Post by woffan9821 on Jul 9, 2022 3:26:51 GMT -5
From the Sony Pictures Studios, it's America's Game!
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
BRITISH ISLES
EPISODE #2869
Here are today's contestants!
Chrystal Fernandez is from Menifee, CA, which is near Temecula and Riverside. She's a case manager for a home health agency in the Inland Empire. She has two boys (Alex & Ada,)
Christine Schooler is from Denver, CO. She's a pharmacist. She's married recently to Randy. They like to do a bit of bowling, skiing, mountain biking, and not doing karaoke together.
Richard Rodgers is from Kent, WA. He was found at a contestant search at the Madison Hotel in Seattle. He's a project manager for a major computer corporation. He's married to Phyllis, and has two teenagers (Josh & Janelle).
Chrystal says JUST SHOOT ME, and she'll do it for $900.
Round 2 adds an ENTERTAINMENT center, where one can enjoy excitement of the best video game on the market, NFL GameDay 98, on the Sony PlayStation, along with 15 other titles, with a 27" Sony TV, stereo system, VCR, AV receiver, and surround sound system. It's worth $3,500!
Chrystal can enjoy a KEVIN BACON LETTUCE & TOMATO SANDWICH with her $9,250 in stuff this round! Pat notes that there's six degrees of mayo in there.
That was a quick round, fitting for ROAD RUNNER & WILE E. COYOTE. Chrystal has $700 more and a SURPRISE: A six-night houseboat vacation on Lake Powell! It's worth $6,925!
That was another quick round, and YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN to Christine, who finally gets on the board with $1,900.
DING-DING! DING-DING!
We're running out of time. Vowels are worth nothing, but consonants are $700 ┐.
Christine: H (DUD!)
Richard: D ($1,600)
Chrystal: N ($700)
I'm sure a PANEL OF JUDGES would rule Chrystal's solve as impressive.
Let's see if Chrystal can win one of the Land Rover, the trip to the British Isles, and the $25,000.
W H E E L
RSTLN E... give almost half the puzzle!
YCB A... will give a vowel.
Chrystal guesses CARD TURNER and FARM BURNER, and I know she's a HARD WORKER, but not hard enough to win the IRELAND trip. She won $18,475 though!
Pat Chat: Vanna mentions that the earrings are hers and the dress is not hers, but the two match very well! Vanna mentions that now they have machines to do the piercing of the ear; back then, it took a needle and a cork. Pat is confused on why the cork is necessary, and decides to not get his ears pierced.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
BRITISH ISLES
EPISODE #2869
Here are today's contestants!
Chrystal Fernandez is from Menifee, CA, which is near Temecula and Riverside. She's a case manager for a home health agency in the Inland Empire. She has two boys (Alex & Ada,)
Christine Schooler is from Denver, CO. She's a pharmacist. She's married recently to Randy. They like to do a bit of bowling, skiing, mountain biking, and not doing karaoke together.
Richard Rodgers is from Kent, WA. He was found at a contestant search at the Madison Hotel in Seattle. He's a project manager for a major computer corporation. He's married to Phyllis, and has two teenagers (Josh & Janelle).
| Round 1: $1,000 TDV | |||||||||||||||
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| TITLE | |||||||||||||||
| CHRYSTAL | Christine | Richard |
| Free Spin ┌: T Lose a Turn! ┌ | $700 ┐: S (x2) $250 ┌: C (DUD!) | $250 ┬: F (DUD!) |
| $1,400 | ||
| $400 ($500) ┌: D (DUD!) | -$250: O SURPRISE ┬: N (DUD!) | $500 ┬: M $300 ┐: H -$250: E $300 ┬: R (DUD!) |
| $1,150 | $550 | |
| $900 ┬: J *NMC* Solve... Correct! | ||
| $900 | ||
| J | _ | S | T | ||||||||||||
| S | H | O | O | T | M | E | |||||||||
| TITLE | |||||||||||||||
Chrystal says JUST SHOOT ME, and she'll do it for $900.
Round 2 adds an ENTERTAINMENT center, where one can enjoy excitement of the best video game on the market, NFL GameDay 98, on the Sony PlayStation, along with 15 other titles, with a 27" Sony TV, stereo system, VCR, AV receiver, and surround sound system. It's worth $3,500!
| Round 2: $2,500 TDV | |||||||||||||||
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| BEFORE & AFTER | |||||||||||||||
| Chrystal (FS) | CHRISTINE | Richard |
| $700 ┬: S $300 ┌: N (x3) -$250: E (x3) $600 ┌: T (x4) -$250: A (x3) $600 ┬: D -$250: I (x2) $400 ($550) ┐: G (DUD!) | $250 ┐: R (DUD!) | |
| $3,850 | ||
| $550 ┬: M $900 ┌: L $800 ┌: C (x3) $600 ┐: B $400 ($550) ┌: H $900 ┬: W ENTERTAINMENT ┐: K Solve... Correct! | ||
| $5,750 | ||
| Entertainment | ||
| K | E | _ | I | N | B | A | C | _ | N | ||||||
| L | E | T | T | _ | C | E | & | ||||||||
| T | _ | M | A | T | _ | ||||||||||
| S | A | N | D | W | I | C | H | ||||||||
| BEFORE & AFTER | |||||||||||||||
Chrystal can enjoy a KEVIN BACON LETTUCE & TOMATO SANDWICH with her $9,250 in stuff this round! Pat notes that there's six degrees of mayo in there.
| Chrystal (FS) | Christine | Richard |
| $10,150 | $0 | $0 |
| Entertainment |
| Round 3: $3,500 TDV | |||||||||||||||
| $5,000 | |||||||||||||||
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| FICTIONAL CHARACTERS | |||||||||||||||
| Chrystal (FS) | Christine | RICHARD |
| $250 (LAT) ┐: R (x3) -$250: A $500 ┐: S (DUD!) | ||
| $500 | ||
| SURPRISE ┐: N (x2) $700 ┬: W Solve... Correct! | ||
| $700 | ||
| Surprise | ||
| $6,450 | |||||||||||||||
| R | _ | A | _ | R | _ | N | N | _ | R | ||||||
| & | W | _ | _ | _ | _ | . | |||||||||
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| FICTIONAL CHARACTERS | |||||||||||||||
That was a quick round, fitting for ROAD RUNNER & WILE E. COYOTE. Chrystal has $700 more and a SURPRISE: A six-night houseboat vacation on Lake Powell! It's worth $6,925!
| Chrystal (FS) | Christine | Richard |
| $17,775 | $0 | $0 |
| Entertainment Surprise - Lake Powell |
| Round 4: $5,000 TDV | |||||||||||||||
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| PHRASE | |||||||||||||||
| CHRYSTAL (FS) | Christine | Richard |
| *Hand slipped, respin* $700 ┐: D (DUD!) | $500 ┬: T (x2) $250 ($900) ┐: H $900 ┐: S -$250: A (x5) Solve... Correct! | |
| $1,900 |
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| T | H | A | T | A | _ | A | _ | _ | |||||||
| PHRASE | |||||||||||||||
That was another quick round, and YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN to Christine, who finally gets on the board with $1,900.
| Chrystal (FS) | Christine | Richard |
| $17,775 | $1,900 | $0 |
| Entertainment Surprise - Lake Powell |
| Round 5: $5,000 TDV | |||||||||||||||
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| PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
| Chrystal (FS) | CHRISTINE | Richard |
| $400 ($500) ┐: R (DUD!) | $900 ┬: S $300 ┐: T (DUD!) | |
| $900 | ||
| BANKRUPT! ($500) ┬ | $800 ┐: L | |
| $800 |
DING-DING! DING-DING!
We're running out of time. Vowels are worth nothing, but consonants are $700 ┐.
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| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | S | ||||||||||
| PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
Christine: H (DUD!)
Richard: D ($1,600)
Chrystal: N ($700)
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| _ | _ | D | _ | _ | S | ||||||||||
| PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
I'm sure a PANEL OF JUDGES would rule Chrystal's solve as impressive.
| Chrystal (FS) | Christine | Richard |
| $18,475 | $1,900 | P.G. |
| Entertainment Surprise - Lake Powell | Lovely Parting Gifts |
Let's see if Chrystal can win one of the Land Rover, the trip to the British Isles, and the $25,000.
W H E E L
| Bonus Round | |||||||||||||||
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RSTLN E... give almost half the puzzle!
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| _ | _ | R | _ | E | R | ||||||||||
| PERSON | |||||||||||||||
YCB A... will give a vowel.
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| _ | _ | R | _ | E | R | ||||||||||
| PERSON | |||||||||||||||
Chrystal guesses CARD TURNER and FARM BURNER, and I know she's a HARD WORKER, but not hard enough to win the IRELAND trip. She won $18,475 though!
Pat Chat: Vanna mentions that the earrings are hers and the dress is not hers, but the two match very well! Vanna mentions that now they have machines to do the piercing of the ear; back then, it took a needle and a cork. Pat is confused on why the cork is necessary, and decides to not get his ears pierced.
