Post by mechamind on Aug 3, 2022 22:17:46 GMT -5
Airdate: Mar-Apr 1989
Look at this studio filled with fabulous bonus prizes including:
A gem package of diamonds, pearls, emeralds, and sapphires!
A pair of his-and-hers Peugeot automobiles!
A $45,000 cocktail ring!
Plus thousands of dollars in cash!
Over $230,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Shirley Burger: Mother of two who has run some marathons, from Yakima, WA
Pat Doyle (female): Advertising executive, from New York (in New York)
Jeff Sarcadia: Manufacturing engineer for a major automotive stamping company, from Hartland, MI
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. We are playing for cash, and here's our first puzzle:
Shirley solves KENNY AND MISTER ROGERS.
It's a beautiful day in the studio, and even after someone asks "Would the $3,500 be mine?", we think it can still be beautiful.
Shirley solves MAY I SEE YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE PLEASE.
You can look at ours, as long as you'll allow us to return to the studio with a Fred Joaillier gift certificate featuring a diamond and emerald bracelet (labeled JEWEL) worth $17,700.
Shirley solves UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY.
DING DING! DING DING!
We now ask which staff member authorized the silver space so late. The host will give the Wheel a Final Spin, and consonants are worth... $300 a piece.
Pat: H (x2) ($1,100)
Jeff: N ($300)
Shirley: V (DUD!)
Pat: S (x2) ($1,700)
Pat blots out the sweep by solving HERE COMES THE SUN.
BONUS ROUND:
RSTLNE gives her:
MDGA gets her further.
Look at this studio filled with fabulous bonus prizes including:
A gem package of diamonds, pearls, emeralds, and sapphires!
A pair of his-and-hers Peugeot automobiles!
A $45,000 cocktail ring!
Plus thousands of dollars in cash!
Over $230,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Shirley Burger: Mother of two who has run some marathons, from Yakima, WA
Pat Doyle (female): Advertising executive, from New York (in New York)
Jeff Sarcadia: Manufacturing engineer for a major automotive stamping company, from Hartland, MI
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. We are playing for cash, and here's our first puzzle:
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$400: T (DUD!) | BANKRUPT! ($0) | $350: R (DUD!) |
$250: N (x2) $1,000: L (x2) -$250: E (x2) Solve: Correct! | ||
$2,250 |
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Shirley solves GLENN CLOSE. Somewhat quick, so does she have another marathon to run?
Shirley | Pat | Jeff |
$2,250 |
We shouldn't do too much running ourselves. We have more reliable means to carry in a Burton James sleeper couch (labeled COUCH) worth $3,000.
One Pat has stamped a $2,500 space on that Wheel, and another Pat will make sure it was worth it.
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SAME NAME |
Shirley | PAT | Jeff |
$450: N (x3) $400: D -$250: A BANKRUPT! ($1,500) | $250: T $150: Y $400: L (DUD!) | |
$400 | ||
$250: R (x3) -$250: E (x3) $350: S (x2) $800: M Solve: Correct! | ||
$2,000 |
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SAME NAME |
Shirley solves KENNY AND MISTER ROGERS.
Shirley | Pat | Jeff |
$4,250 |
It's a beautiful day in the studio, and even after someone asks "Would the $3,500 be mine?", we think it can still be beautiful.
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$500: N $200: S (x4) $900: R (x3) -$250: A (x2) $400: Y (x2) -$250: O $800: M -$250: I (x3) Solve: Correct! | ||
$4,850 |
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Shirley solves MAY I SEE YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE PLEASE.
Shirley | Pat | Jeff |
$9,100 |
You can look at ours, as long as you'll allow us to return to the studio with a Fred Joaillier gift certificate featuring a diamond and emerald bracelet (labeled JEWEL) worth $17,700.
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THING |
SHIRLEY | Pat | Jeff |
$450: T $200: R (x2) BANKRUPT! ($850) | $900: S (DUD!) | $200: N $550: P -$250: E $500: L (DUD!) |
$500 | ||
$600: D $200: H (x2) -$250: E (Repeat) | $250: C (DUD!) | $900: Y $200: M (DUD!) |
$750 | $1,400 | |
BANKRUPT! ($750) | $250: G -$250: A (x2) $500: B -$250: I (x2) Lose A Turn! | -$250: O (x2) $250: W (DUD!) |
$250 | $1,150 | |
$500: Z Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | ||
$500 |
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THING |
Shirley solves UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY.
Shirley | Pat | Jeff |
$9,600 |
We now authorize our yellow contestant to hit the $5,000 space on the Wheel.
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$500: T | ||
$500 |
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DING DING! DING DING!
We now ask which staff member authorized the silver space so late. The host will give the Wheel a Final Spin, and consonants are worth... $300 a piece.
Pat: H (x2) ($1,100)
Jeff: N ($300)
Shirley: V (DUD!)
Pat: S (x2) ($1,700)
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Pat blots out the sweep by solving HERE COMES THE SUN.
Shirley | Pat | Jeff |
$9,600 | $1,700 |
Only one of Shirley's competitors could find the light. Jeff is kept in the dark with some nice parting gifts.
BONUS ROUND:
May the sun shine in Bonus Land! Shirley's here, and she's playing for one of these prizes:
Pair of Peugeot automobiles (over $39,000)
Precious gems package with pearls, diamonds, emeralds, and sapphires ($40,000)
Boat ($60,000)
Topaz ring ($45,000)
"Good ol' American cash" ($25,000)
Shirley wants to take home...
Peugeot 405 DL sedan for him and 505 8-passenger wagon for her ($39,309)
Here comes the bonus puzzle:
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MDGA gets her further.
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She instantly solves FAMILY MAN to keep the cars! Shirley escapes with $48,909 in cash and prizes!
In the post-game chat, Pat is impressed that they gave away more stuff. It'd be fun to count up all the cars the show has given away. Maybe it wouldn't be fun. Let's say 9,285 cars, which is probably wrong...but it's more plausible than a billion.