Post by woffan9821 on Jun 22, 2022 1:54:06 GMT -5
From Sony Studios, it's America's Game!
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Olympic Games Sweepstakes Week 2
EPISODE #2515
Here are today's contestants!
Geri Bader-Saltzman is from Denver, CO. She's a recruiter who works with attorneys. She's written a book on how to find work, and for a hobby, does public access TV, where she interviews crazy people. Oh, she's also married.
Kimberly Proxter is from Oceanside, CA. She's drives a school bus. She's married with one daughter (Asia - she'll be 2 in June)
Melody Anderson is an attorney from Redondo Beach, CA. She's a Dodger fan, volleyball player, and good Wheel of Fortune player with $33,450 cash and prizes under her belt. She won a trip to the Netherlands yesterday.
Round 1 adds a SILVER tea set to the wheel.
Kimberly reads off SURE-FIRE METHOD for $1,200.
Geri has some money in her BROWN PAPER BAG OF TRICKS.
DING-DING! DING-DING!
Geri essentially gets one more letter to try to solve this puzzle. Vowels worth nothing, consonants worth... $250.
Geri: I (x1)
Geri says PONCE DE LEON, then stammers, then continues SEEKS THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. It's accepted as a solve.
Well, PONCE DE LEON SEEKS THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, but Geri seeks another $20,000 and the win!
Melody departs with $33,450, and I don't think she's complaining.
Geri clarifies that her public access show for "crazies" is for people with unusual lifestyles. Behind one of the H and L is a Ford Thunderbird, the other is $25,000. She picks the L, which ironically, is all the help she gets from RSTLN E.
CMY O... are interesting.
Geri tries A PLUM, PALAMONI, BALONEY, PALOMI, BOLOGNA, PALOMA, and gives up as her DIPLOMA pops up. Unfortunately, she misses out for the $25,000. Still, $21,800 is a bit of cash.
Pat Chat: Pat talks about how he ate a lot of bologna. Vanna mentions that she normally eats her bologna with mustard or maybe mayonnaise, but not lettuce or tomato, like Pat suggests.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Olympic Games Sweepstakes Week 2
EPISODE #2515
Here are today's contestants!
Geri Bader-Saltzman is from Denver, CO. She's a recruiter who works with attorneys. She's written a book on how to find work, and for a hobby, does public access TV, where she interviews crazy people. Oh, she's also married.
Kimberly Proxter is from Oceanside, CA. She's drives a school bus. She's married with one daughter (Asia - she'll be 2 in June)
Melody Anderson is an attorney from Redondo Beach, CA. She's a Dodger fan, volleyball player, and good Wheel of Fortune player with $33,450 cash and prizes under her belt. She won a trip to the Netherlands yesterday.
Round 1 adds a SILVER tea set to the wheel.
| Round 1: $1,000 TDV | ||||||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | - | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | |||||||||
| THING | ||||||||||||||
| GERI | Kimberly | Melody |
| BANKRUPT! | $300: S $500: N (DUD!) | $350: T $1,000: R (x2) -$250: E (x3) -$250: I $200: F -$250: U -$250: A (DUD!) |
| $300 | $1,550 | |
| SURPRISE: L (DUD!) | SILVER: B (DUD!) | -$250: O *NMV* BANKRUPT ($1,300 lost) |
| $300 | ||
| $1,000: M SURPRISE: C (DUD!) | Free Spin ($200): H $900: D *NMC* Solve... Correct! | |
| $1,000 | $1,200 | |
| Free Spin |
| S | U | R | E | - | F | I | R | E | ||||||
| M | E | T | H | O | D | |||||||||
| THING | ||||||||||||||
Kimberly reads off SURE-FIRE METHOD for $1,200.
| Geri | Kimberly | Melody |
| $0 | $1,200 | $0 |
| Free Spin |
| Round 2: $3,500 TDV | ||||||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | |||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | |||||||
| BEFORE & AFTER | ||||||||||||||
| Geri | KIMBERLY | Melody |
| $200: T $500: S $800: R (x3) -$250: E -$250: A (x2) $1000: N -$250: I SURPRISE: P (x2) -$250: U (DUD!) | $250: B (x2) BANKRUPT! ($500 lost!) | |
| $3,100 | ||
| Free Spin Surprise | ||
| $400: W $1000: G $400: C Solve... Correct! | ||
| $1,800 | ||
| B | R | _ | W | N | ||||||||||
| P | A | P | E | R | B | A | G | |||||||
| _ | _ | T | R | I | C | _ | S | |||||||
| BEFORE & AFTER | ||||||||||||||
Geri has some money in her BROWN PAPER BAG OF TRICKS.
| B | R | O | W | N | ||||||||||
| P | A | P | E | R | B | A | G | |||||||
| O | F | T | R | I | C | K | S | |||||||
| BEFORE & AFTER | ||||||||||||||
| Geri | Kimberly | Melody |
| $1,800 | $1,200 | $0 |
| Free Spin |
| Round 3: $5,000 TDV | ||||||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||||||
| EVENT | ||||||||||||||
| Geri | Kimberly | MELODY |
| Lose a Turn! | ||
| BANKRUPT! (left $10,000) | $250: S (x2) BANKRUPT! ($500 lost!) (near $1,500) Free Spin used! $800: T (x3) $200: H (x2) -$250: A -$250: E (x6) $200: M (DUD!) | $900: C $700: R (DUD!) |
| $2,300 | $900 | |
| $5,000: N (x4) | ||
| $20,000 | ||
DING-DING! DING-DING!
Geri essentially gets one more letter to try to solve this puzzle. Vowels worth nothing, consonants worth... $250.
| _ | _ | N | C | E | ||||||||||
| _ | E | _ | E | _ | N | S | E | E | _ | S | ||||
| T | H | E | _ | _ | _ | N | T | A | _ | N | ||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | T | H | ||||||||
| EVENT | ||||||||||||||
Geri: I (x1)
| _ | _ | N | C | E | ||||||||||
| _ | E | _ | E | _ | N | S | E | E | _ | S | ||||
| T | H | E | _ | _ | _ | N | T | A | I | N | ||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | T | H | ||||||||
| EVENT | ||||||||||||||
Geri says PONCE DE LEON, then stammers, then continues SEEKS THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. It's accepted as a solve.
Well, PONCE DE LEON SEEKS THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, but Geri seeks another $20,000 and the win!
| Geri | Kimberly | Melody |
| $21,800 | $1,200 | $0 |
Melody departs with $33,450, and I don't think she's complaining.
Geri clarifies that her public access show for "crazies" is for people with unusual lifestyles. Behind one of the H and L is a Ford Thunderbird, the other is $25,000. She picks the L, which ironically, is all the help she gets from RSTLN E.
| Bonus Round | ||||||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | ||||||||
| THING | ||||||||||||||
| _ | _ | _ | L | _ | _ | _ | ||||||||
| THING | ||||||||||||||
CMY O... are interesting.
| _ | _ | _ | L | O | M | _ | ||||||||
| THING | ||||||||||||||
Geri tries A PLUM, PALAMONI, BALONEY, PALOMI, BOLOGNA, PALOMA, and gives up as her DIPLOMA pops up. Unfortunately, she misses out for the $25,000. Still, $21,800 is a bit of cash.
Pat Chat: Pat talks about how he ate a lot of bologna. Vanna mentions that she normally eats her bologna with mustard or maybe mayonnaise, but not lettuce or tomato, like Pat suggests.
