New Zealand - Terry Frisby Game 3 recap

New Zealand - Terry Frisby Game 3 recap Oct 22, 2022 14:39:31 GMT -5

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Post by mechamind on Oct 22, 2022 14:39:31 GMT -5

Airdate: Unknown (1990's Wheel)

Look at these fabulous prizes...

A Samsung appliances and 25-inch TV with cabinet worth $4,245!
A 7-night Queenstown ski holiday worth $7,240!
A Mitsubishi Lancer worth $31,167!

It's New Zealand's Favourite Game, Wheel of Fortune!

Today's contestants:
Jo Lawson: Early childhood "edu-carer"
Terry Frisby (returning with $8,354 in prizes)
Jerry Wilmoth: Chased and harassed by a bull camel when he was young

The children at Jo's day care made a special piece of art for her to bring to Wheel with her. It's quite colourful!

The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $500, and here's our first puzzle:

Round 1

TITLE

JO	Terry	Jerry
$290: R $235: S (x2) $145: T (x2) $290: K $170: N $170: H (x2) Solve: Correct!
1,300

TITLE

Perfection! Jo solves STARSKY AND HUTCH.

We have a little more! She didn't want to spin again, but Jo can take an extra $200 with a bonus question...

Name one of the actors who played either Starsky or Hutch.

She's silent. She couldn't name either David Soul or Paul Michael Glaser.

$1,300 to spend

VAX Vacuum cleaner (-$780)
Hand-knitted wool garment (-$300)
Hemlock teddy bear (-$180)
$40 remaining

Grant imitates Hemlock the bear as if he were him.

Jo	Terry	Jerry
1,300
Locked in: $1,260 spent $40 remainder

I'm a nice sparkly red BONUS space! Spin me, and I could give you an Ansett mystery weekend for two!

The top dollar-value on the Wheel is now $1,000.

Round 2

LYRIC

Jo	TERRY	Jerry
	$500: S Lose A Turn!	$440: T (DUD!)
	500
Lose A Turn!	$720: N (x2) $360: R (x3) $360: D Lucky D! $360: L (DUD!)	$140: C (DUD!)
	2,300
$500: H (DUD!)	$270: K Solve: Correct!
	2,570

LYRIC

Terry solves KEEP AWAY FROM RUNAROUND SUE.

$2,570 to spend

22-volume World Book encyclopedia (-$1,642)
Space saving video bracket package (-$706)
Columbine hosiery (-$150)
Soup mugs (-$47)
$25 remaining

Some audience members laugh after Terry picks the hosiery.

Jo	Terry	Jerry
1,300	2,570
Locked in: $1,260 spent $40 remainder	Locked in: $2,545 spent $25 remainder

The top-dollar value on the Wheel is up to $2,000!

Round 3

PHRASE

Jo	Terry	JERRY
		$215: T $260: R (x2) $630: S (DUD!)
		475
$260: D (DUD!)	$545: F (x2)
	545

Jo asks to buy a vowel on her first turn, but she is not allowed.

PHRASE

RRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNGGGG!

Believe it or not, we're out of time. Phillip will give the Wheel a Spin, and consonants are worth $350.

Terry: H (895)

PHRASE

Terry solves A FATHER FIGURE.

$895 to spend

Flight luggage (-$770)
Pair of cycle helmets (-$100)
$25 remaining

Jo	Terry	Jerry
1,300	3,465	475
Locked in: $1,260 spent $40 remainder	Locked in: $3,415 spent $50 remainder

Phillip will need to know how to console Jerry after missing out. He will take home an Élysée 24-karat gold and steel ballpoint pen as a consolation prize.

All contestants receive the Wheel of Fortune board game.

BONUS ROUND:

Keep away from Terry if he wins another major prize! He's ready to spin, but we need to look at the following:

Sewing machine ($3,600)
Whiteware package ($4,200)

Lounge suite ($4,100)

Ride-on mower ($5,300)
Ski holiday ($7,200)
Mitsubishi Lancer ($31,167)

He still wants to spin!

With 3,465, Terry is back to three consonants and a vowel. Now it's time to spin, and the Golden Wheel lands on...

Samsung appliances and 25-inch TV with cabinet ($4,245)

Is he ready to solve this puzzle right now?

Bonus Puzzle

STAR & ROLE

Or will he need CLB, and O to get it?

STAR & ROLE

He puts in some effort, but he does not solve MEL GIBSON AS HAMLET. He's into Shakespeare as well. Terry still has $11,769 in prizes and will be returning!