November 11, 2002 recap

Airdate: November 11, 2002

From the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, it's America's game! Let's continue our road trip with College Week!

It's raining money on our stage! It's also raining letters on our puzzle board. Perfect time for a Toss-Up!


Go!



Nga solves THE DEAN'S LIST.


Collecting their tuition money first:
Nga Nguyen: Senior at University of Washington who just received a BA in psychology, is going for a BS in biology, and wants to go to med school; from Seattle
Jim Morrison: Senior at Central Washington University studying administrative management, wants to go into politics; from Yakima
Marshall Shot: Senior at Western Washington University majoring in psychology, hoping to become a clinical psychologist; from Bothell



Go!


Jim solves MOMS AND DADS.


They're a lot better than what's hugging the one-third $10,000 space right now...we hope.




Nga solves REALITY TV DINNER. She may have said "relality", but Pat didn't notice.

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Jim reads what's on the board.

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Say things will get better, and the Mystery Round should go well. It's between two spaces with the chance of finding a BANKRUPT or a Ford Ranger 4x2 regular cab worth $13,175.




Marshall says JAMES TAYLOR'S YOU'RE, then pauses, but Pat already rules it incorrect even though Marshall didn't finish.



Nga solves JAMES TAYLOR'S YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND.

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Go!


Jim solves POINT AND CLICK.


We click on the puzzle board to put up another puzzle.


DING DING! DING DING!

But we can't click on the clock to fix it. Instead, Pat will give the Wheel a Final Spin, and consonants are worth $300 + $1,000 for $1,300 a piece. Jim begins.

Jim: R (DUD!)
Marshall: T (DUD!)
Nga: N ($1,300)
Jim: L (x2) ($2,600)
Marshall: S (x2) ($2,600)
Nga: F (x2) ($3,900)
Jim: U (DUD!)
Marshall: I ($2,600)
Nga: A (x2) ($2,600)


Nga solves FALL FASHIONS.







BONUS ROUND:





RSTLNE gives her:


CDHA gives her a valuable letter.