derek a trip to Bonus Land, where he can only have one of our bonus prizes...but they include cars and the $25,000!
One envelope for Derek, and he picks the L. There's one final puzzle on the board:
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PHRASE |
RSTLNE gives him:
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He's not getting too much from HCMA.
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He says YOU THE HOOK near the end, and while the last word works, it's incorrect. He does not solve POP THE HOOD...
...but he couldn't really do that with $25,000. Derek goes home with $10,000 in cash.
In the post-game chat, we return to the list of internet facts.
- "Warren Beatty and Shirley MacLaine are brother and sister."
- "Most lipstick contains fish scales." (Vanna is grossed out, and she doesn't know if that's true or not.)
- "The dot over the letter I is called a tittle." (Pat would just call it a dot.)
- "315 entries in Webster's 1996 dictionary were misspelled."
There may be more entries next week, but Pat doubts it.